Ethiopian Institute of Agricultural Research (EIAR)

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Blogs

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Experts are developing data and dashboards to advise policymakers about the cost and feasibility of liming to increase maize productivity.

News

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Researchers found farmers who increased both the area growing resistant varieties and the number of wheat varieties grown per season saw the biggest yield increases.

Features

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This tool allows to identify varieties used by farmers and to track the adoption and impact of improved crops.

Features

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Partner field days in Kenya presented sustainable solutions to crop threats and innovations in seed and agronomy.

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STMA project training focused on latest developments in maize research and data collection.

Videos

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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.

News

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People across the country planted more than 350 million trees in a day to fight deforestation and climate change.

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Knowledge share fair highlights CGIAR contributions to the Ethiopian agriculture sector.

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Research team behind revolutionary field test for wheat disease wins prestigious BBSRC prize.

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As the Nutritious Maize for Ethiopia (NuME) project comes to an end, partners draw plans to extend its impact.

Projects

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News

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CIMMYT and EIAR officially closed a wheat seed scaling project that benefitted 131,132 households.

Features

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Mechanization could boost Ethiopian wheat production and provide youth with new job opportunities.

Press releases

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Annual imports now cost more than $600 million and expose national food security to global price shifts.

News

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More than 200 scientists have increased their capacity at these annual trainings since CIMMYT started organizing them ten years ago.