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Sustainable Food Systems Begin with Resilient Seeds

As the global climate crisis continues to wreak havoc on our food systems, there can be no better argument that we need bold and proactive measures to protect agriculture. Rapid changes in temperature and rainfall patterns can...

21 Feb 2023

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Reflections on the Dasgupta Review

Humanity is destroying biodiversity at an accelerating rate, and a major reason is agriculture. 

This is not a new revelation, but it is perhaps surprising, and welcome, that it should be repeated, with thorough documentation, by...

9 Feb 2021

9 Feb 2021

Opinion

Alfalfa Pre-Breeding: Spotlight on Alan Humphries

LM Salazar | Communications Manager

You might not be familiar with alfalfa, but this member of the pea family is one of the world’s most important crops for feeding livestock. As part of our Crop Wild Relatives project, our...

5 Sep 2018

5 Sep 2018

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Opinion

A Worthy Bean

Daniel Debouck, a Belgian researcher who until his retirement a few months ago ran the CIAT genebank, received the Order of Leopold a couple of weeks back. That’s his country’s highest civilian honour, and he looks pretty proud...

1 Aug 2017

1 Aug 2017

An Exciting Start to 2016
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An Exciting Start to 2016

Marie Haga | Marie's Corner

Let me start out with a big thank you to the German Government. We signed a grant agreement for a EUR 25 million contribution to the Crop Trust Endowment on 15 January in Berlin. The biggest single...

15 Feb 2016

15 Feb 2016

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