Agbesi Keteku Ph.D. (Naresuan University)

Dr. Agbesi Keteku is affiliated with R & D Management at Bhalsar International Company Ltd in Lumlukka, Pathum Thani, Thailand. He earned his PhD from Naresuan University and specializes in agronomy, cropping systems, and soil fertility. His research addresses sustainable agricultural practices with particular emphasis on productivity enhancement and environmental impact mitigation. His most-cited publication, "Sustaining Productivity while Reducing Methane Emission in Calcareous Soils: Implications of Combining Inorganic Fertilizer and Biochar" (2025), reflects his commitment to developing integrated soil management strategies that balance crop performance with greenhouse gas reduction.

• Agbesi Kwadzo Keteku, Patricia A Yeboah, Stephen Yeboah, Richard Dormatey, Kennedy Agyeman, Mavis B Brempong, Philip Ghanney, Samuel A Poku, Eric O Danquah, Felix Frimpong, Sylvester Addy, Franklin Bosompem, Habibah Aggrey. (2024). Plant Nutrition in Relation to Water-use Efficiency in Crop Production: A review. Agrica: Journal of Sustainable Agriculture, 17(1), 67-95. https://doi.org/10.37478/agr.v17i1.3547
• Keteku AK., Amegbor IK., Frimpong F., Dormatey R., Blege P., Yeboah S., Agyeman K., Brempong MB., Aduse Poku S., Amankwaa-Yeboah P., Owusu Danquah E., Ghanney P., Addy S., Bosompem F., Aggrey H. (2024). Sustainable Agricultural Practices: Enhancing Rice Yield and Reducing Methane Emissions in Degraded Soils via Soil Amendments and Silicon Application. International Journal of Agronomy. 2024:13 https://doi.org/10.1155/2024/5928777
• Agyeman K, Brempong MB, Ofosu A, Danquah OE, Keteku AK, et al. (2023) Yield Potential of Improved Maize Achieved from Optimal Rates of YARA Crop Nutrition Fertilizers for Sustainable Maize Production in the Semi-Deciduous Forest Agro-Ecological Zone of Ghana. Asian J Plant Sci Vol:13 No:8: 311. DOI:10.36648/2249-7412.13.8.311