CABI works in partnership to promote organic agriculture in Pakistan
08 October 2021, Pakistan: CABI, together with the Ministry of National Food Security and Research (MNFS&R), is leading an initiative to promote organic
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Expertise shared in helping farmers reduce crop losses at first International Conference on Food Loss and Waste
28 September 2021, China: CABI has shared its expertise in helping smallholder farmers around the world grow more and lose less
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CABI book, Healthy Soils for Healthy Vines, wins OIV award for Sustainable Vitiviniculture
27 September 2021, France: We are excited to announce that Healthy Soils for Healthy Vines, a book written by Robert White, University
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Integrated approach to crop-livestock advisory services in Uganda reaps benefits despite COVID-19 pandemic
22 September 2021, Uganda: A CABI-led pilot project to apply a ‘One Health’ approach to advisory services to help 1,200 smallholder
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Multimedia helps increase uptake of sustainable agricultural intensification in four African countries
20 September 2021, Africa: A multimedia approach to extension services has helped increase the uptake of Sustainable Agricultural Intensification (SAI) in
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Urgent need for new approach to combat global grassland degradation
07 September 2021, US: Global grasslands are a source of biodiversity and provide a host of benefits to humans, including food
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The power of radio in fight against fall armyworm highlighted in new CABI-led study
06 September 2021,UK: A new CABI-led study has revealed the power of radio in extension communication as part of a
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Invasive Alien Species cost Africa’s agricultural sector an estimated USD $65.58 billion a year
20 August 2021, Africa: CABI scientists have conducted the first comprehensive study on the economic impact of a range of Invasive
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Effects of credit guarantee scheme in opening up lending to smallholder coffee cooperatives in Ethiopia examined
20 August 2021, Africa: CABI coffee value chain experts have led new research which examines the effects of a partial
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Student completes PhD on defence mechanisms of a major group of maize pests, the Diabroticina beetles
16 August 2021, US: A PhD student – co-supervised by Professor Ted Turlings and Dr Carla Marques Arce of the University of Neuchâtel in
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