
Dr Krishna Devkota is Manager of Sustainable Intensification Work package of F2R CWANA Initiative. Dr Devkota has a PhD in Agriculture/Agronomy from the Center for Development Research (ZEF), University of Bonn, Germany with extensive field research soil, water and agronomy in Uzbekistan. He has more than 10 years of experience from three CGIAR centers (CIMMYT, IRRI and Africa Rice Center). Before joining ICARDA, he was Senior Scientist (Cropping Systems Agronomist and Agricultural Water Management Specialist) at UM6P University of Morocco for more than two years. He was ‘Irrigation Agronomist’ in IRRI, Philippines and ‘Cropping Systems and Agricultural Water Management Specialist’ in Africa Rice Center, Cote d’Ivoire. Also, he was agronomist (cereal and food legume crops) in a national NGO (Local Initiatives for Biodiversity, Research and Development, LI-BIRD) in Nepal for more than five years. He has experience in agricultural research from East-, South- and Central-Asia and West- and North-Africa in diverse crops and challenges with the aim to improve the sustainability and resilience (sustainable intensification) of crop production systems. Dr Devkota also has very good expertise in crop simulation modeling (APSIM, DSSAT, etc) and has authored and co-authored more than 80 scientific articles and book chapters in high impact factor journals.
Krishna Prasad Devkota's Publications

Conservation agriculture for closing maize yield gap and enhancing climate resilience in semi-arid Eastern Rwanda

Data-Driven Agronomic Solutions to Close Wheat Yield Gaps and Achieve Self-Sufficiency in Uzbekistan

A review on the utilization of the by-products generated during the production of Argan oil

National baseline high-resolution mapping of soil organic carbon in Moroccan cropland areas

Tailoring fertilizer rates to catena positions improves nutrient use efficiency of rice in inland valleys of West Africa

Exploring the Bioactive Potential of Argan Oil Cake: A Comprehensive Physicochemical Comparison with various Seeds Cakes

Minerals and heavy metals profiling of Moroccan saffron (Crocus sativus L.): A comparative study across diverse agro-ecological areas

Optimizing split-fertilizer applications for enhanced maize yield and nutrient use efficiency in Nigeria’s Middle-belt

Opportunities to close wheat yield gaps in Nepal’s Terai: Insights from field surveys, on-farm experiments, and simulation modeling

Multilocation Evaluation of Alternative Forage Crops Grown Under Salinity Conditions in the South of Morocco

Yield potentials of improved rice varieties for increased lowland rice production within the mankran watershed in Ghana

Potential of Crop Simulation Models to Increase Food and Nutrition Security Under a Changing Climate in Nepal
