UN World Food Day is just around the corner, and one of our fellows has written a thoughtful article on the World Food Prize and its implications for African agriculture.
SciDev.net reports on two important topics this week: closer ties between Argentina and Africa as well as theimportance of research and skills for food security post-2015.
Africa Report notes that the uptake of new technology for agriculture has been a slow process in Africa, thoughfield trials for GM cowpea are now active in Ghana.
We hope you benefit from this week’s Week in Review – as always, please send any comments or additional articles to [email protected]
NB: We will take a 1 week hiatus and will return with a fresh Week in Review on Tuesday, 8 October.
The Iowa Hunger Summit: What is Africa’s Gain?
News Diary Online, By Abdallah el-Kurebe
Argentina Extends Its Tech Transfer Ties With Africa
SciDev.net
GMO field trials for cowpea begin in northern Ghana
GNA
New technology and agriculture: A sluggish uptake
Africa Report
Africa: Research Funding and Skills Key to Food for Post-2015
SciDev.net
From the field – Autumn 2013
Farm Africa
Ghanaian cocoa farmers exposed to climate-smart production
My Joy Online, by B4FA Media Fellow Kofi Adu Domfeh
VIDEO: Sensitization Seminar on BT Cowpea Trails NR Ghana 13
By Noah Nash
Green Revolution: Forum calls for more financial support for Africa
People’s Daily, by B4FA Media Fellow Kandi Mohammed
Farmers Like Hybrid Seeds but Ignorant of GM Tech
Tanzania Daily News / AllAfrica.com, By Finnigan Wa Simbeye
Tanzania inahitaji kuzalisha kahawa bora
Mwananchi, by B4FA Media Fellow Julieth Kulangwa
TaCRI NA HRNS ZIMEFANYA KAZI YAKE, KAZI KWAO WAKULIMA
By B4FA Media Fellow Lydia Mapunda
AUDIO: Researchers in Uganda to kick out BBW by April 2014
UBC, by Richard Katami Bwayo
AUDIO: Makerere University releases new soybean seeds
UBC, by B4FA Media Fellow Sarah Mawerere
Regulation of Biotech and Application of GM Seeds
New Vision / AllAfrica.com
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