World’s leading experts on maize crop pests gather to share latest research to help safeguard food security

Lodged maize plants due to corn rootworm feeding on roots in Hungary (Photo: Stefan Toepfer) Western corn rootworm
More than 70 of the world’s leading experts on maize crop pests have shared the very latest research to help safeguard food security as part of the 28th International Working Group of Ostrinia and other maize pests (IWGO) Conference. Scientists from Canada, China, the USA and various countries in Europe…
Read Further

Workshop in Balochistan, Pakistan, showcases review of country’s Organic Agriculture Policy

Photo3
A workshop has been held in Balochistan, Pakistan, to showcase a review of the country’s Organic Agriculture Policy. The event included representatives from academia, research, extension, associations, foundations, farmers, industries, inputs manufacturers, suppliers and agriculture experts. The workshop was held in Quetta-Balochistan under the CABI-led project ‘Building the policy ecosystem…
Read Further

CABI’s expertise in digital development showcased at G20 Agricultural Chief Scientists summit in India

G20 Logo File
CABI’s expertise in digital development – in bringing science-based agricultural knowledge to millions of smallholder farmers, helping them to increase their yields – has been showcased at the Meetings of Agricultural Chief Scientists of G20 States in India. Dr Ulrich Kuhlmann, Executive Director, Global Operations, attended the event – which…
Read Further

Project to help increase safe and efficient trade of agriculture in East Africa making good progress

DSC_0175
A project to help increase safe and efficient trade of agriculture in East Africa through enhanced sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) systems is making good progress, CABI can report. The EAC is one of the fastest-growing regional economies – with agricultural playing a major part. However, the trade of agriculture between…
Read Further

CABI tests knowledge dashboard to help strengthen maize productivity in Tanzania, Ethiopia and Rwanda

IMG_9311
CABI has been ‘road testing’ digital tools to help strengthen maize productivity in Tanzania, Ethiopia and Rwanda as part of the GAIA dashboard which is being developed by the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT). Henry Mibei, CABI’s Manager, Digital Development, visited Dar es Salaam and Dodoma in Tanzania…
Read Further

MARA-CABI Joint Lab’s research aiding progress towards more sustainable management of invasive species threats

Joint lab1
The Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MARA)-CABI Joint Laboratory for Biosafety has made good progress in identifying sustainable management approaches for seven major transboundary, invasive crop pests. This was revealed in a review of the Joint Lab's 2022 research activities during the 15th meeting of the Joint Lab…
Read Further