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World Vegetable Center

October 2, 2023


International Plant Phenotyping Symposium – ‘PhenoVeg 2023


August 17, 2023


2023 Africa Food Systems Forum (AGRF23) - Putting greens and beans at the center of nutritious and resilient food systems


June 26, 2023


Benin seed growers and market gardeners meet in the field


May 24, 2023


Please make room for vegetable seeds on your shelves - A team from the SafeVeg project in Burkina Faso made a plea to the seed company NAFASO to give the importance they deserve to vegetable seeds


April 11, 2023


World Vegetable Center sign an MoU with the University of Tsukuba, Japan


March 13, 2023


WorldVeg – ICAR meeting in New Delhi


March 7, 2023


New disease resistant and market-preferred tomato varieties are developed in Benin


December 21, 2022


Taiwan-Southeast Asia Vegetable Initiative (TAsVI)


December 16, 2022


SAFEVEG conducts training for Burkina Faso seed companies


December 8, 2022


WorldVeg Global R&D Week held in Thailand


Best practice guidelines for vegetable seed kit and irrigation interventions


WorldVeg launches new initiative to rescue and safeguard vegetable biodiversity in Southeast Asia


September 12, 2022


Members of the Africa Vegetable Breeding Consortium meet in Benin


August 17, 2022


Strength in seeds: Investing in building capacity for improved vegetable production in West Africa


July 29, 2022


Taiwan-Africa Vegetable Initiative of the World Vegetable Center donates over 5,000 seed kits to the Government of Eswatini, breaks ground for genebank extension


July 14, 2022


World Vegetable Center's Bitter Gourd Open Field Day is back this month on July 26, 2022


May 30, 2022


WorldVeg and APSA showcase latest innovations in vegetable breeding during hybrid Field Day and Workshop


May 13, 2022


World Vegetable Center and Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute release 2 new mungbean varieties in Tanzania


Mungbean network sprouts new opportunities


April 6, 2022


More resistant solanaceae crops for Taiwan - Improving multi-resistance of solanaceae crops to stresses


March 9, 2022


Establishing the International Mungbean Improvement Network (IMIN) – Final phase 1 report


January 14, 2022


World Vegetable Center sends seed to Korea’s Rural Development Administration - More than 10,000 samples of 59 vegetable species from the WorldVeg genebank in Taiwan duplicated for storage in Korea


December 14, 2021


Advancing vegetable research in Taiwan - National Chung Hsing University and the World Vegetable Center sign agreement to cooperate on international R&D activities.


October 19, 2021


Tomato grafting in Ethiopia - With just a bit of bicycle tubing or a little clip, farmers can produce vigorous seedlings to grow new business opportunities


October 18, 2021


A global rescue plan for fruit and vegetable diversity - Charting a path forward to conserve precious genetic resources for future food options


October 15, 2021


A global rescue plan for fruit and vegetable diversity - WorldVeg, the Crop Trust, and partners chart a path forward to conserve precious genetic resources for future food options.


September 29, 2021


USAID awards UC Davis $15 million for global horticulture research program - Horticulture Innovation Lab aims to empower smallholder farmers


September 23, 2021


Seed takes center stage - The Africa Vegetable Breeding Consortium (AVBC) annual workshop is the public/private platform for collaboration to ensure Africa’s vegetable producers get the seed they need


Is there magic in magenta? Cultivating tomato in bright pink net houses boosts the nutrient content of the fruit, but once pests, temperature, and moisture are factored in, things are not as rosy as they seem


September 3, 2021


Crop Trust and WorldVeg join efforts to bring more vegetables to the table





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