Adamu, a groundnut farmer from Maugura village, Masasi, shared his success story for being involved in TL projects . “I was taught how to grow the seeds, carry out diagnosis, how to store them, among other things. This year, there are some seeds that I have begun putting on the ground so that I can continue conducting research about them. Naliendele Institute gave me about 20 lines and I am working on all of them. In fact, they have not yet been named. I’ve just planted them in plots; from plot number one to plot number twenty.”

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Biotech and Plant Breeding

Grain Legumes; Livelihoods; Smallholder Farmers; Socioeconomy; Value Chains

Tropical Legumes; Groundnuts; Value Chain; Smallholders; Farmers; Income Generation; Nigeria

Africa; East Africa

Tanzania

Headquarters and Western Africa Hub