Wheat

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Collaboration, partnership and mutual learning with national partners key focus of new project to accelerate breeding and delivery of improved wheat varieties.

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The new AGG project has a strong focus on more synergistic and supportive partnerships with national programs to help improve the effectiveness of their breeding efforts.

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Source: World Grain (15 Jul 2020)

CIMMYT scientists perform large genome-wide association study in India, Kenya and Mexico to understand yellow rust resistance in wheat.

Features

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

Features

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

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CIMMYT’s work may begin with seeds, but our innovations support farmers at all stages of the value chain.

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Source: Phys.org (16 Jun 2020)

CIMMYT and University of Cordoba studied 54 kinds of wheat to analyze response to high temperatures.

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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.

Press releases

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Presentations, abstracts and posters of major conference about agricultural production in water-limited environments are available for free.

Publications

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Zoning study shows the reach of 25 crops in Pakistan.

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CIMMYT scientist helps breeders meet complex and stringent market demands for high-quality wheat.

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Publication analyzes success factors of Wheat Seed Scaling project, which has benefited more than 131,000 rural households in Ethiopia.