
Examining How Seedball Technology Improves Farming
Proven seedball technique provides new opportunities to women and smallholder farmers.
SMIL national teams focus research on demand-responsive programming based on their intimate knowledge of local context and opportunities. The national teams work with global research partners, in-country technicians, farmer cooperatives, end users, newly trained leaders, and government officials to solve the most pressing agricultural and economic development issues.
Proven seedball technique provides new opportunities to women and smallholder farmers.
New open access book makes information widely available to research and development communities.
Economists study the impact of international agricultural research at U.S. universities.