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Dr. Kayode Samuel Ogunleye
Reader / Associate Professor
Department of Soil Science and Land Management, Faculty of Agriculture
Area of Specialization: Soil Physics and soil conservational,
Biography
My name is Kayode Samuel Ogunleye. I graduated from Russian People's Friendship University, Moscow in 2004. Worked with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development between 2006 and 2012. Joined Federal University Oye in January 2013. I have served at different capacities such as lecturing, research, practicals, also as The faculty Examination from 2015 to 2019. I am presently an Associate Professor of Soil Science in the department of Soil Science and Land Resources Management.
Research Interests
Soil Physics, Soil water movement and retention, Soil compaction and tillage systems, Irrigation and drainage management, Soil moisture conservation
Soil Conservation and Land Management, Soil erosion assessment and control, Sustainable land management, Land degradation and rehabilitation
Conservation agriculture.
Qualifications
| Degree | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| PhD, Soil Science and Soil Conservation | Russian People's Friendship University, Moscow | 2004 |
| PhD, Soil Science and Soil Conservation | Russian People's Friendship University, Moscow | 2004 |
| PhD, Soil Science and Soil Conservation | Russian People's Friendship University, Moscow | 2004 |
Grants
Membership of Professional Bodies
Member
Postgraduate Ph.D Supervision
CONTRIBUTION OF TILLAGE PRACTICES, NPK 15:15:15 FERTILIZER AND ARBUSCULAR MYCORHIZAL FUNGI ON MAIZE (Zea Mays L) IN A DERIVED SAVANNAH AGRO-ECOLOGY.
Postgraduate M.Sc Supervision
Effects of Tillage Systems and Nano-fertilizer on Soil Physico-chemical Properties of cabbage Yield in an Afisol
Course Teaching
Principles of Soil Science 1
Principle of Soil science II
Custom Fields
Reviewer of the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) of the proposed agro-business expansion project at Panda, Karu L.G.A of Nasarawa State, by the Federal Ministry of Environment, Abuja. Ref: FMEnv/EA/EIA/4268/Vol/1//156.
Reviewer of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the proposed Ologbo Plantation Extension Project at Ikpoba-Okha Local Government Area, Edo State, Nigeria, by the Federal Ministry of Environment, Abuja. Ref: FMEnv/EA/EIA/3287/Vol.1/xx
Selected Publications
Can Nigerian soils sustain crop production? - The dilemma of a soil scientist. Food & Agricultural Organization of the United Nations
Authors: Fasina Abayomi Sunday, Oluwadare David Abiodun , Omoju Olanrewaju Johnson Oluleye Anthony Kehinde , Ogbonnaya Uchenna Ogbonnaya, Ogunleye Kayode Samuel
Nature & Faune β’ 2015
