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Promoting early-maturing, oil-rich shea trees and holding off the charcoal threat – African Orphan Crops Consortium

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African Orphan Crops Consortium. Healthy Africa through nutritious, diverse and local food crops. Partners & Network. African Plant Breeding Academy. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. Promoting early-maturing, oil-rich shea trees and holding off the charcoal threat. N Abia, Northern Uganda, farmer and grandmother Catherine Ekuka, 63, decants shea oil for cooking. Photo CWatson/ICRAF. Gwali is talking about oil from. A tree that has been his intellectual quest for 20 years. He is in Nairobi at the World Ag...

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African Orphan Crops Consortium. Healthy Africa through nutritious, diverse and local food crops. Partners & Network. African Plant Breeding Academy. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. Canarium nut, Ramy nut. Musa acuminata AAA Group. Musa x paradisiaca AAB Group. The consortium includes the African Union- New Partnership for Africa’s Development (AU-NEPAD Agency), Mars Incorporated, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), BGI, . more. How Happiness is breeding plants for Africa’s future.

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African Orphan Crops Consortium. Healthy Africa through nutritious, diverse and local food crops. Partners & Network. African Plant Breeding Academy. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. Partners & Network. New Partnership for Africa’s Development ( NEPAD. Administration and development of the AOCC. World Wildlife Fund ( WWF. Endorse AOCC’s recommendations and help raise support and translation at country and international level. University of California, Davis. World Agroforestry Centre ( ICRAF. Role in advocac...

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African Orphan Crops Consortium. Healthy Africa through nutritious, diverse and local food crops. Partners & Network. African Plant Breeding Academy. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. African Plant Breeding Academy Class II. In collaboration with The African Union New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) Agency and the African Orphan Crops Consortium, the University of California, Davis is opening registration for Class II of the African Plant Breeding Academy. Location: Kenya, Africa. In case of any ...

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African Orphan Crops Consortium. Healthy Africa through nutritious, diverse and local food crops. Partners & Network. African Plant Breeding Academy. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. AFRICAN ORPHAN CROPS CONSORTIUM 2015 PROGRESS REPORT. The consortium includes the African Union- New Partnership for Africa’s Development (AU-NEPAD Agency), Mars Incorporated, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), BGI, . more. How Happiness is breeding plants for Africa’s future. African Plant Breeding Academy.

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All posts by Shelly. Two important tools we need to (re)learn to use. August 31, 2016. There are two crucial tools that many communities overlook, yet they can use to empower themselves and improve their overall well-being: women and cooperation. Worldwide, women are still struggling to earn their place, or even just their basic rights. This means half of the community’s assets are underutilized or utterly wasted. Women lighting the way to a clean energy revolution. July 15, 2016. For more information on...

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Spilling the beans on plant genes for a healthier Africa. April 4, 2016. A lifetime of work reduced to a just a few years. Scientists can now punch a few holes in the leaf of a young plant and analyze its whole genetic code. Why should we care? Who is doing this? The African Orphan Crop Consortium. Plants like the iconic baobab tree, because of its edible fruit, and more universal foods like bananas, avocado, and yams are on the list. For more on the story, here’s a recent news article. Fill in your deta...

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Hi, I thought you might be interested in this page from Plant Breeding Academy. Here's the link: http:/ pba.ucdavis.edu/PBA in Africa. Core Faculty and Staff. AfPBA Instructors and Staff. African Orphan Crops Consortium (AOCC). Useful Plant Breeding Infomation. Hi, I thought you might be interested in this page from Plant Breeding Academy. Here's the link: http:/ pba.ucdavis.edu/PBA in Africa. California, Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Core Faculty and Staff. AfPBA Instructors and Staff.

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