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Several African nation ambassadors to Zimbabwe pledged to step up support for improved agriculture technologies.

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Diverse, stress tolerant maize varieties are benefiting smallholders throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

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Improved seeds resilient to drought, disease and other stresses allow farming families to invest more in their livelihoods and children’s futures.

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Locally adapted marketing initiatives are successfully converting farmers to the high-performing, drought-tolerant maize variety Lubango in Tanzania.

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SIMLESA discusses progress, achievements, and ways forward through 2018 at annual meeting.

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At least 40 million smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa are profiting from more than 200 new drought-tolerant varieties of maize.

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With the right varieties, future maize yields in East Africa’s highlands could soar as temperatures increase.

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As the global community marks World Soil Day, African smallholder farmers are contending with low yields due to low-fertility soils prevalent in most parts of sub-Saharan Africa, affecting food security for 300 million people.

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The gospel of ngamia. When despite drought, maize becomes a ‘source’ of farm labor and protein, with surplus sold to purchase a calf: “I got so much harvest, and yet I planted this seed very late, and with no fertilizer.”

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A modern quarantine facility will be set up in Zimbabwe to safely import materials and proactively breed for resistance against MLN.