About Me
Agronomic expertise.
Practical experience.
Meaningful impact.
I combine agronomic knowledge, field experience, research, and data-driven approaches to solve real agricultural challenges and support sustainable crop production.
From managing crop production and field operations in Iran to developing my professional path in Canadian agriculture, my journey reflects adaptability, continuous learning, and a long-term commitment to agronomy and applied agricultural research.
An M.Sc. graduate in Agronomy with more than 15 years of experience in crop production, irrigation, field research, agricultural management, and data analysis. Currently a registered Articling Agrologist in Saskatchewan.
I combine practical field knowledge with research, statistical analysis, digital agriculture, and decision-support skills. My work connects crop and soil observations with structured data to support more informed agricultural decisions.
I believe effective agriculture begins with understanding real field conditions. Scientific evidence, practical experience, responsible resource management, and continuous improvement should work together to create solutions that are both productive and sustainable.
My Story
I grew up in a farming family, where my connection with agriculture began. This early exposure shaped my curiosity about the relationship between humans, plants, animals, and the environment. While in high school, I attended agricultural training programs and gained hands-on experience on our family farm. This passion led me to pursue formal education in agriculture at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Today, I work with growers, organizations, and research teams to develop practical, science-based solutions that improve crop production and advance sustainable agriculture.
What drives me
• Solving real agricultural challenges
• Turning research into practical solutions
• Building sustainable agricultural systems
• Supporting growers and organizations
