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A leading NGO joins hands with CIMMYT-CCAFS to empower women farmers
Capacity developmentNGO partnership brings new capacity building opportunities.
Heat-tolerant maize offers new opportunities to rice farmers in South India
Capacity developmentMaize has emerged as a preferred choice for farmers in Karnataka, India.
CIMMYT Maize hybrids ranked first and third in nation-wide trials in India
Nutrition, health and food securityTwo 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.
Launch of new geo-informatics tool
CIMMYT has launched the beta version of a geo-informatics technology that will help scientists forecast crop yields and identify other benefits to farmers.
Sustainable agriculture takes root in Karnataka, India
Capacity developmentNearly 150 scientists, researchers and extension agents attended a field training on conservation agriculture and mechanization for sustainable intensification.
Harnessing partnerships to build maize seed production and businesses in South Asia
Capacity developmentA training course on maize seed production and seed business management was held from 28-30 March, 2016
Afghan and Indian researchers collaborate to combat wheat rust disease
Capacity developmentAfghan and Indian researchers are collaborating to combat the wheat rust disease Karnal bunt.
Bayer collaboration promises new innovations for South Asia farms
Climate adaptation and mitigationCIMMYT and Bayerās Crop Science team are looking for practical solutions to future climate-change related challenges in South Asian agriculture.
Award recognizes agronomist Ram Malik for successes in Indiaās rice-wheat systems
Nutrition, health and food securityRam Kanwar Malik recognized for 30 years of improving India’s rice-wheat systems.
National fair highlights agricultural developments in India
Capacity developmentThousands attend India’s national agricultural fair to discover the latest crop varieties and technological advancements in the country.
Tackling challenges to cereal production through cross-crop collaborations
Climate adaptation and mitigationCropping systems can become more resilient in the face of climate change through better coordination and standardization.
Combating malnutrition: a new zinc-rich variety of wheat
Nutrition, health and food securityNew high-zinc varieties of wheat can help improve diets in some parts of India, scientists V.K. Mishra, Ramash Chand and Arun Joshi write in The Indian Express newspaper.
Cereal systems in South Asia show diverse benefits of conservation agriculture
Capacity developmentConservation agriculture practices are climate-smart, helping farmers adapt to climate change while minimizing greenhouse gas emissions, researchers say.
CIMMYT India staff brainstorm steps to implement strategy
Capacity developmentCIMMYT Director General Martin Kropff presented the organizationās draft strategy with its unifying vision at the staff session in the organization’s Delhi office.
NAAS fellow M.L. Jat talks climate change, sustainable agriculture
Climate adaptation and mitigationSenior Scientist M.L. Jat has received Indiaās National Academy of Agricultural Sciences fellowship in Natural Resource Management for his āoutstanding contributions in developing and scalingā conservation agriculture-based management technologies.