With global demand for commodities like palm oil, soy and beef rapidly increasing, and the supply of usable lands dwindling, can forests survive? Can the planet’s growing billions be better fed, clothed and housed without destroying tropical forests?
The Oyo State Government has lauded efforts by researchers at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) in successfully producing bread with 40 percent cassava flour that has similar eating qualities as 100% wheat flour bread.
The Oyo State Government has lauded efforts by researchers at the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) in successfully producing bread with 40 percent cassava flour that has similar eating qualities as 100% wheat flour bread. The inno…
The International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) says Nigeria will save about $252 million every year if the country mixes cassava flour in wheat floor in making bread.
In Nepal, the involvement of men and women in agriculture is starting to change.Photo: N. Palmer (CIAT) Edited by Cecilia Schubert
