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Lending to smallholders can be long (indirect) or short (direct); transaction size is a good proxy for categorizing small and medium-size enterprises.

The sustainable aquaculture can not only benefit the planet but also developing countries, but it first must become an affordable way to provide food security.

Smallholders farmers often require continuous subsidy and even a small dollar income gain can make a big difference. Should the focus be on increasing productivity or alternative livelihoods?

Improving the access of small- and medium-sized agricultural enterprises to private sector financing helps them enhance food security, agricultural productivity, and climate resilience.

Taking stock of the current state of microfinancing suggests that microfinance and smallholder segmentation look similar and that commercial microfinance targets the top of the pyramid.

Many smallholder farmers are not able to access commercial financing; those who do have access are already the easiest to finance. Who should we try to reach?

Happy New Year! USAID and Feed the Future would like to thank you all for being a part of Seed Systems Month on Agrilinks! Throughout December, we discussed the importance...

The Fish Innovation Lab's Bighead Catfish Culture project is paving the way to growing the aquaculture sector in Cambodia through their trainings on formulating and preparing aquaculture feeds.

Plant breeders across Africa are on a mission to defend farmers against Striga infestations. To start, they must be able to measure the growth, performance and composition of sorghum and...

The Fish Innovation Lab's Applying Lean Management in Aquaculture Production project is contributing to enhanced food security and increased economic returns through a train-the-trainers approach.