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15 May 2026, Washington: In the early 1600s, the German polymath Johannes Kepler studied years of astronomical observations and discovered that planets
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15 May 2026, Washington: In the early 1600s, the German polymath Johannes Kepler studied years of astronomical observations and discovered that planets
Read More13 May 2026, New Delhi: Every year, farmers around the world lose 20–40% of their crops to pests and diseases. Behind each
Read More12 May 2026, Africa: Healthy plants are the foundation of agricultural productivity, food security, and resilient farming systems. According to the Food and
Read More12 May 2026, Africa: Healthy plants are the foundation of agricultural productivity, food security, and resilient farming systems. According to the Food and
Read More12 May 2026, Mexico: The Kuwait Fund for the Advancement of Sciences has named CIMMYT as the recipient of the 2025 Al-Sumait Prize
Read More12 May 2026, Cuttack: IRRI and its National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) partners are strengthening the “OneRice Breeding Strategy” by modernizing how rice
Read More11 May 2026, NZ: Horticulture New Zealand (HortNZ) is inviting applications for scholarships places on its 2026 Leadership Programme. HortNZ is offering
Read More09 May 2026, New Delhi: ICRISAT’s study, “Restoration potential of degraded landscapes for strengthening rural livelihoods,” presents compelling evidence from Bundelkhand,
Read More09 May 2026, Hyderabad: In a landmark move to bolster agricultural productivity and climate resilience in Rajasthan, the International Crops Research
Read More08 May 2026, Mexico: Efforts to protect wheat from fast-evolving diseases in South Asia and East Africa are getting a new international push
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