Enoch Teye Kwao Ametepey
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Extension Evaluation and Data Specialist
Also affiliated: University of Cape Coast (2021); Kentucky State University (2026)
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Enoch Teye Kwao Ametepey's research focuses on agricultural extension services and their impact on farmers, particularly in Ghana and Nigeria. His work investigates how these services can be tailored to specific needs, such as empowering farmers with disabilities and promoting agrochemical safety behaviors among pineapple farmers. Ametepey also examines the role of technology in agricultural extension, studying educators' use of social media for outreach and college students' social media habits for seeking agricultural information. His research has also touched upon the effects of events like the Coronavirus pandemic on aquaculture in Nigeria.
Ametepey collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including George W. Wardlow, Casandra Cox, and Jeffrey T. Miller. He has published eight scholarly works, with an h-index of 2 and a total of 6 citations.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 8
- Citations: 6
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Extension Evaluation and Data Specialist 2025–presentKentucky State University Agriculture, Health and Natural Resources ORCID
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Extension Evaluation and Data Specialist publications 2024–2026University of Arkansas at Fayetteville ORCID
Selected Publications
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The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition (2026)
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The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition (2026)
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Extension Educators’ Use of Social Media for Promoting Extension-related Activities (2025)
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An Assessment of College Students’ Use of Social Media for Agriculture-related Information Seeking (2025)
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- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- The role of agricultural extension services in shaping agrochemicals safety behaviour among pineapple farmers in Ghana’s inclusive agroecology transition
- An Assessment of College Students’ Use of Social Media for Agriculture-related Information Seeking
- An Assessment of College Students’ Use of Social Media for Agriculture-related Information Seeking
- Extension Educators’ Use of Social Media for Promoting Extension-related Activities
- Extension Educators’ Use of Social Media for Promoting Extension-related Activities
- Extension Educators’ Use of Social Media for Promoting Extension-related Activities
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