Biocontrol offers benefits to Africa
From traditional to science based
Amazing maize
Local seeds and social networks
What sustains productivity?
Cassava processing research
Impact of R4D on farmers
Funding agricultural R&D
Outcome mapping
IITA’s new social science research agenda

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Climate change and plant health
Healthy banana TC industry
Safe exchange of germplasm
Germ-free germplasm
In Kanti Rawal’s footsteps
Restoring the IITA forest
Investing in aflasafe™
Sustainable production and distribution of clean banana

The time is now
The quiet revolution
Anyone for cowpea?
Diversity: the spice of life
Cowpeas in Serbia
Enriching livestock diets
All about the bag
To conserve or not to conserve?
Fighting the pod borer
Conserving cowpea
Is mechanization the solution?

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Biodiversity and NRM
Biodiversity conservation is key
Insect biodiversity for NRM
Why manage noncrop biodiversity
A research park for Africa
Unlocking the diversity of yam
Cassava: improver of soils
Participatory yam conservation strategies
Smart NRM approaches
DNA barcodes for pathogens
A new food security crop?

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Three decades of research and development at IITA have shown the continuing effectiveness and sustainability of biological control in combination with other approaches for managing insect pests.

Growing cassava in Denmark
Biotech in Nigeria
Banana menace
Is hybrid rice the answer?
CBSD: enemy number 1
Ensuring biosafety
Is genetically modified cowpea safe?
Training farmers using video
New genomic tools
Unraveling cassava’s problems
Designer (cowpea) plants
Biotechnology and nematodes

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