Maize

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Occupying 12 acres of land, the facility is expected to produce at least 30,000 DH lines a year.

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This research is especially significant for countries where the health burdens of exposure to aflatoxin and prevalence of vitamin A deficiency converge with high rates of maize consumption.

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Minister MĂĽller explored the campus and heard about CIMMYT’s latest innovations in maize and wheat research.

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These technologies, known as high-throughput phenotyping platforms, replace lengthy paper-based visual observations of crop trials.

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Women have the potential to be drivers of agricultural transformation.

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This year the group harvested more than 3,300 kg from seven acres of land.

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Farmers are reaping the benefits of SAWA hybrid, an improved maize seed variety designed to withstand drought conditions.

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Authors examine how smallholders attempt to innovate with improved wheat seed, row planting, and the broad bed maker, introduced through the Ethiopian agricultural extension system.

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Unsustainable farming practices like monocropping are impacting soil health and reducing the productivity of farms.

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A new guidebook promotes improved seed and farming technologies for men and women, with the goal of increasing adoption rates.

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CIMMYT is offering a new set of improved maize hybrids to partners, to scale up production for farmers in these areas.

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Abdul Fatah, Khanal and Molero are helping pave the way for the next generation of female scientists.