The legal action comes as Syngenta also expands its biological crop and soil carbon business through a new partnership with Groundwork BioAg.
The recognition highlights the institute’s work with farmers as demand grows for crops that can withstand dry conditions across Eastern and Southern Africa.
Scientists say future crops must improve food production, nutrition, and climate resilience at the same time to meet growing global food needs.
The Department of Agriculture has expanded awareness efforts after Goss’s Wilt spread to eight of the country’s nine provinces.
A new international milestone for the global baking industry, completing the harmonized framework for baker’s yeast quality.