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Crop Wild Relatives

All Hail the Rise of the Climate-Smart Potato
In the Media

All Hail the Rise of the Climate-Smart Potato

19 Aug 2020

19 Aug 2020

Potato Diversity.Potato Diversity. (Photo: Michael Major/Crop Trust)
News

Potatoes for a Changing Climate

23 Mar 2020

Cereal crops.Diversity of Barley. (Photo: Michael Major/Crop Trust)
News

The Last Crop Before the Desert

3 Mar 2020

Wild About BananasFor the Food Forever Initiative, the Crop Trust travelled to Mauritius to meet with President Ameenah Gruib-Fakim, who is also the Chair of the initiative, and to have a look at the nation’s crops.
News

Wild About Bananas

12 Nov 2019

Durum wheat fields.Abdellah Bounagua casts his vote for the best variety of durum wheat. (Photo: Michael Major/Crop Trust)
News

Selection by Stone

27 Aug 2019

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News

In Vietnam: Farmers Evaluate Wild Rice-derived Lines

31 Jul 2019

31 Jul 2019

How Fiery Desert Chilis Can Protect Us from Climate Change
In the Media

How Fiery Desert Chilis Can Protect Us from Climate Change

22 Jul 2019

22 Jul 2019

INIA- Capacity Building Course in Chile.9 - 13 January 2017: dedicated participants from Guatemala, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil and Chile convene in Chile to learn best practices for collecting and conserving crop wild relatives. Hosted by INIA Chile in their Vicuña Experimental Station and led by the Millennium Seed Bank, Kew Gardens, the workshop combined theory, laboratory practicals, field exercises and just plain fun.
News

Wild Plants from Four Continents Deliver Climate Change Lifeline for Crops

12 Mar 2019

Woman collecting wheat in a field.Collecting wild wheat seed from regeneration plots at the American University of Beirut's AREC station near ICARDA's Terbol station in Lebanon’s Beqaa Valley. (Photo: Michael Major/Crop Trust)
News

Regenerating Wild Crop Relatives in the Fertile Crescent

18 Sep 2018

Our Crop Wild Relatives alfalfa pre-breeding partners in Kazakhstan (KSRIAPG) are combining the beneficial traits of alfalfa wild relatives with best local varieties to develop new materials for farmers.Our Crop Wild Relatives alfalfa pre-breeding partners in Kazakhstan (KSRIAPG) are combining the beneficial traits of alfalfa wild relatives with best local varieties to develop new materials for farmers.
Opinion

Alfalfa Pre-Breeding: Spotlight on Alan Humphries

5 Sep 2018

5 Sep 2018

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