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The potato has traversed a long journey through time and geography, now contributing significantly to global food security and livelihoods. FAO preserve the diversity of potatoes to ensure they remain a cornerstone of sustainable agriculture and food security
International Day of Potato: A Spud’s Odyssey; From the Andes to Your Plate Read More
The demand for green mussels is high both in domestic and international markets. Green mussels from Kerala are exported to various countries, contributing to foreign exchange earnings
CMFRI Initiative: Women farmers reap bumper harvest of green mussels in Kerala Read More
Marine scientists note that they are a rich source of protein, lipids, and minerals, making them valuable for the fishmeal industry, poultry and animal feed, and crop fertilisers
Scientists urge to explore the potential of deep-sea mesopelagic fishes within Indian EEZ Read More
The Survey covered 26 major fishery harbours by 55 experts in different groups simultaneously. 468 species were recorded in the survey, underscoring the rich diversity of Kerala’s marine ecosystem
Biodiversity Day: CMFRI survey reveals rich diversity of marine species along the Kerala coast Read More
The educational shift will ensure Indian agriculture remains resilient, productive and sustainable in the face of a changing climate, ensuring food security and livelihoods for millions, Nidheesh Saxena writes…
How agri curriculums adapt to climate change and sustainability in the classroom Read More
The analysis confirmed that these newly identified species have unique characteristics. New fishes were scientifically named as Ablennes joseberchmansis and Ablennes gracalii
ICAR-CMFRI identifies two new species of needlefish from Indian waters Read More
By bridging the gap between citizen science and cutting-edge technology, the app transforms every user into a crucial contributor to the understanding and preservation of marine biodiversity
CMFRI launches mobile app to encourage citizen science initiative in marine fisheries research Read More
The plan is expected to improve India’s understanding of its shark population and the communities dependent on it. This knowledge will equip the government with the tools to make informed decisions on shark fisheries
India gears up to adopt National Plan of Action for Conservation of Sharks Read More
“With strong political will and enabling policies, sufficient investment and innovative business models, this region can be an agent of changes needed – and continue to inspire the world,” FAO DG, Dr QU Dongyu writes…
Agents of Change – Making all countries in Asia and the Pacific more dynamic, healthier, wealthier and better Read More
Diverse sessions, including discussions on the decision-making processes, the intelligence of non-human species, and interconnections of migration across time, offered attendees a multifaceted exploration
Jaipur Literature Festival: Green Initiatives and Concerns of Nature Depletion Hailed Read More