CIMMYT celebrates 50 in eastern and central Africa 50th anniversary celebrations on 9 – 10 September, 2016.

Maize has emerged as a preferred choice for farmers in Karnataka, India.

CIMMYT has been selected by the European Space Agency to have access to the pilot version of the Sen2-Agri processing system and receive training on its use.

CIMMYT collaborates with the Cereal Crops Research Institute and Petal Seed, a local seed company in Pakistan to produce new planters.

Effective partnerships between research, public and private sector institutions are the key to unlock the potential of smallholder agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa says IPNI director.

A CIMMYT project was selected as a key actor in agricultural and rural innovation in Ethiopia by CDAIS.

Two hybrids from CIMMYT developed under the Heat Tolerant Maize for Asia (HTMA) project were ranked first and third during the 2015 All-India Coordinated Maize Program trials.

Despite the large numbers of women working on farms, their voices are not heard by international development policymakers, handicapping global efforts to achieve food security, Catherine Bertini says.

CIMMYT’s Director General Martin Kropff visits the organization’s office in Hyderabad, India.

CIMMYT PhD fellow Tania Martínez receives Mexican National Youth Award for her outstanding performance in academic achievement.

Sustainable agricultural practices are key to feeding the global population in the face of climate change said Environmentalist Mark Lynas.

Leading nutritionist sets out to educate the general public on the benefits of genetically modified crops.