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The Crop Trust, along with its strategic partners, is developing conservation strategies to protect the genetic diversity of the world’s food crops. This initiative is funded by the German Federal…

Something Worth Fighting For

Something Worth Fighting For This is the story of ICARDA beginning anew in Morocco and Lebanon after years of uncertainty in Syria. View the full story

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Jabal Durum Wheat-1365834-711198 LAUNCH CAMPAIGN 2022 A new drought-tolerant variety of durum wheat called Jabal, developed together by scientists and farmers in a decades-long project, has been…

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CGIAR Breeding: Who benefits and how to increase those benefits For: GROW Webinar, Crop Trust By: Michael Quinn, Accelerated Breeding Initiative Lead On: April 27, 2023 CGIAR Germplasm • • CGIAR…

Sir Peter Crane's Reflections on the Last Year

Sir Peter Crane's Reflections on the Last Year After three years as Chair of the Executive Board of the Crop Trust, Sir Peter Crane is retiring and Catherine Bertini, a World Food Prize…

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Showcasing Seeds: The Aesthetic of Diversity

Showcasing Seeds: The Aesthetic of Diversity At face value, it’s hard to understand the potential of seeds. Often only a few millimeters in size, their importance may also seem small to the average…

Show Me the Non-monetary Benefits

Show Me the Non-monetary Benefits Luigi Guarino | Director of Science Whenever the subject of the International Treaty for Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (the Treaty) comes up, I…

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Show Me the Non-Monetary Benefits

Luigi Guarino | Director of Science

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Seventy Years On, A Global Garden Keeps the Coffee Hot, Part 2

Seventy Years On, A Global Garden Keeps the Coffee Hot, Part 2 Coffea arabica is a diverse species. Yet a 2014 study of farmed and wild plants found that only a fraction of the species’ genetic…

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