Solomon Amoabeng Nimako

Solomon Amoabeng Nimako is a PhD candidate in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at the University of Ghana's School of Agriculture, Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness. His research focuses on sustainable agricultural practices in Ghana, including soil fertility management, fertilizer application efficiency, and value chain development for smallholder farmers.

• Research Themes: Agricultural data accuracy, sustainable soil health, economic viability of farming practices, and complexity-based value chain transformation.

Projects: Solomon is leading the Value chain development for sustainable agricultural intensification in Ghana project since February 2021, under the supervision of Paul Ingenbleek. His work has been featured in journals like Agricultural Systems and Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, with collaborations on topics such as maize production and fertilizer use.

• Collaborations: With researchers like Paul Bindraban, Paul Ingenbleek, and Stephen Dittoh on agricultural sustainability in Ghana.

Research Output: Four contributions (two peer-reviewed articles and two conference papers) analyzing policy implications of agricultural data, sustainable practices, and value chain dynamics in Ghana's savannah and transitional zones.