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Coverpage, Edition 2 »
[12 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,079 views]
Edition 2, March 2009

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

Edition 2, Looking In »
[8 Mar 2009 | One Comment | 1,162 views]
Jacob Hodeba Mignouna: Leading the way in science

Jacob Mignouna is the Technical Operations Manager of the AATF, one of IITA’s partners. He identifies opportunities for agricultural technology interventions, identifies sources of appropriate technologies, and provides overall leadership in implementing AATF’s project portfolio.

Edition 2, Features »
[8 Mar 2009 | 13 Comments | 2,608 views]
Biotech in Nigeria: The journey so far

As the debate over Nigeria’s biosafety bill gathers momentum, Atser Godwin chronicles efforts undertaken by the Government so far.

Edition 2, Featured »
[8 Mar 2009 | No Comment | 1,186 views]
Is biotechnology a panacea?

IITA uses all available scientific tools and approaches in its attempt to address hunger and poverty, but the decision to reject or approve and adopt any GM products is the domain and responsibility of the respective national governments.” —Hartmann, IITA Director General

Edition 1, Who's Who »
[21 Sep 2008 | One Comment | 2,315 views]
Leena Tripathi: Looking after the welfare of smallholder banana growers

Tripathi “demystifies” biotechnology and explains its importance in improving crop varieties and helping produce more and better food for Africa.