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11 Jan, 2016
Queen’s Anniversary Prize for ground-breaking work on cassava awarded to RTB partner, NRI
World-leading research and development on cassava by the Natural Resources Institute of the University of Greenwich (NRI) has been honored ...
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15 Dec, 2015
What’s in your noodle soup?
You may never have heard of it before. A globetrotting crop by all accounts, it’s thought to have been introduced into ...
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14 Dec, 2015
Advancements in cassava processing for SE Asia highlighted at public, private-sector meeting
A cassava-processing workshop held in Bangkok from 2 – 4 December 2015 brought together researchers, and representatives of the private ...
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23 Nov, 2015
New project to develop cassava seed businesses will enhance quality seed access, increase productivity and generate income in Nigeria
We are pleased and proud to announce the signing of a new project entitled ‘Building an Economically Sustainable, Integrated Seed ...
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09 Nov, 2015
Roots, tubers and banana plants: Next-generation pig feeds for Uganda
The demand for animal source foods in Uganda is rising as the country’s population continues to grow alongside improved income ...
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30 Sep, 2015
Technical innovations for small-scale producers and households to process wet cassava peels into high quality animal feed ingredients and aflasafe™ substrate
Nigeria, the world’s largest producer of cassava, harvests 54 million metric tonnes (Mt) of cassava tubers annually. More than 95% ...
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09 Sep, 2015
Benchmark for mechanized cassava processing
A photo report about the visit to Niji Lukas Group, Ilero, Oyo State, Nigeria by Thierry Tran IITA, a participating ...
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19 Aug, 2015
Opportunities for improvements in small scale gari processing in Nigeria
A photo report about the visit to the Ajegunle cassava processing site in Oyo town by Graham Thiele Processing cassava ...
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13 Feb, 2015
RTB-NextGen Cassava project organizes gender research workshop in Nigeria in preparation for Phase II
Partners in the NEXTGEN Cassava Project and the CGIAR Research Program on Roots, Tubers and Bananas (RTB) were in Ibadan, ...
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15 Jan, 2015
Addressing postharvest losses in cassava value chains
Postharvest losses are an important challenge in developing countries, and the RTB Research Program has included the issue in its ...
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15 Oct, 2014
Including women’s preferences to enhance cassava breeding programs – conversing with Bill Gates
Graduate student Paula Iragaba uncovered a major disconnect in the course of her research: While plant breeders in her native ...
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25 Jun, 2014
International meeting results in Pan-African cassava disease network
Scientists from international agricultural research centers and African national and regional institutions met in Saint-Pierre, La Réunion from June 10 ...
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