Sustainable agrifood systems

Scientist - Systems Agronomist

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Associate Scientist

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Machinery Development Officer
Features

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Researchers point out the future of the disease, the ways to manage it and prevent it from spreading — within and across continents.

Scientist - Crop Modeller

Scientist, Agricultural Economist
In the media

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Source: Dhaka Tribune (29 Sep 2021)

Bangladesh wants to expand the work of the Cereal Systems Initiative for South Asia-Mechanization Extension Activity (CSISA-MEA) project in Bogra, Jessore, Faridpur and Cox’s Bazar to the rest of the country.

Features

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CIMMYT and CGIAR contributions to the SDGs highlighted in new campaign.

Press releases

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The food and beverage company will source wheat produced sustainably from a milling company that buys grain from farmers in the Bajío region of Mexico who will participate in CIMMYT’s research and capacity building networks.

Features

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Successful establishment of an agricultural machinery workshop in Meki signals a boost for private sector-driven mechanization in Ethiopia.

Features

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Researchers study the design, delivery and use of digital decision-support tools for smallholder maize farmers in northern Nigeria.

In the media

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Source: SBS Punjabi (8 Sep 2021)

The Indian researcher leads CIMMYT’s environmental analytics work in South Asia, where he addresses the region’s productivity and sustainability challenges in cereal systems.

Blogs

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A new initiative will monitor groundwater and will provide a framework for sustainable irrigation practices.

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Source: Horti Daily (26 Aug 2021)

At CIMMYT’s experimental station in Toluca, Mexico, scientists use greenhouse technologies to develop improved varieties that boost production, prevent crop disease and improve smallholder farmers’ livelihood.