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Le Monde: Beyond the Polar Circle, Ten Thousand Years of Agriculture in a "Vault"

Le Monde: Beyond the Polar Circle, Ten Thousand Years of Agriculture in a "Vault" Recent Le Monde article, titled 'Au Svalbard, dans la Chambre-forte des semences,' gives readers…

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Imaging Solutions for Seed Banks Characterization of Accessions During Regeneration 1 2 3 4 5 BREEDERS VIEW – SEED BANK CUSTOMERS 6 Breeders View – Seed Bank Customers BREEDERS VIEW…

Lentil serendipity – and hard work

Lentils: The Tiny Giants of Nutrition and Food Security

Lentils: The Tiny Giants of Nutrition and Food Security Pulses, the dried edible seeds of plants in the legume family, have been a staple in diets around the world for millennia. As we approach…

six bowls full of lentil varieties of different colors

Let Them Eat Quinoa Cake

Let Them Eat Quinoa Cake Luigi Guarino Getting a chenopodiaceous Andean pseudo-cereal on a coffee shop menu is as difficult as it sounds. My friend Stefano Padulosi is endearingly self-effacing about…

Let Them Eat Quinoa Cake

Luigi Guarino

Let there be German Bread

Let there be German Bread By LUIGI GUARINO | Director of Science and Programs There’s a reason why the tag line for the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization is “Fiat panis,” or “Let there be…

Let There Be German Bread

By Luigi Guarino | Director of Science and Programs

Letter to the Donors of the CGIAR

Letter to the Donors of the CGIAR To the Donors of the CGIAR The Global Crop Diversity Trust has been established by the FAO and the CGIAR to secure and make available crop diversity for global food…

Let’s Meet Up for Tea

Let’s Meet Up for Tea A global consortium on tea genetic resources will benefit tea-growing countries around the world, according to Professor Liang Chen, curator of the world’s largest collection of…

Professor Liang Chen of the China National Germplasm Hangzhou Tea Repository in tea field / Courtesy of Liang Chen

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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.