Prof. Dr. Mohammad Nabi Aslamy is a distinguished academic, researcher, and professional with over 40 years of expertise in agriculture, agribusiness, and education. His extensive career spans agricultural research, plant production, training, business management, and project leadership.

Dr. Aslamy has served as a Professor at Kabul University, Afghanistan, a Faculty Associate in the Department of Agriculture at Arizona State University, and an Exchange Professor and Researcher at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. His leadership roles include Senior Agriculture and Agribusiness Program Manager, Director, Chief of Party (COP), and Deputy Chief of Party (DCOP), demonstrating his depth of experience in agricultural production, research, and business management.

He holds a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Agronomy Research (Soybeans) from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, a Ph.D. in Agronomy (Crop Production and Physiology) from the University of Arizona, Tucson, an M.S. in Botany and Range Management from the University of Wyoming, Laramie, and a B.S. in General Agriculture (Plant and Animal Science) from Kabul University, Afghanistan (1959-1965).

Beyond academia, Dr. Aslamy has actively contributed to community development, serving as Chairman of the Charter School Education Committee and a Community Charity Volunteer at the Denver-North Islamic Center (2010-2021).

Currently residing with his family and grandchildren in Concord, California, BioNatural Healing College (BNHC) is honored to have Prof. Dr. Aslamy as its Executive Advisor. His vast knowledge and experience in crop production, research, teaching, training, and business management continue to drive BNHC’s mission of advancing sustainable agriculture, environmental health, and holistic education.