Screening for Resistance in Farmer-Preferred Cassava Cultivars from Ghana to a Mixed Infection of CBSV and UCBSV ##mdpiplants via Plants MDPI

Finally online! Cassava brown streak disease (CBSD) is a threat to cassava production in Africa. Therefore screening for resistance in farmer-preferred genotypes is crucial for effective control and management. mdpi.com/2223-7747/9/8/…

Join us discuss the procedures involved in the registration of plant varieties in Ghana.

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Cassava is an important staple crop for food and income in Africa. Cassava brown streak disease (CBSD) limits cassava production in Africa. Mutagenesis is a proven way to expand genetic variability in crops which can be exploited for development of CBSD tolerant varieties.

Don’t limit God to our understanding of time. He’s never too late or too early. #lifecathedral #lsi #churchcommunity #BibleStudy

Today marks Day 1 of the joint 🇨🇭ETH Zürich & 🇬🇭 Ashesi University Master's in #Mechatronics Engineering - run with industry partners ABB Barry Callebaut Group Bühler Group hpw fresh & dry ltd. LafargeHolcim Nestlé Tetra Pak Reps from the top-ranked unis met at the Embassy just before class!

One of the means in ensuring #FoodSecurity is by the application of #Geneticengineering to curb #Postharvest losses

We can never over emphasize the importance of encouraging young minds to think outside the box in tackling local or global challenges - in a collaborative environment. ethz.ch/en/news-and-ev…

On #WomenScienceDay, we celebrate students like Miki '24, a mechatronics engineering graduate student #atAshesi. Miki, who is part of the pioneering class, is passionate about using science and technology to develop the industrial sector in Africa. #AshesiStudent

If you're a stakeholder in the agricultural industry, Cassava Week Celebration promises to unlock the extraordinary potential of cassava and provide you with an amazing opportunity to learn, connect and engage with experts in the field!

Collaboration and partnerships are critical to leverage experience, expertise, and resources in finding solutions to real-world problems. fal.cn/3z7Z4

Today we’re delighted to host Wilfred Elegba from BNARI-GAEC for a KU Leuven Plant Institute special seminar! Dr. Elegba gave a powerful talk urging institutions in developed countries to “think globally, not just locally”.

Congrats to Ghana’s BNARI-GAEC , Africa's first IAEA Collaborating Centre in plant breeding & genetics. With this, regional expertise and knowledge exchange will be strengthened. 🌱atoms.iaea.org/45NDSha

How much water should you drink daily? This study using the Doubly Labelled Water (DLW) analysis provides an insightful perspective iaea.org/newscenter/new…

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Yam (Dioscorea sp.) is an important staple crop for millions of smallholder farmers in West Africa. tandfonline.com/eprint/MTJIXQP…

Rose-mary Kavemuine Hukununa from the Ministry of Agric., Water and Land Reform, Mannheim Crop Research Station in Tsumeb, Namibia is undertaking a 2-month fellowship training on “breeding high oil crops using molecular markers” at BNARI, Ghana Atomic Energy Commission.

We invite you to our upcoming webinar on "Improvement of Nutritional Quality in Food Crops Using Rapid and Non-Destructive Phenotyping Methods"! Don't miss out! Register now [lnkd.in/eZ9WW_Ug] and be part of the future of sustainable agriculture! IAEA - International Atomic Energy Agency ⚛️

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