The five year program will help researchers develop stronger sorghum and groundnut varieties faster for farmers in Africa and India facing drought, heat, and poor rainfall.
The three-year project will support school feeding programs in India, Uganda, and Ethiopia while new ICRISAT research shows sorghum can maintain yields with less nitrogen fertilizer.
The new facility will boost storage, handling, and quality control as demand grows for efficient grain logistics in Italy.
New programme will support early-stage biotech firms and link global research hubs.
Rejected shipments raise concerns over EU feed supply and shifting trade flows.