Read full article By @ CGTN Photo Credit: China News Chinese archeologists have unearthed a cache of cereals from a tomb dating back to the Western Han Dynasty (202 BC-AD 25) in the southwestern province of Shaanxi. The yellow seeds, which had clumped together to...
Read full article By By Andrew Wight originally published by Ensia @ Resilience Photo credit: Andrew Wight From Guatemala to Oklahoma, communities are tackling multiple challenges by saving seeds of traditional agricultural crops. June 2, 2020 — In the central...
Read full article By Gloria Otieno & Tobias Recha @ Alliance Bioversity Photo Credit: CIAT/T. Recha “The first time I was here was in 2013, we came to find out the number and types of beans and millet varieties you had. The journey has been long in finding new...
Read full article By Madhukar Upadhya @ Kathmandu Post hoto Credit: The Kathmandu Post The grain can potentially improve the nutrition and health security of a large population. The UN General Assembly has declared 2023 as the International Year of Millets. Perhaps no...
Read full article By Rumbidzai Zinyuke, Manicaland Bureau @ Herald Photo Credit: Herald While hundreds of farmers in Buhera district are counting their losses this season because of the heavy rains that have washed away their crop, one farmer will be smiling all the...
