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Thomas Ekamais Akuja

Thomas Ekamais Akuja

LiveDNA ID: 254.21742
15 Publications
0 Editorial Roles
0 Projects

Education

Academic Background
  • Ph.D. Ben Gurion University, Israel Agronomy | Completed: 2001

Publications (15)

Selected Scholarly Contributions
Effect of foliar fertilization on wheat (Triticum aestivum (L)) in marginal areas of eastern province, Kenya.
Njuguna, M.N., M. Macharia, T.E. Akuja and J.N. Kamwaga,
J. Plant Anim. Sci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2011
Evaluation of the diversity of crop and livestock enterprises among agro-biodiversity farmer field schools (ABD-FFS) and Non-ABD-FFS households in Bondo District, Kenya.
Achonga, B.O., J.K. Lagat and T.E. Akuja,
J. Applied Biosci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2011
Optimization of Turkwel river water resources for improved sustainable livelihoods: A socio-economic approach.
Akuja, T.E., M.W. Ngigi, C.M. Gichaba, A.Y. Guliye, B.M. Mutua, S.A. Abdulrazak and M. Karachi,
J. Applied Biosci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2010
Effect of seeding rate and nitrogen fertilizer on wheat grain yield in marginal areas of eastern Kenya.
Njuguna, M.N., M. Munene, H.G. Mwangi, J.K. Waweru and T.E. Akuja,
J. Anim. Plant Sci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2010
Trends and current status of indigenous knowledge among the inhabitants of the Turkwel riverine in Kenya: IKS community development and resilience.
Akuja, T.E., B.M. Mutua, A.Y. Guliye, C.M. Gichaba, M.W. Ngigi, M. Karachi and S.A. Abdulrazak,
Indilinga Afr. J. Indigenous Knowledge Syst., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2009
Effects of nitrogen fertilizer and plant population on growth, yield and harvest index (HI) of chickpea (Cicerarietinum L.) under dryland conditions in Kenya.
Kimithi, D.K., A.M. Kibe and T.E. Akuja,
J. Applied Biosci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2009
Soil profile based tillage practices for wheat production in the central rift valley area of Kenya.
Akuja, T.E., H.G. Mwangi, J.N. Kamwaga, M.N. Njuguna and L.S. Nafuma,
J. Applied Biosci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2008
Effect of potato vines and sorghum silage on cattle milk productivity.
Ashiono, G.B., J.O. Ouda, T.E. Akuja, J.K. Kitilit, R.G. Irungu and S. Gatwiku,
Asian J. Plant Sci., | Journal Article
10.3923/ajps.2006.81.84
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2006
Nutrient characteristics of six cold tolerant sorghum (Sorghum bicolour (L) Moench) genotypes across different ecozones.
Ashiono, G.B., J.K. Kitilit, K.R.G. Irungu, T.E. Akuja and K. Changwony,
J. Agron., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2005
Effect of nitrogen and phosphorus application on growth and yield of dual-purpose sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L) Moench), E1291, in the dry highlands of Kenya.
Ashiono, G.B., S. Gatwiku, P. Mwangi and T.E. Akuja,
Asian J. Plant Sci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2005
Effects of soil erosion and land use on soil quality in the semi-arid Negev Desert of Israel.
Akuja, T.E., E. Zaady, Y. Gutterman and D. Ward,
East Afr. J. Life Sci., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2005
Effect of soil erosion on the biodiversity of soil crust within the Ziporim basin of Israel.
Akuja, T. and E. Zaady,
Int. J. Agric. Rural Dev., | Journal Article
10.4314/ijard.v5i1.2556
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2004
Long-term effect of intensive irrigated agriculture on dryland soil quality within the vicinity of Thymelea hirsuta shrubs in the Negev Highlands.
Akuja, T.E. and M. Brown,
Egerton J. Sci. Technol., | Journal Article
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2004
Effect of intercropping finger millet with two indigenous legumes at different nitrogen levels in Kabete and Njoro, Kenya.
Akuja, T.E., L.S. Akundabweni and J.A. Chweya,
Eastern Afr. J. Rural Dev., | Journal Article
10.4314/eajrd.v19i1.28354
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2003
Soil characteristics of crusted outside and subcanopy areas of four dominant shrubs in the Negev Desert.
Akuja, T., K.G. Godonu, T. Kraaij, M. Mwangi, I. Oguzoglu and E. Zaady,
Int. J. Agric. Rural Dev., | Journal Article
10.4314/ijard.v3i1.2536
Self Thomas Ekamais Akuja
2002