Pakistani and CIMMYT scientists are working with wheat farmers to test and promote precision agriculture technology.

New varieties of white maize in Pakistan have the potential to both quadruple savings of irrigation water and double crop yields for farmers.

The Haiti Mayi project aims to kick-start a local seed sector, keep famine at bay, end dependence on international aid and reduce imports.

Three major commercial maize-growing and seed exporting countries in southern Africa were found to be so far free from the deadly maize lethal necrosis (MLN) disease.

CIMMYT inaugurated the first national maize stem borer mass rearing laboratory at the National Agricultural Research Center in Islamabad on 25 October 2016.

The Agricultural Innovation Program Agronomy’s annual meeting was held in Islamabad, Pakistan, on 2-3 August 2016.

CSISA’s Earthquake Recovery Support Program has helped more than 40,000 farmers in earthquake-hit areas of Nepal for over a year.

CIMMYT joined 1,700 delegates from around the globe who participated in the sixth African Green Revolution Forum.

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

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

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.

State-of-art research facilities leap Africa’s Agricultural potential through modern research.

HTMA’s annual review and planning meeting was held in Kathmandu, Nepal, on 25-26 July 2016.