CIMMYT And Partners Are Turning Farms Into Futures For Ethiopia’s Young People
18 March 2026, Ethiopia: Agriculture is Ethiopia’s dominant economic sector, contributing 31.8% to national GDP and growing at an annual rate of 6.9%. Yet
Read MoreLatest news and updates from CIMMYT. CIMMYT funding, projects, location, headquarter, maize research, contact, India, Hyderabad, work,
18 March 2026, Ethiopia: Agriculture is Ethiopia’s dominant economic sector, contributing 31.8% to national GDP and growing at an annual rate of 6.9%. Yet
Read MoreInterview by Nimish Gangrade, Editor, Global Agriculture 12 March 2026, New Delhi: Women play a central yet often under-recognised role in
Read More10 March 2026, Africa: As climate change, economic instability, and biodiversity loss place increasing pressure on global food systems, building resilience
Read More03 March 2026, China: Wheat blast is an emerging fungal disease that threatens global wheat production. The pathogen has spread across borders, overcoming host resistance
Read More28 February 2026, Zimbabwe: Sorghum is one of Zimbabwe’s most important drought-resilient crops, anchoring food security in many semi-arid districts. Yet after
Read More26 February 2026, Zambia: The Eastern and Southern Africa (ESA) Groundnut Breeding Program held its mid-year review from June 16–18, 2025,
Read More24 February 2026, Zimbabwe: Conversations are the engines that turn shared ambition into shared direction. When partners pursue the same vision through different
Read More19 February 2026, US: The International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) has welcomed a $40 million grant from the United
Read More17 February 2026, Mozambique: Amina Rajabo a smallholder farmer from Lichinga, enters each planting season with a familiar unease. She prepares her fields with care, follows
Read More17 February 2026, Malawi: In Malawi’s rural districts, the onset of the rainy season is a time of anticipation—hope for a bountiful
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