Martin Luther Madegu

Ensures food safety during harvesting, washing, packaging, and transportation. Improves soil health using soil testing, targeted fertilization, and crop rotation.

Managed daily tasks by delegating responsibilities to optimize team resources and meet deadlines. Maintained clean and organized production areas to avoid hazards and work delays.

Plans, prepares, and delivers Integrated Science and Biology lessons. Builds relationships with students, parents, and colleagues and applies classroom management strategies to maintain discipline while encouraging communication.

Performed research work on crop physiology at AAMUSTED Multi-Purpose Nursery.

Coordinated between the youth and the mainstream church and served as public relations officer for the mainstream church.

Conducted research work on mini-sett production of yam and plantain at the University of Ghana research farm at Kade.

Served as course representative for 2G Class at Presbyterian College of Education.

Led Evergreen Club activities focused on nursing seedlings and planting trees. Supported community education on environmental protection.

Conducted undergraduate research work raising yam in a multipurpose nursery setting.

Pursuing an M.Phil in Crop Science at the Akenten Appiah-Menka University of Skills Training and Entrepreneurial Development. Thesis topic: genetic analysis and heritability estimates for heat tolerance in tomato (Solanum lycopersicum L.).

Completed a B.Sc. in Agricultural Science Education at the University of Education, Winneba. Thesis examined the effect of organic manure (cow dung and poultry litter) and inorganic fertilizer (urea and NPK) on the growth of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata).

Earned a Diploma in Basic Education from the University of Cape Coast. Project topic: using playing cards to enhance addition and multiplication in Primary 4 pupils.