Haramaya University Research Stations
Hubs of agricultural innovation, ecological studies, health surveillance, and field research across Eastern Ethiopia.
Field Stations Directory
12 StationsHirna Research Station
Specialized field trials for mid-altitude crops, agronomic testing, and soil conservation.
Fedis Research Station
Focuses on drought-resilient crops, dryland soil management, and lowland farming technologies.
Berkele Research Station
Dedicated center for tropical fruits, vegetable breeding, and intensive horticultural propagation.
Rare Research Station
Main campus testing grounds for cereal crops, high-altitude seed production, and crop pathology.
Kersa HDSS
Health and Demographic Surveillance System conducting longitudinal community population research.
Babile Research Station
Oilseeds, pulse research, sorghum breeding, and semi-arid ecosystem adaptability studies.
Erer (Camel Research)
Dedicated pastoralism hub evaluating camel production systems, health, and rangeland forage.
Dire Dawa Research Station
Urban and peri-urban lowland crop research, warm-climate irrigation, and crop protection.
Gurawa (Highland Crops)
High-altitude crop evaluation, cold-tolerant varieties, and mountain agriculture research.
Gurawa (Apple Research)
Specialized orchard focused on temperate apple varieties, rootstock selection, and highland fruit production.
Dire Dawa (Tony Farm)
Commercial-scale research farm evaluating horticulture, irrigated fodder, and low-altitude agronomy.
Haramaya (Animal Science)
Main campus livestock center for dairy, poultry, sheep, goat breeding, and animal nutrition experiments.
