As processed food products gain popularity in Mexico City, researchers are keen to understand variation in access to healthier maize- and wheat-based foods across differences in purchasing power.

How can space technology help improve maize and wheat production? CIMMYT joined a group of international data users in a recent project to find out.

Briquetted urea and polymer-coated urea more efficient as maize fertilizers than regular urea, researchers in Nepal find.

How green manure and conservation agriculture are transforming the lives of farmers in eastern Zimbabwe.

Agriculture leaders of eastern and southern Africa encourage wider adoption of conservation agriculture for the benefit of farmers, consumers and the environment.

In annual meeting, STMA project partners build on the successes of research in combatting drought, heat, pests and disease.

CIMMYT’s mechanization team is in a quest to build the perfect machine for each farmer.

Scientists track down the families in Morelos, Mexico, who donated maize landraces to CIMMYT in 1966-67. Would they still be cultivating them?

Cynthia Carmona on her transition from grant management in Mexico to project management in Nepal.

New study shows African farming households are far more dependent on labor markets, and much more inclined to hire mechanization services, than previously assumed.

He supports breeders to design new varieties focused on replacing older products in a specific market.

On World Health Day, we are sharing five stories showing how CIMMYT is combatting hidden hunger and how agricultural research and innovation leads to healthier families, improved livelihoods and a healthier planet.

Researchers are using data and tools to produce information that can help farmers, research institutions and governments take better decisions on agronomic practices and investments.

How important is farming relative to non-farm activities for the income of young rural Africans?

By reducing drudgery, irrigation and costs, conservation agriculture enables the soil of the charlands to produce rice and maize yields consecutively.