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The short 4-6 month growing season is a fleeting window opportunity that can make or break the livelihoods of the poor in the dry tropics. Farmers struggle to extract every possible bit of green from the grey landscape while they have the chance. But a single low-yielding cereal crop is often all they can muster. Through a range of ingenious technologies that enable them to fit more and higher-value crops into their systems, ICRISAT and partners are helping these farmers tern their grey world green.
Life is never easy for Africa’s smallholder farmers, even in normal years. And in times of crisis… But partnerships can conquer even the most formidable challenges. Consider the recent work in three countries, involving research institutes, NGOs, governments and local communities – specifically, ICRISAT, the UK’s Overseas Development Institute (ODI), CARE International, Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Government of Mozambique and small-scale seed producers and traders.
After alleviation of hunger, health is the ultimate goal of most agricultural research. New data in aflatoxin research reveals the extent to which this is true. Aflatoxin, a potent poison that contaminates groundnut and other crops, is very common but difficult to detect. A sample survey by ICRISAT researchers in Andhra Pradesh examined the extent of aflatoxin contamination in groundnuts, chilies and various spices (ginger, black pepper, turmeric and coriander). The results revealed that a frighteningly large number of groundnut byproducts like chikkies (peanut crunch candy) were contaminated.
Práctica 1 de Evaluación de Sistemas de Información del Grado en Información y Documentación. Adaptación de las cinco leyes de Ranganathan a la Biblioteca Municipal Isabel de Villena.
Mafalda está más viva que nunca. Reaparece siempre fresca y renovada en sus nuevos libros y periódicos. Hace cine y televisión. Viaja en la imaginación colectiva de infinidad de naciones que son muy diferentes entre ellas culturalmente. Y llega a los lugares más insospechados, volviéndose familiar a generaciones que no tienen nada que ver con la que vio nacer a Mafalda
The short 4-6 month growing season is a fleeting window opportunity that can make or break the livelihoods of the poor in the dry tropics. Farmers struggle to extract every possible bit of green from the grey landscape while they have the chance. But a single low-yielding cereal crop is often all they can muster. Through a range of ingenious technologies that enable them to fit more and higher-value crops into their systems, ICRISAT and partners are helping these farmers tern their grey world green.
Life is never easy for Africa’s smallholder farmers, even in normal years. And in times of crisis… But partnerships can conquer even the most formidable challenges. Consider the recent work in three countries, involving research institutes, NGOs, governments and local communities – specifically, ICRISAT, the UK’s Overseas Development Institute (ODI), CARE International, Catholic Relief Services (CRS), the Government of Mozambique and small-scale seed producers and traders.
After alleviation of hunger, health is the ultimate goal of most agricultural research. New data in aflatoxin research reveals the extent to which this is true. Aflatoxin, a potent poison that contaminates groundnut and other crops, is very common but difficult to detect. A sample survey by ICRISAT researchers in Andhra Pradesh examined the extent of aflatoxin contamination in groundnuts, chilies and various spices (ginger, black pepper, turmeric and coriander). The results revealed that a frighteningly large number of groundnut byproducts like chikkies (peanut crunch candy) were contaminated.
Práctica 1 de Evaluación de Sistemas de Información del Grado en Información y Documentación. Adaptación de las cinco leyes de Ranganathan a la Biblioteca Municipal Isabel de Villena.
Mafalda está más viva que nunca. Reaparece siempre fresca y renovada en sus nuevos libros y periódicos. Hace cine y televisión. Viaja en la imaginación colectiva de infinidad de naciones que son muy diferentes entre ellas culturalmente. Y llega a los lugares más insospechados, volviéndose familiar a generaciones que no tienen nada que ver con la que vio nacer a Mafalda
