CIMMYT scientists stress the importance of increasing wheat yield and tolerance to drought for a food secure Africa.

CIMMYT is working with partners to breed wheat that better copes with heat, to help farmers around the world.

With CIMMYT support, Bangladesh developed blast resistant wheat in the quickest possible time.

Soil scientist David Guerena, who works for the Nepal Seed and Fertiliser Project run by CIMMYT, advocates for zinc-enriched fertilizers in Nepal.

CIMMYT study reveals water conservation policies by the regional governments of Haryana and Punjab aggravate air pollution.

CIMMYT’s Stephen Mugo suggests early planting, intercropping and other methods.

A CGIAR and CIMMYT study suggests that some countries and crops are more vulnerable to the effects of climate change than others.

CIMMYT, HarvestPlus and IITA have worked to develop provitamin A-enriched maize varieties and zinc-enriched maize and wheat.

CIMMYT researchers conducted interviews with women owners of seed companies in eastern and southern Africa.

Designer Fernando Laposse collaborated with CIMMYT to find seeds and resuscitate six species of native Mexican corn.

CIMMYT DG Martin Kropff and CABI CEO Trevor Nicholls propose six key actions to support family farmers.

CIMMYT researchers report a sub-surface drip fertigation system combined with conservation agriculture uses less water to produce the same wheat and rice yields.

Announcement by Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement was made at CIMMYT FACASI project meeting.

CIMMYT developed wheat lines to defend against pests by breeding durum wheat and Aegilops tauschii, a progenitor species of wheat.

The FACASI project has benefited over a hundred young people from Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania and Zimbabwe.