Soil conservation means food security for farmers in Malawi.

Science offers opportunity to curb greenhouse gas emissions related to agriculture and meet climate goals.

The COMPASS smartphone phone app uses data from farmers and from satellites to provide precise crop management advice.

Experts reflect on the successful efforts to limit the spread of maize lethal necrosis across eastern and southern Africa.

Markets and value chains expert studies seed demand and distribution, with the aim to help agro-dealers and seed businesses better market improved seed.

Meeting with Ethiopian researchers and policymakers outlines path forward for cooperation.

Stress-tolerant maize varieties are transforming lives in northern Uganda.

Scientists mobilize African and Latin American knowledge to protect Asia’s maize.

CIMMYT’s board witnesses the results of impactful research and market partnerships in Kenya.

CIMMYT wheat breeder supports smallholder farmers without access to a diversified diet by improving nutritional quality in wheat.

The 2019 Borlaug Dialogue explored solutions to feed the planet sustainably in the face of conflict and climate change.

Study gives insight into Mexican consumers’ preferences and demand for blue maize tortillas.

The world urgently needs a transformation of the global food system, leading to healthier diets for all and a drastic reduction in agriculture’s environmental impact. The major cereal grains must play a central role in this new revolution for the benefit of the world’s poorest people.

Can you imagine a world without maize and wheat? We can’t!

Maize experts, as well as scientists from other key crops, from around the world came together to discuss these challenges and how to solve them at the 23rd Latin American Maize Reunion and 4th Seed Congress, held October 7-10 in Monteria, Colombia.