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Bringing Madagascar's National Livestock Master Plan to life through science and regional cooperation

Bringing Madagascar's National Livestock Master Plan to life through science and regional cooperation

a livestock inputs agrodealer visit and group photo .

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Tropical livestock systems course equips researchers to advance Ethiopia’s dairy sector

Picture of a cow

New report makes the investment case for the world's rangelands

Farmers learning about Hay making from a Pioneer Farmer

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Farmer-to-farmer learning helps Kenyan dairy producers adapt to new climate realities

Mucuna gains ground as a dual solution for forage availability and soil fertility in Madagascar

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Mucuna gains ground as a dual solution for forage availability and soil fertility in Madagascar

Manure directly applied to a smallholder maize field

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Maximizing the value of manure: How local data can help African smallholder farmers recycle nutrients and reduce emissions

Camels at a watering hole in Marsabit, Kenya

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As the climate changes, camels offer stability in the Horn of Africa

Cattle graze in a pasture reserved for the dry season in a conservancy under community-based rangeland management in Kajiado County, Kenya (photo credit: ILRI/Jason Sircely).

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Local pastoralist institutions can regenerate rangelands through better organized management – ILRI study

Heavy land degradation and gully formation with grazing sheep (Lancaster University/Richard Bardgett).

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Can we accurately map soil health from space, or do we still need to get our hands dirty?