Anthony Oyeogbe

Anthony Oyeogbe is a Research Fellow specializing in soil science and agricultural sustainability. His current position involves post-doctoral research within the Research, Development and Innovation unit at Midwest. His work focuses on understanding soil microbial communities, greenhouse gas emissions, and the interplay between carbon availability and nutrient dynamics in agricultural systems.

Research Interests: Conservation Agriculture, Weed Management Strategies, Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration, Nitrogen Fertilizer Efficiency, and Herbicide Impact Assessment. His studies aim to balance environmental stewardship with agricultural productivity.

Recent Work: Published a peer-reviewed article in Biology and Fertility of Soils (2025) investigating nitrous oxide fluxes and soil microbial responses under varying phosphorus regimes. This study highlights carbon's critical role over phosphorus in regulating denitrification processes.

No formal awards or grants are listed, though his research contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to climate action and sustainable agriculture.