Diana Majid Khalil from the Department of Agricultural Economics successfully defended her Ph.D. dissertation entitled “Evaluating the Efficiency of the Organic Farming Program for Cereal Crops in Iraq and Its Role in Achieving Sustainable Agricultural Development.”
The dissertation aimed to assess the efficiency of the organic farming program for cereal crops in Iraq and evaluate its role in meeting the requirements of sustainable agricultural development by analyzing the efficiency of agricultural input use and examining the economic feasibility, as well as the environmental and social impacts, of organic fertilizer and biopesticide technologies.
The researcher recommended expanding the application of organic farming technologies, strengthening extension and training programs for farmers, and providing the necessary economic support and incentives to encourage the transition to sustainable agricultural practices. These measures would contribute to achieving greater integration among the economic, environmental, and social dimensions of agricultural development in Iraq.
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