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We work with donors and partners to lead global projects that protect crop diversity, conserve crop wild relatives and develop technology to make this diversity accessible worldwide.

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Crop Trust at GFFA

Crop Trust at GFFA The Global Forum for Food and Agriculture (GFFA) is an international conference on central issues of vital importance for global agricultural and food policies. It is held in

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Explore a curated collection of opportunity crop citations and access research articles, studies, and reports relevant to these crops. This knowledge base provides a searchable interface to

2021-02-18-CRISPR-Crops-SKamoun.pdf

… of AluI-resistant bands in these plants indicates…

Scanning the Future of Genebanks

Scanning the Future of Genebanks By LUIGI GUARINO | Director of Science and Programs Anybody who buys something in a supermarket these days knows a little about barcodes. You put your purchases

The Food Forever Solutions Summit: How the diversity of our foods can help feed us in a changing world

The Food Forever Solutions Summit: How the diversity of our foods can help feed us in a changing world Food of the future was the hot topic at the inaugural Food Forever Solutions Summit earlier this

Jack Harlan: Sounding the Alarm on Crop Diversity Loss

Jack Harlan: Sounding the Alarm on Crop Diversity Loss In this edition, our Seed Heroes series pays tribute to U.S. scientist Jack Harlan. His plant collection expeditions and profound

from-genebank-to-farms-desousa-2025.pdf

From genebanks to farms: how citizen science is transforming crop variety evaluation through the tricot approach Kauê de Sousa Photo: Neil Palmer/Crop Trust In this presentation • Challenges that

Nigeria Chooses Its Opportunity Crops

Nigeria Chooses Its Opportunity Crops Several dozen people recently gathered in Ibadan, Nigeria to help the country face the future. They were not politicians or diplomats or economists. They were

Vania Azevedo: Building a Legacy, One Genebank at a Time

Vania Azevedo: Building a Legacy, One Genebank at a Time In this edition of our Seed Heroes series, we salute Brazilian scientist Dr Vania Azevedo, who was just tapped to lead CGIAR’s global

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The Crop Diversity Digest

From cutting-edge research to work saving seeds in communities, even our small actions can have a big impact on saving crop diversity and putting it to good use. Read the latest news highlighting these efforts and more.

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