Christian Ahlibi

Trained and empowered 1,600+ farmers in sustainable vegetable production methods, increasing local agricultural capacity and supporting food security in Nkoranza South. Coordinated field demonstration days and collected project data to evaluate training effectiveness and input access.

Assessed and managed greenhouse structure procurement and installation for tropical production. Conducted vegetable crop field trials, built production budgets, and analyzed yield and production costs to inform decisions on production cycles.

Organized community forums to address farming challenges and promote agricultural government initiatives. Conducted on-farm trials and supported Farmer-Based Organizations (FBOs), while advising farmers on inputs, varieties, health issues, credit, and marketing opportunities.

Performed diagnostic testing including full blood counts, malaria parasite screening, blood grouping, and infectious disease screenings (HIV, hepatitis, syphilis). Carried out urinalysis and Widal tests in line with Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) to ensure accuracy and reduce contamination.

Extracted and amplified soybean genomic DNA using CTAB and PCR methods for breeding and research. Profiled DNA for 18 soybean accessions, supported artificial pollination, and applied plant tissue culture for pineapple and cassava propagation.

Pursuing an MPhil in Crop Science at the University of Energy and Natural Resources (began in 2025).

Completed a BSc (Honours) in Agricultural Biotechnology at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in 2017.

Completed the Senior High School Certificate in Agricultural Science in 2013.