New Release: Inaugural Issue of Growing Africa Magazine
Growing Africa is a brand new semi-annual, digital publication initiated by the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) to provide a forum serving stakeholders...
Call Open for Submissions to Early Career Award for Scientists Exploring Phosphorus Management in African Agriculture
The African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) has announced its call for submissions for the 2022 edition of the Young African Phosphorus Fellowship...
Rethinking What Responsible Plant Nutrition Means Today: A new paradigm
A scientific panel comprised of thought leaders from research and development organizations, universities, and the fertilizer industry has recently released a comprehensive...
UNEP Report Released on Environmental and Health Impacts of Fertilizers
APNI scientists joined the consultative process of identifying the way forward along with invited government experts, other scientists, experts from intergovernmental organizations,...
Can 4R Practices Limit Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Increased Fertilizer Use in SSA?
An analysis of the impact of best fertilizer nutrient management practices for sub-Saharan Africa reveals significant benefits for reduced GHG emissions given...
National Workshop on Sustainable Agriculture Matrix for Kenyan Maize Systems
As part of the Belmond Forum funded Sustainable Agriculture Matrix (SAM) Consortium led by the University of Maryland, Center for Environmental Science,...
📣 The African Plant Nutrition Institute launches the inaugural issue of GROWING AFRICA Magazine!
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Growing Africa is a brand new semi-annual, digital publication initiated by the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) to provide a forum serving stakeholders interested in Africa-centric plant nutrition science.
The publication seeks to strengthen connections within the #research community in #Africa, and promote impactful solutions, programs, and activities. As a source of practical information, Growing Africa fills a gap in the current knowledge base by providing scientific information in an actionable manner.
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🎊 Happy Plant Heath Day!
APNI celebrates the first international #PlantHealthDay ! It marks an opportunity to recognize the critical importance of resilient and nutritious food cropping systems for #Africa.
#Photos from fruitful meetings APNI’s team had with OCP-Ghana (OCP AFRICA), lead partner Council of Scientific and Industrial Research- Savannah Agricultural Research Institute (CSIR-SARI), the Co-operative Development Foundation of Canada (CDF)-Ghana, the University of Development Studies (UDS), the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA), SEND-Ghana and farmers from 19-21 April 2022.
The African Plant Nutrition Institute wishes all Muslims a peaceful and blessed Eid.
L'Institut Africain de la Nutrition des Plantes vous souhaite Aïd Mubarak Said.
يتمنى لكم فريق المعهد الإفريقي لتغذية النباتات عيدا مباركا سعيدا
