In support of Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education), a committee of faculty members from the Department of Field Crops conducted a field visit to the experimental site of MSc student Ali Salem Mohsen. His research, titled “Effect of Foliar Application of Nano and Chelated Potassium Concentrations on Certain Wheat Varieties under Saline Well Water Irrigation,” is supervised by Assistant Professor Dr. Ream Shaker Mahmoud.

During the visit, the student delivered a detailed presentation on his research project, outlining its objectives and methodology. The committee members provided valuable feedback and guidance to support the progress of his study.

We wish everyone continued success and further achievements.

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