Researchers, including Sieg Snapp from CIMMYT, are pioneering crops that fertilize themselves by harnessing atmospheric nitrogen.

CIMMYT and partners are spearheading the adoption of high-yielding millet varieties to boost food security and tackle climate change.

CIMMYT contributes significantly to the global Excellence in Agronomy Initiative, focusing on sustainable agriculture and climate adaptation.

Filsan and CIMMYT launch Siman, a hybrid maize boosting Somalia’s agriculture and food security.

Dr. Ravi Prakash Singh, associated with CIMMYT, is awarded the Padma Shri.

CIMMYT’s use of CRISPR to enhance maize resistance against diseases represents a pivotal advancement in sustainable agriculture and global food security.

CIMMYT’s wheat varieties boost Ethiopia’s agriculture by combating rust and increasing yields, significantly enhancing food security.

CIMMYT’s involvement in the TELA Maize Project has been instrumental in the development of new drought-tolerant and pest-resistant maize varieties.

Vijesh V. Krishna, Principal Scientist / Lead Economist of CIMMYT visited the Foundation for Agrarian Studies in Bengaluru.

CIMMYT’s focus on gene editing, like the DMC1 gene study, is paving the way for wheat varieties that can withstand rising temperatures.

CIMMYT, in collaboration with China, plays a critical role in the global initiative for germ plasm sharing.

CIMMYT stands at the forefront of uniting public and private sectors in plant breeding.

cCIMMYT’s research and development efforts are critical in addressing the environmental and socio-economic challenges of agriculture in CWANA.