Researchers in Ethiopia show that well-targeted fertilizer recommendations improve fertilizer usage and productivity of maize production.

CGIAR socio-economic researchers have developed a standardized set of farm household survey questions to improve dataset comparability over space and time.

A survey conducted by CIMMYT researchers collected insights from over 200 key value-chain market actors.

Interest in farm machinery and crop diversification spike as farmers respond to COVID-19 labor shortages.

The tractor-mounted reaper saves farmers time and money and offers new sources of income.

CIMMYT Scaling Advisor emphasizes importance of context and systemic thinking in how we do our research and implement projects.

The two-wheel tractor has proven its worth in Africa’s smallholder farms thanks to the FACASI project.

A lack of consistent keywords when tagging research is leading to holes in searches for gender research across CGIAR, the world’s largest network of agricultural researchers. A more systematic and sharper use of keywords when describing datasets will improve findability in searches.

Service provider harvest model could create opportunities for young African entrepreneurs while reducing carbon emissions.

Two-wheel tractors are allowing Ethiopian farmers to boost their incomes and support their communities in times of need.

The introduction of mung bean has transformed rice-wheat food systems in Nepal and has been one of the major successes of the Agronomy and Seed Scaling project.