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Tackling wheat rust diseases requires $108 million a year, study shows
Despite efforts to develop wheat resistant to stem, stripe and leaf rusts, the diseases will continue to thwart scientists, making ongoing funding vital, a top economist has said.
Zero-till wheat raises farmers’ incomes in eastern India, research shows
Rebuilding livelihoods: CIMMYT supports agricultural recovery in Nepal
The world’s largest maize ear contest 2015
Scientist Denise Costich describes her experience as a judge in the contest to find “The World’s Largest Maize Ear” held in Jala, Nayarit, Mexico.
The first heat tolerant maize hybrids are licensed for deployment in Bangladesh, India and Nepal
Value of CGIAR wheat estimated at up to $3.8 billion a year, research shows
Wheat bred by the CGIAR consortium of agricultural researchers has a huge global reach.
A ‘double-hatted’ maize variety brings good tidings to farmers in western Kenya
CIMMYT-SARO steps up efforts in war against malnutrition
CIMMYT is stepping up efforts to combat malnutrition through agricultural research and the release of orange maize varieties.
Modern conservation agriculture systems presented in CIMMYT-China Science Week
CIMMYT sponsored a workshop in China with international experts presenting the latest innovations in farming systems research.
Fostering public-private partnerships for decentralized wheat seed production in Pakistan
To strengthen functional linkages between private seed companies and public sector institutions in Pakistan, CIMMYT and its national partners jointly organized four training sessions, one each in Punjab and Sindh and two in Khyber Pakhtunkhaw during March and April, 2015. Participants included 45 staff members from 10 private seed companies from those provinces.