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The ‘feminization’ of agriculture in Bangladesh creates opportunities for promoting women’s equity through agricultural mechanization. However, scaling discussions need to intentiontally consider women and creatively adress socio-cultural constraints.

Technical solutions to postharvest loss are widely understood; however, widespread adoption has remained a challenge. This blog post highlights three key models that have enabled successful scaling.

Technical solutions to postharvest loss are well known, but widespread adoption has remained a challenge. Join this ADMI webinar to hear three successful innovators from two USAID Feed the Future Innovation Labs discuss postharvest technologies they have developed and key solutions that have enabled adoption and scaling.

Agricultural mechanization can increase farm productivity while reducing time, labor, and drudgery. However, achieving sustained use is difficult and women farmers face barriers in adoption.

On this first International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste we highlight the need for informed, innovative, and multi-sectoral solutions to enable resilient food systems and supply chains

Globally, women smallholder farmers are responsible for a large portion of post-harvest activities. How can rethinking gender relate to post-harvest loss?

Can access to improved storage technology enhance food security in South Asia? According to the FAO, each year about 1.3 billion tonnes of food produced for human consumption is lost...

Although mechanization can help reduce time, labor, and drudgery of agricultural production and improve quality of life, female farmers face multiple barriers in adopting mechanization.

With time, agricultural extension has evolved, and the role of extension agents has changed. Today, extension agents are expected to juggle multiple roles and wear many hats, including gender integraor...