BGRI Blog May 21, 2020 Women scientists point way towards bright future Wheat is grown and consumed all over the globe and is perhaps humanity’s most essential… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog May 5, 2020 2020 Women in Triticum Award Celebration – May 21! The BGRI is launching its 2020 series of Virtual Workshops with a 2020 Women in… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog April 29, 2020 BGRI announces 2020 Women in Triticum Awardees The Borlaug Global Rust Initiative (BGRI) and the Delivering Genetic Gain in Wheat (DGGW) project… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog April 6, 2020 Quality wheat seed production in Chitwan, Nepal Kashiram Khanal, one of the farmer leaders from the Torikhet cluster of the Chitwan region,… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog March 21, 2020 COVID-19: Update from the BGRI Team Given the rapidly evolving uncertainty surrounding COVID-19, we are cancelling our planned technical workshop scheduled for… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog February 25, 2020 Using DNA Fingerprinting to Determine Varietal Adoption in Wheat across Bangladesh and Nepal Wheat is one of the major cereal crops in Bangladesh and Nepal. Traditional varieties and landraces… irondesign Love0
BGRI Blog January 28, 2020 Ug99 and Somatic Hybridization: An interview with Melania Figueroa Ug99 was first characterized in Uganda in 1999, but the origin of this particularly devastating… irondesign Love0
2016BGRI Blog May 1, 2019 Wheat Surveillance: A Global Concern Wheat is more widely grown than any other crop in the world. On average, each… Matt Hayes Love0