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New Video: On Collecting and Capacity Building
In the Media

New Video: On Collecting and Capacity Building

The newest Crop Wild Relatives video is live, highlighting the importance of collecting and capacity building!

Crop wild relatives, the wild cousins of our domesticated crops, are crucial to future food security. Before they can...

14 Sept 2016

14 Sept 2016

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News

The Cows Come Home

Luigi Guarino | Director of Science and Programs

Cows get a lot of bad press these days. They are blamed for climate change and deforestation and even unhealthy diets, as if it’s their fault that people like to scoff down...

13 Sept 2016

13 Sept 2016

Newsletter: Forages for the Future, Issue 2
In the Media

Newsletter: Forages for the Future, Issue 2

Forages for the Future, Issue 2 now available! After publishing the first issue, there was an overwhelmingly, positive response. The subscription for the newsletter has now doubled and Bruce Pengelly and Brigitte Maass, two...

13 Sept 2016

13 Sept 2016

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Opinion

The Cows Come Home

Luigi Guarino | Director of Science and Programs

13 Sept 2016

Quality Matters
News

Quality Matters

Marie Haga | Marie's Corner

The job of the Crop Trust is to safeguard one of the world’s most important natural resources – namely plant genetic resources for food and agriculture. It is a big and many faceted responsibility....

7 Sept 2016

7 Sept 2016

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News

Joining Hands for Conservation

Luigi Guarino| Director of Science and Programs

There’s a question I’m asked a lot when I give introductory talks about the Crop Trust: what do we have against in situ conservation?

“In situ” is a bit of unlovely jargon for the...

30 Aug 2016

30 Aug 2016

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News

Heavier Than a Sheaf of Rye

Luigi Guarino | Director of Science and Programs

I have a list somewhere of all the crops that have, at one time or another, been called the “key” to healthy diets, and even to global food security. It’s a long list – but rye is...

24 Aug 2016

24 Aug 2016

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Opinion

Heavier Than a Sheaf of Rye

I have a list somewhere of all the crops that have, at one time or another, been called the “key” to healthy diets, and even to global food security. It’s a long list – but rye is not on it. I don’t think anybody has ever accused...

24 Aug 2016

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