Despite emerging setbacks, the countdown is on toward 2025, focused on agricultural growth in Malabo and meeting key goals. The recent 16th Comprehensive African Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Partnership Platform...

There is still much that needs to be done in efforts to engage female farmers in AgTech to balance any gender digital divides that still exist.

The Women and Gender in International Development team at the Center for International Research, Education, and Development (CIRED) of Virginia Tech invites students, faculty, practitioners, extension professionals, and all interested...

Like many other farmers around the world, farmers in Bangladesh want technology that is accessible, makes sense for their context, and is readily sustainable.

The stink bug spread rapidly in Georgia, damaging $60 million worth of crops. The infestation exposed a need for systemic approaches to pest management and plant health.

Agricultural mechanization can increase farm productivity while reducing time, labor, and drudgery. However, achieving sustained use is difficult and women farmers face barriers in adoption.

This month, we look forward to continuing the important conversations started at ICTforAg 2020. You can expect to see blog posts covering the wide range of topics that were discussed...

The world faces immense challenges in food production and availability. The prime attributes of a food system are its quality, affordability and economic sustainability.

Climate-smart agriculture technologies, like mechanization and crop diversification, display the potential to enhance farmers’ adaptive capacities and sustain crop productivity in Bangladesh.

CABI has joined forces with the Mercy Corps AgriFin program to reach over five million farmers in Kenya and Ethiopia with advice on how to tackle locusts which threatened to...