soil health

Features

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At global climate summit, CIMMYT scientists share adaptation and mitigation solutions for farmers, and call for increased funding for agricultural research.

News

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SIS currently implemented in three states in India helps generate robust soil health data to support soil management and agriculture interventions.

In the media

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Source: AgroinformaciĂłn (22 Jun 2021)

At the 8th World Congress on Conservation Agriculture, Martin Kropff argued that “agriculture cannot take a toll on the environment”, praising conservation agriculture for its contribution to building resilience to drought.

Features

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Five CIMMYT solutions for a fairer, healthier world.

Features

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Digital platform provides information that will help increase crop productivity and improve soil health.

News

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A new annual event examines root and soil health’s importance for food security, livelihoods and climate resilience and marks the launch of a community for root and soil health action.

Blogs

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This World Soil Day, explore how breeding success is inextricably linked to how we address soil degradation.

News

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Rattan Lal receives agriculture’s highest distinction for developing sustainable farming practices that conserve soils and contribute to climate change mitigation.

Publications

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A new policy brief provides a roadmap for accelerating the adoption of conservation agriculture in Eastern India.

Publications

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CSISA publishes policy and research note on how to develop balanced nutrient management innovations in the region.

Features

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Ten farmers in a hot and dry area of Zimbabwe trial intercropping legumes and green manure cover crops alongside their maize, to assess their impact on soil fertility.