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Up to 40% of young stock born in Ethiopia do not see their first birthday. Implementing good husbandry and health practices can change this and significantly increase survivability.

Case studies in Eswatini and Zimbabwe suggest improving communal natural resources is key in protecting the animal source foods crucial to improving household nutritional security,

Thanksgiving in the United States is a time to reflect on the importance of this annual harvest festival and all those who support our food supply year-round.

In Vietnam, women play an important role in agriculture, but often do not participate in technical training. The Integrated Pest Management Innovation Lab offers insight and recommendations.

Vaccination campaigns often treat livestock owners as a homogenous group and fail to consider how intersectional identities, such as gender, ethnicity, or caste, can affect vaccine access and uptake.

Corus organization Lutheran World Relief supports cocoa farmers with low-cost renovation and rehabilitation practices that will increase profitability and catalyze additional investment.

A Joint Vision from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, UNICEF, and USAID.

Studies so far have provided little information on the expected magnitude and pathways of the pandemic’s long-term impact on food security.

Data from long-term research trials of animal traction-based conservation agriculture shows that smallholder farmers derive significant benefits from the practice.

Market Systems and Partnerships invites you to join a USAID-funded survey asking: what can your employer do to mitigate COVID-19's impact on the development talent pipeline? How can we safeguard...