The network grows: farmers and consultants adopt a variety of maize bred by another farmer
We share with you the corn harvested two farmers —one in Udaquiola (Ayacucho) and another in Las Flores, Buenos Aires— […]
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Bioleft and To the rescue of the Creole tomato at the National University of Hurlingham
On Thursday we had the pleasant opportunity to participate together with To the rescue of the Creole tomato in a […]
Read moreWorkshop on tomato breeding and collaborative evaluation
From Bioleft we invite you to participate next Monday in the opening workshop of the collaborative evaluation of tomatoes from […]
Read moreTo the rescue of the Creole tomato: collaborative evaluation 2022
A new collaborative evaluation campaign for Creole tomatoes begins! To participate in the project and receive seeds, we ask for […]
Read moreAlmendra Cremaschi, visiting researcher at King's College London
She will investigate the relationship between the open seed and fair trade movements, and what learnings they can share. She […]
Read moreRecognition of creole seeds and family farming: Resolution 317/22 of INASE
El día 21 de julio se dio a conocer en el boletín oficial la resolución 317/22 del INASE (Instituto Nacional […]
Read moreBalance on the Participatory Maize Breeding workshop in INTA Pergamino
On Tuesday, May 31, a balance was held among the participants of the Participatory Maize Breeding Workshop at INTA Pergamino […]
Read moreCreole tomato: conclusions of the 2021-2022 campaign
Together with the project “To the rescue of the Creole tomato” of the Faculty of Agronomy of the University of […]
Read moreThe code and the seed: Bioleft in Pulsar
We share with you the episode “El código y la semilla” of the series “Ciencia en común” of the Pulsar […]
Read moreMaize brings us back together: nurturing the participatory breeding
On Tuesday, May 17, the participatory maize breeding workshop took place at INTA Pergamino. During the activity, producer-breeders and researchers […]
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