Salem S. Alghamdi سالم بن سفر الغامدي

My major contribution to dryland agriculture has been crop yield improvements in grain legumes in the fields of crop physiology, agronomy, germplasm development and crop breeding. My research is relevant to the farming community and aims to solve real problems through meticulous scientific research methodology and collaboration. Doing a couple of research in developing high-yielding faba bean crops under biotic and abiotic stress, as well agronomical research. The research also, has a major focus on yield and yield stability, protein, and oil improvement of cereal and important legumes under stress environments. Lately, my research is directly relevant to international researchers, ICARDA, UWA and Sydney University, producers, and communities. International germplasm exchange is an essential component of breeding programs to improve crops by introducing desirable genes from diverse sources to local or commercial varieties.