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    GUARDIAN NIGERIA: IAR, AATF to enhance food security with new Tela Maize

    • 12 February 2021

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    12

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    NATION NIGERIA: TELA maize’s progress in field trials

    • 12 February 2021

    The ongoing research on the TELA maize project, a new maize variety which is water-efficient, drought-tolerant and also fights insects and pest such as fall armyworm, has Read more

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    12

    AATF Blog

    NATIONAL ACCORD: Foundation to release 10 tons of PBR cowpea to farmers

    • 12 February 2021

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    12

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    THE NEWS TIMES RWANDA: Reflecting on uptake of agricultural mechanisation in Africa

    • 12 February 2021

    Mechanising agriculture in the continent is an ongoing quest. Though uptake remains weak, farmers who have already tried mechanisation can be its best ambassadors. Read more

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    Leveraging partnerships to deliver agricultural technologies to farmers.

    • 12 February 2021

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    AATF Blog

    Afrik 21: NIGERIA: Consortium to transform cassava peels into energy

    • 26 November 2020

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  • Nov

    24

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    THE SUN: Tela maize records promising result in Nigeria’s trial

    • 24 November 2020

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  • Nov

    24

    AATF Blog

    Rice study shows farmers still facing a myriad of challenges

    • 24 November 2020

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  • Nov

    24

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    Investing in new farming technologies key in transforming African agriculture

    • 24 November 2020

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    24

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    Digital agriculture solutions offer hope to smallholder farmers

    • 24 November 2020

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