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10 months ago

Will the agricultural renaissance come from Africa?

AI-generated imageWill the agricultural renaissance come from Africa?By Prof Arun iwari Download PDFHistoriclly, the scientific renaissance was crucial in fostering innovation, critical thinking, and…

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10 months ago

Mobile app offers crop disease diagnosis in local languages

A staff showing how the Agrix Tech mobile app works. Photo Credit: Agrix TechMobile app offers crop disease diagnosis in local languagesBy Ngalame lias…

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10 months ago

How digital technologies are aiding early pest, disease detection

A CIAT researcher demonstrates how to add a photo to the tumaini app. Photo Credit: Zablon OyugiHow digital technologies are aiding early pest, disease…

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10 months ago

Faith leaders back biotech to transform Africa’s agriculture

Religious leaders, researchers, and government officials pose for a group photo on the sidelines of Faith Leaders Agricultural Conference in Naivasha, Kenya, on November…

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1 year ago

Why not an African Biopesticide Revolution?

Image 3Why not an African Biopesticide Revolution?By Prof Arun Tiwari Download PDFPests and diseases are significant challenges in agriculture, impacting crop yield, quality, and…

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1 year ago

Stem cell research and gene editing: the new frontier in livestock breeding

From left to right: Dr Christian K. Tiambo, Dr Christine Kamidi, Ms Triza Tonui, Mr Moses Ogugo, Ms Sally Katee, Dr Hussein Abkallo, a…

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1 year ago

Time for a Pan-African Seed Network

Time for a Pan-African Seed NetworkTime for a Pan-African Seed NetworkBy Prof Arun Tiwari Download PDFIMAGINE the possibilities with a pan-African seed certification system.…

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1 year ago

Keep soil in good health with regenerative agriculture

Keep soil in good health with regenerative agricultureBy Ruth Anita Vaughan Download PDFREGENERATIVE agriculture (regen ag) is the new buzz in farming. Regen ag…

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1 year ago

AU, ILRI draft food safety rules for informal markets

Students from University of Sydney visit a wet market in Hanoi to understand consumer awareness about pork quality. Photo Credit: ILRI.AU, ILRI draft food…

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1 year ago

Our success must not fail

By Prof Arun Tiwari, July, 18, 2024, Who does not like success? Human beings are driven to succeed from early childhood. Parents celebrate when…

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Will the agricultural renaissance come from Africa?

Mobile app offers crop disease diagnosis in local languages

How digital technologies are aiding early pest, disease detection

Faith leaders back biotech to transform Africa’s agriculture

Why not an African Biopesticide Revolution?

Stem cell research and gene editing: the new frontier in livestock breeding

Time for a Pan-African Seed Network

Keep soil in good health with regenerative agriculture

AU, ILRI draft food safety rules for informal markets

Our success must not fail

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