Maize
Kenya: Maize contamination
Source: France 24 (19 Nov 2019)
B.M. Prasanna,Ā Director of CIMMYT’s Global Maize Program, speaks on CIMMYT’s work to help farmers in the context of the aflatoxin crisis in Kenya.
Seeds of hope
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CIMMYTās board witnesses the results of impactful research and market partnerships in Kenya.
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Rural women of eastern and southern Africa gain ground
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Highlighting innovation in Latin American maize agri-food systems
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Winners of 2019 MAIZE Youth Innovators Awards – Latin America announced
Seven young farmers, researchers and activists are advancing change, innovation and research in their communities.
Saving the giant
CIMMYT scientists engage to preserve the Jala maize landrace, famous for producing the longest maize ears in the world.
Breaking Ground: P.H. Zaidi helps Asian farmers get healthy harvests despite climate variability
CIMMYT maize physiologist supports development of new climate-resilient maize varieties that help resource-poor Asian farmers protect their food and income security.
Collaborative product profiling captures farmersā demand for greater impact
A demand-driven, multi-lens approach ensures the best maize varieties are available to seed companies and farmers.