Year: 2019

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New paper outlines potential uses of genetic engineering technologies to address problems that affect resource-poor farmers and consumers.

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The Indonesian Agency for Agricultural Research and Development (IAARD) signed a memorandum of understanding with CIMMYT to reaffirm their research partnership for maize and wheat improvement.

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New study shows that improved bread wheat varieties obtained from crosses of durum wheat and goat grass are helping to ensure the crop’s future.

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Source: Xinhua News (1 Sep 2019)

CIMMYT scientist says wheat varieties to be released in Kenya have high yields and are resistant to stem rust U99.

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New leaflet highlights digital innovations for Africa as researchers share insights at the African Green Revolution Forum 2019.

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He was instrumental in preparing and distributing nursery results, which are still used by breeders.

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At the Africa Food Security Leadership Dialogue in Rwanda, experts and policymakers analyzed ways to address the continent’s food security crisis in the face of climate change.

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New study finds that wheat farmers often do not accurately identify their varieties.

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CIMMYT entomologist strengthens native resistance in maize against fall armyworm and equips farmers with pest control measures.

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Halfway into Nepal’s 12-year plan to boost seed systems, partners review progress and plan the best way to meet targets.

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Source: Dhaka Tribune (17 Aug 2019)

USAID-funded CIMMYT and iDE project helped young mechanic develop the market for his locally-manufactured machines.

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WHEAT media sponsorship connects scientists and reporters at International Wheat Congress.

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Source: World Grain (13 Aug 2019)

MARPLE diagnostic platform significantly reduces the time to identify strains, which previously took months.

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The mobile kit will allow Ethiopia to quickly identify wheat rust strains in 48 hours, instead of sending samples to labs abroad.