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The Women’s Committee of Cotacachi: Guardians of the Chakras

The Women’s Committee of Cotacachi: Guardians of the Chakras This edition of our Seed Heroes series is about the Women’s Committee of UNORCAC in Ecuador, who safeguard crop diversity, promote…

Rice: A Story of Heritage

Rice: A Story of Heritage

Brewing a Future: Crop Trust and Germany Safeguard Costa Rica's Coffee Heritage

Brewing a Future: Crop Trust and Germany Safeguard Costa Rica's Coffee Heritage Recently, the world woke up to a collection of coffee at risk. The genebank at the Tropical Agricultural Research and…

Crop Chronicles Podcast: Finger Millet - The Grandmother's Grain

Crop Chronicles Podcast: Finger Millet - The Grandmother's Grain There is a crop whose grain is gluten free, has more dietary fibre than brown rice and has more than 40% of essential amino acids. It…

Ehsan Dulloo: Mauritian Champion of Biodiversity Who Set Standards for Genebanks

Ehsan Dulloo: Mauritian Champion of Biodiversity Who Set Standards for Genebanks This month, Dr. Ehsan Dulloo joins the ranks of the Crop Trust’s Seed Heroes for his contribution to the development…

Data and Information Systems

Collections of crop diversity need to be used actively in order to justify the cost of their upkeep. In order for crop collections to be used, data about the material held in genebanks needs to be…

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Crops, Countries and Genebanks

Learn more about the crops, countries and international genebanks the Crop Trust works with. In addition, the Crop Trust partners with numerous national genebanks worldwide in two major projects:…

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GROW Webinars

Monthly webinar Genebank Resources on the Web (GROW) is intended for those interested in genebanks

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