Africa Food Prize recognises champion of traditional vegetables

Africa Food Prize recognises champion of traditional vegetables

Renowned Kenyan scientist and long-term WorldVeg partner Professor Mary […]

Angel Jeng2025-09-19T08:42:56+00:00September 19, 2025|Categories: Eastern and Southern Africa, Latest News, West and Central Africa - Coastal and Humid Regions, West and Central Africa - Dry Regions|Tags: Africa, traditional africa vegetables|

Warriors of waste: New guide to boosting vegetable production – with the help of the black soldier fly

Warriors of waste:
New guide to boosting vegetable production – with the help of the black soldier fly

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Angel Jeng2025-09-17T09:06:13+00:00September 17, 2025|Categories: Latest News, West and Central Africa - Coastal and Humid Regions, West and Central Africa - Dry Regions|Tags: Africa, black soldier fly, compost|

Strengthening vegetable seed systems: Africa-wide consortium showcases exclusive new breeding lines

Strengthening vegetable seed systems:
Africa-wide consortium showcases exclusive new breeding lines

Breakthroughs in climate-resilient, high-yielding, and disease-resistant […]

Angel Jeng2025-09-15T08:05:41+00:00September 15, 2025|Categories: Latest News, West and Central Africa - Coastal and Humid Regions, West and Central Africa - Dry Regions|Tags: Africa, AVBC, seeds, tomato|

Slime, fiber, and healthier diets: How okra and amaranth are driving opportunities in West Africa

Slime, fiber, and healthier diets:
How okra and amaranth are driving opportunities in West Africa

Okra […]

Angel Jeng2025-09-12T04:21:42+00:00September 11, 2025|Categories: Latest News, West and Central Africa - Coastal and Humid Regions, West and Central Africa - Dry Regions|Tags: Africa, AVBC, seeds|

Nutrition, jobs, resilience: AGRA-WorldVeg partnership puts vegetables at the center of Africa’s food systems transformation

Nutrition, jobs, resilience:
AGRA-WorldVeg partnership puts vegetables at the center of Africa’s food systems transformation

WorldVeg is teaming […]

Angel Jeng2025-09-11T01:51:41+00:00September 5, 2025|Categories: Global, Latest News|Tags: Africa, climate resilience, economic empowerment, food safety, Healthy diets, loss reduction, MOU, strategy, urban food systems, vegetable biodiversity|

Unleashing the power of vegetables: New WorldVeg Global Strategy sets a bold direction for a healthier, wealthier, more resilient future

Unleashing the power of vegetables:
New WorldVeg Global Strategy sets a bold direction for a healthier, wealthier, more resilient future

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Angel Jeng2025-09-07T01:45:43+00:00September 4, 2025|Categories: Global, Latest News|Tags: climate resilience, economic empowerment, food safety, Healthy diets, loss reduction, strategy, urban food systems, vegetable biodiversity|

27th International Pepper Conference: Four fiery days in Bangkok set to ignite crop research

27th International Pepper Conference:

Four fiery days in Bangkok set to ignite crop research 

Things are heating up […]

Angel Jeng2025-08-22T07:45:41+00:00August 22, 2025|Categories: Latest News, South and Central Asia|Tags: chili pepper, conference, pepper, Thailand|

Africa Food Systems Forum 2025: Africa’s youth take the lead in regenerating food systems – with vegetables at the heart of the action

Africa Food Systems Forum 2025:

Africa’s youth take the lead in regenerating food systems – with vegetables at the heart of the […]

Angel Jeng2025-08-22T07:48:18+00:00August 22, 2025|Categories: Eastern and Southern Africa, Latest News, West and Central Africa - Coastal and Humid Regions, West and Central Africa - Dry Regions|Tags: Africa, agripreneurs, agroecology, Food system|

Overcoming cereal fatigue: Why vegetables and legumes can offer farmers, soils, and consumers a boost

Overcoming cereal fatigue:

Why vegetables and legumes can offer farmers, soils, and consumers a boost

Diversifying rice-based farming with […]

Angel Jeng2025-08-19T10:01:09+00:00August 19, 2025|Categories: Latest News, South and Central Asia|Tags: intercropping, SCA|

The Great garlic homecoming: Rare farmer varieties return to the Philippines after 30 years abroad

The Great garlic homecoming:
Rare farmer varieties return to the Philippines after 30 years abroad

Several rare garlic varieties […]

Neil Palmer2025-08-29T05:34:27+00:00August 19, 2025|Categories: Global, Latest News, Uncategorized|Tags: conservation, garlic tissue culture, genebank, Philippines, Taiwan|