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Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR)
July 09

For Tanzanian farmers, yield potential of GM crops more important than risks

May 09

Public agricultural research in Latin America and the Caribbean - Investment and capacity trends

April 09

Drought-Tolerant Maize for Africa Initiative demonstrates a joint commitment to protect Africa’s maize crop from drought and other threats

A groundbreaking pigeonpea hybrid developed in India and embraced by farmers there promises to revolutionize pigeonpea production in China

Lentil — also called pulse or daal — attracts attention in India with its potential to alleviate micronutrient deficiency and promise of higher, more stable yields

Using cryopreservation to conserve crop germplasm is reliable and, contrary to popular belief, cost competitive with field genebanks


December 08

Sixth updates on CGIAR change management

September 08

Global climate change: can agriculture cope?

August 08

CGIAR Generation Challenge Programme calls for proposals on Genotyping Support Service

May 08

Agricultural researchers call for a revolution in sustainable agriculture at FAO conference on world food security

May 08

CGIAR News - May 2008 issue
- A global partnership of gene sleuths analyze the DNA of maize
- A new discovery will accelerate maize biofortification
- Researchers breed salinity tolerance into locally popular rice cultivars
- New chickpea lines that tolerate cold
- etc.

April 08

US Patent Office rejects US company’s patent protection for bean commonly grown by Latin American farmers

February 08

The biofuel revolution: boon or bane for the developing world's poor?

January 08

CGIAR extends submission deadline for 2008 Generation Challenge Programme (GCP) Fellowships applications

African seed collection first to arrive in Norway on route to Arctic seed vault

Global Seed Vault in the Arctic will keep potatoes and sweet potatoes

Thousands of crop varieties from the four corners of the world depart for Arctic seed vault - Seeds contributed by global network of agricultural research centers considered “crown jewels” of crop diversity


December 07

CGIAR News - December 2007 issue
- Report on AGM07: A Changing CGIAR for a Changing World
- China and the CGIAR: Strengthening the Partnership
- more...

Gates Foundation funds unprecedented effort to unleash expertise of African women in the agricultural sciences - New program to fast track the careers of African women scientists, seeks to fix leaky pipeline of women agricultural researchers in Sub-Saharan Africa

Relevance of rice research recognized

Scientists launch $140 million initiative to develop “climate-ready” farming and forestry systems for the world’s poor

China embraces agricultural innovations through partnership with India-based international center

China's new high-yielding, disease-resistant wheat boosting domestic production as world prices soar

October 07

CGIAR genebanks distributing more material

August 07

CGIAR appoints Dr. Ren Wang as director of its global network of 15 research centers

June 07

CGIAR's Generation Challenge Programme traces historical migration of maize to improve breeding materials for modern cultivars

May 07

Hybrid pigeonpea: breaking a yield barrier

March 07

Four improved lentil varieties recently released in South Asia demonstrate the regions's dedications to improving this ancient crop and the productivity its research partnerships

Finding the seeds of recovery close to home: Seed Systems Under Stress Program helps African farmers buy and use locally available seed


December 06

Intensified research effort yields climate-resilient agriculture to blunt impact of global warming - Heat-tolerant wheat, flood-proof rice, satellites for carbon trading among new technologies

November 06

Genebanks in the CGIAR: bolstering world food security

CGIAR research vital for achieving the Millennium Development Goals

October 06

La recherche agricole internationale renforce ses collaborations avec le Cemagref, le Cirad, l'Inra, l'IRD, pour faire face aux défis agricoles mondiaux
International agricultural research is stepping up collaboration with CEMAGREF, CIRAD, INRA and IRD, in response to global agricultural challenges

Dr. William S. Niebur to serve as the new chair of CGIAR's Private Sector Committee

September 06

Transforming sub-Saharan Africa's rice production through rice research

June 06

All eyes on potatoes in 2008

Seed treaty: new hope for food security

January 06

CGIAR sets new research agenda


December 05

CIMMYT plant pathologist Dr. Ravi Singh named outstanding CGIAR scientist for 2005

September 05

Global effort aims to tackle deadly wheat fungus

July 05

New dual-purpose pigeonpea variety helps Indian farmers fight the war against pigeonpea sterility mosaic virus

Quality protein maize in Northwestern India: full of protein and potential

CGIAR centers strengthen collective action and partnerships

June 05

Reforms continue in the CGIAR through the work of an alliance

April 05

CGIAR committee agrees on guidelines on unintended GMOs in genebanks

March 05

CGIAR notes impact of research on Africa's agricultural sector
 

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