Philip Hegarty James

Philip Hegarty James

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Federal University Gashua, Yobe State
Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy

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Research Interests: Soil and Water Management, Soil Physics, Agronomy, Conservation, Food and Nutrition Security

Research Supervisors: Dr. Aminu Ali (Federal University of Agriculture Makurdi) and Drs. Oyinkansola
Tasie and Kwame Yeboah (MSU)

Semesters at MSU: Fall 2018

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While at MSU, Mr. James has taken courses on Soil Resources and Statistics handled by Professors
James Crum and Alexandra Kravchenko. Mr. James was also in Prof. Snapp’s
lab where students interacted with others students on weekly basis in order to discuss their
research and learning from their experiences.

Capacity Building

Assisted Dr Wellington: Introduction to R

  1. 12 - 18 April, 2019, University of Ibadan
  2. 23 - 26 April, 2019, Staff of Ministry of Agriculture, Kebbi State
    Government
  • Trained staff of Benue State Ministry of Agriculture and Natural
    Resources on Agricultural data analysis using R 19th – 23rd August 2019
  • Trained staff of Ebonyi State Ministry of Agriculture and Natural
    Resources on Agricultural Data Analysis Using R 20th to 24th January 2020
  • Trained Staff of Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Resources
    Management, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki on 'R' For Statistical
    Computing 27th to 31st January 2020
  • Trained Staff of Amadu Bello University, Zaria and the Federal
    University Dutsinma, Katsina State on Agricultural Data Analysis Using R
    17th to 21st March 2020

Presentations

14th November 2018: Water Use efficiency of cowpea cultivars grown on
residual moisture from the fadama in Tasompoh Zing LGA Taraba State,
presented at Africa Research and Development Seminar, AFRE RM 410 MSU

Authored Documents

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