About
Emel BERK serves as a full-time Lecturer at Ahi Evran University's Vocational School of Technical Sciences, Department of Plant and Animal Production since 2010, currently holding the position of Deputy Department Head (2022-present). Her teaching portfolio spans 169 courses including Plant Pathology, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Field Crops Diseases, and Agricultural Mechanization across undergraduate programs.
She holds a Master's Degree (2010) and Bachelor's Degree (2008) in Field Crops from Ankara University's Faculty of Agriculture. Her educational background forms the foundation for her specialization in crop science and sustainable agricultural practices.
BERK's research concentrates on three core domains: Medicinal and Aromatic Plants cultivation techniques, Cereals and Food Grain Legumes breeding, and Pasture/Forage Plants management. Her work integrates phytopathology, agricultural mechanization, and soil fertility optimization, with particular emphasis on drug preparation techniques, perfume plant evaluation, and aromatherapy applications within Turkish agricultural contexts.
Her sole documented publication (2007) examines biological nitrogen fixation in sustainable fertilization systems, reflecting consistent focus on eco-friendly agricultural methodologies within soil science and plant nutrition disciplines throughout her career.
No scientific awards, major grants, or formal student supervision activities are recorded in her academic profile, with professional contributions primarily centered on curriculum development and departmental administration.
