Leaders from across South Asia recently called for increased investment in conservation agriculture to protect future food systems across the region.

Since 2015, CSISA has been working to generate evidence on best management practices for improving cropping system productivity in the Eastern Indo-Gangetic Plains.

This November, the work of the SRFSI project was marked with notable recognition by the Australian Government with a visit from the Australian High Commissioner to India, Harinder Sidhu.

In South Asia, the population is growing and land area for agricultural expansion is extremely limited. Increasing the productivity of already farmed land is the best way to attain food security.

Women and youth help lead efforts to adopt climate-friendly farming and safeguard indigenous maize yields.

A new book from Columbia University Press offers social sector organizations a how-to guide on applying new and creative methods to solve complex problems.

B.M. Prasanna at 2017 Borlaug Dialogue on expert panel to discuss the strategic approach for managing the pest menace in Africa.

Traditional farming systems in Africa must be updated for today’s climate and market challenges, according to a new article from the University of Queensland.

A two-day regional policy dialogue on scaling conservation agriculture for sustainable intensification in South Asia was held in Dhaka, Bangladesh from September 8-9, 2017.

India is one of the world’s largest contributors to global warming, but simple changes in farm management can drastically cut emissions while meeting food demand.