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  Adopting scalable participatory variety selection (Tricot) for on-farm testing in Nigeria: enhancing social and gender impact in breeding 

  Teeken, B.; Olaosebikan, O.; Bello, A.; Madu, T.; Okeakpu, F.; Njoku, D.; Adetiloye, I.; Agbara, C.; de Boef, W.; Thijsen, M.; Onwuka, S.; Okoye, B.; de Sousa, K.; Ekanem, U.O.; Iluebbey, P.; Edughaen, G.; Oke, E.; Owoade, D.; Tufan, H.A.; Cole, S.; Parkes, E.; Kulakow, P.; Egesi, C.; Rabbi, I.Y. (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2024-11)
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  Evaluating consumer preferences for eba using hedonic scoring and TRICOT ranking: integrating biophysical traits in cassava breeding 

  Aghogho, C.I.; Ugoji, C.E.; Olaoye, O.D.; Maziya-Dixon, B.; Parkes, E.; Adesokan, M.; Dieng, I.; Teeken, B.; Bello, A.; Abioye, R.; Moyore, A.; Olaosebikan, O.; Diebiru-Ojo, E.M.; Mbanjo, E.G.N.; Hapson, M.; Rabbi, I.Y. (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2024-11)
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  Feed the Future: gender equality and social inclusion training 

  USAID; International Instittute of Tropical Agriculture (United States Agency for International Development, 2023)
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  Contribution of Gliricidia sepium green leaf biomass on maize grain nutrient properties 

  Alamu, E.O.; Njoloma, J.; Ngumayo, J.; Akello, J.; Chikoye, D.; Nyoka, I.; Dale, L.; Ray, C.; Mehreteab, T.; Nagothu, U.S. (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2023)
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  Towards social impact in breeding: tricot, processing diagnostics and the G+ tools 

  Teeken, B.; Olaosebikan, O.; Bello, A.; Madu, T.; Onwuka, S.; Okoye, B.; de Sousa, K.; van Etten, J.; Bouniol, A.; Dufour, D.; Agbona, A.; Rabbi, I.; Balogun, I.; Edughaen, G.; Owoade, D.; Ceballos, H.; Occelli, M.; Arnaud, E.; Tufan, H.A.; Polar, V.; Cole, S.; Parkes, E.; Egesi, C.; Kulakow, P. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2023)
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  Data-driven Advisories: AgWise for potato in Rwanda 

  Chernet, M.; Pypers, P.; Tilaye, A.; Tibebe, D.; Bendito, E.; Mkuhlani, S.; Srivastava, A.; Ghosh, P.; Chimonyo, V.; Gonzalez, A.; Leroux, L.; Llanos, L.; Mugo, J.; Sila, A.; Perez, C.; Persson, K.; Moreno, P.; Ramirez, J.; Ghosh, A.; Silva, J.; Hijmans, R.; Urfels, A.; Kheir, A.; Abera, W.; Barasa, S.; Mudereri, B.; Bonilla, C.; Mesfin, T.; Agudelo, D.; Patil, M.; Devare, M. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2023)
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  Optimum maize planting window and season length for climate adaptation in Kano, Nigeria 

  Tofa, A.; Bendito, E.G.; Mkuhlani, S.; Aliyu, K.T.; Shehu, B.M.; Kreye, C. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2023)
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  Strengthening cowpea seed systems to increase the productivity of smallholder farmers in west Africa 

  Omoigui, L.O.; Kamara, A.; Iorlamen, T.; Muhammed, I.; Ojiewo, C.O. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2023)
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  Evaluation of mycotoxins and microbiological levels in cassava products consumed in Zambia 

  Tembo, M.; Alamu, E.O.; Bwembya, A.P.; Kasase, C.; Likulunga, E.L.; Chikoye, D. (TropAg International Agriculture, 2022-10-31)
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  Epidemiological analysis of yam mosaic virus (YMV) infection risk factors and its implications for clean seed yam systems 

  Osundahunsi, B.; Oviasuyi, T.; Odu, B.O.; Aighewi, B.; Kumar, P.L. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2022-11)

  Yam mosaic virus (YMV) is a major threat to yam production in West Africa. This study determined factors contributing to the spread of YMV in yam fields, including the role of aphid vectors, seed-borne infections, YMV inoculum in the fields, weather, genetic diversity of the virus, and spatial distance between infected sources. The findings of this study are useful for refining YMV control measures, developing a model for disease risk assessment under different scenarios, and guiding clean seed ...
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  Preventing the transboundary spread of pests and pathogens through germplasm phytosanitary management 

  Kumar, P.L.; Oguntade, O.; Ajamu, B.; Oludare, O.; Lateef, M.; Oviasuyi, T.; Alaohuo, S.; Oyelami, O. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2022-11)

  Many introduced pests (=pathogens, pests, and weeds) are responsible for major crop disease epidemics. The estimated economic impact of introduced pests on Africa's agricultural sector was up to US$3.6 trillion per year. Seed transmission of pests, along with the international distribution of plant propagation materials, is a major risk for germplasm distribution activities of IITA. As a pest risk mitigation measure, IITA established Germplasm Health Unit (GHU) to facilitate germplasm production ...
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  Controlling banana bunchy top virus outbreak in east Africa 

  Mahuku, G.; Kumar, P.L. (IInternational Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2022-11)

  Bananas (and plantain, Musa spp.) are the most important crops contributing to food security and the income of millions of smallholder farmers in East Africa. Banana bunchy top virus (BBTV, genus Babuvirus), an aphid-transmitted virus first reported in 2021 in Tanzania and Uganda, is wrecking banana production in several regions and threatening to spread further in East Africa. The BBTV has no effective solutions. Preventing the virus establishment is the best strategy. The remedial procedure of ...
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  Impacts of Agroforestry conservation practices on soil health, crop nutrients and safety in Zambia 

  Alamu, E.O.; Njoloma, J.; Ngumayo, J.; Akello, J.; Chikoye, D.; Nyoka, I.; Dale, L.; Ray, C.; Mehreteab, T.; Nagothu, U.S. (World Agroforestry, 2022-07)
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  Climate smart agriculture: top ten decisions to make with weather info 

  Njuguna, C. (2021)
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  Kilimo kinachohimili mabadiliko ya tabianchi: maamuzi kumi muhimu ya kufanya kwa kuzingatia taarifa za hali ya hewa 

  Njuguna, C. (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2021)
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  Changes in chemical and microbiological quality of semi-processed black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens L.) larval meal during storage 

  Kamau, E.; Mutungi, C.; Kinyuru, J.; Imathiu, S.; Affognon, H.; Ekesi, S.; Nakimbugwe, D.; Fiaboe, K. (2020-04-17)

  Edible insects are receiving attention as a protein source in the food and feed sector. However, successful commercialisation requires mass production matched with appropriate processing and storage techniques. The quality of dried and pulverised black soldier fly larvae stored in woven polypropylene (PP) sacks, polyethylene (PE) bags and plastic containers with screw lid (PL) in ambient and refrigerated environments was monitored over six months. Chemical indicators (oxidation, fatty acid profile), ...
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  Africa RISING east and southern Africa project overview 

  Bekunda, M.A. (Africa RISING, 2019)
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  Development and evaluation of Steamer for Attieke production: a cross cutting initiative of CGIAR Research Program for Roots, Tubers and Bananas 

  Sangodoyin, O.M.; Alamu, E.O.; Diallo, T.A.; Kolawole, P.; Abass, A.B.; Maziya-Dixon, B.; Parkes, E.; Awoyale, W.; Buraimoh, B.; Ben, J.; Tran, T.; Jekayinfa, S.O.; Olajide, J.O.; Kulakow, P.; Dixon, A.; Asiedu, R. (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture, 2019)
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  Automated irrigation as a game-changer in sub-Saharan Africa: Is it enough? 

  Kizito, F. (Africa RISING, 2019)
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  Integrated livestock feed interventions 

  Lukuyu, Ben A.; Marwa, L.; Rubanza, C.; Kimaro, Anthony A.; Mutungi, C. (ILRI, 2019-09)

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