Around 65 per cent of Africa’s arable land is too damaged to sustain...
read moreChanges to laws and regulations in Niger have seen a transformation in...
read moreThe 1st Annual Food Tank Summit will be held from 21-22 January 2015 in...
read more“These scientists can now make quicker decisions about plant breeding,...
read moreThe Moringa Tree, which is native to parts of Africa and Asia, is said...
read moreCompanies are beginning to embrace the practice of ‘insetting’, that is...
read moreA new book recommends approaches that will help the Philippines to...
read moreWith 2015 designated as the UN International Year of Soils and the...
read more[NAIROBI] Food security could receive a major boost following...
read moreA new publication, 'Descriptors for Baobab,' opens the way for...
read moreA new grant will extend work on flood-based farming systems in Yemen,...
read moreThe traditional ‘dahas’ or managed forestry practice in West Kalimantan...
read moreThe International Year of Soils in 2015 aims to increase awareness and...
read moreFarmers on the Indonesian island of Flores have, for generations,...
read moreThe World Agroforestry Centre is featured in Food Tank’s list of 101...
read moreGraduates from the African Plant Breeding Academy, who have now...
read moreWith water being the ‘least on-track target’ of the Millennium...
read more“No-one, be it an individual, region or country can insulate itself...
read moreDescriptor list of Baobab will help to increase the domestication,...
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Descriptor list of Baobab will help to increase the domestication, cultivation and use of the products of the African baobab for improving nutrition and enhancing livelihoods A new publication, ‘Descriptors for Baobab,’ opens the way for accelerated and...
Environmental experts today advised the state government and the...
read moreHarrison Njuguna drives a spade into a mixture of red soil, manure,...
read moreThe African Plant Breeding Academy, run by UC Davis in collaboration...
read moreRural women in Nyanga, northeastern Zimbabwe are increasing their...
read moreColombian farmers are being encouraged to grow cocoa for a new premium...
read moreScientists from the World Agroforestry Centre hosted and participated...
read moreAn ambitious research initiative across 9 countries is seeking to...
read moreClimate change is likely to exacerbate inequalities, especially for...
read moreThe graduation of the first group of 23 researchers from the African...
read moreWith attention turning to a new climate protocol that will be decided...
read moreStanding before 20 other senior scientists at the World...
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Standing before 20 other senior scientists at the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), Dr Wonder Nunekpeka spoke the words on everyone’s mind. “My crop has been an orphan but is not anymore! I will be a father for...
World Agroforestry (ICRAF) is a centre of science and development excellence that harnesses the benefits of trees for people and the environment. Leveraging the world’s largest repository of agroforestry science and information, we develop knowledge practices, from farmers’ fields to the global sphere, to ensure food security and environmental sustainability...read more
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