Access to climate-resilient crop varieties remains limited for Asian smallholders.

open Asia, Asia WS01374

Many staple crops have not been bred for the increasing heat and erratic rainfall smallholders now face. Localized breeding programs and seed-distribution networks need faster scaling.

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Category: Climate Environment

Added by: Ian Patel

Created at: 2026-07-22T13:52:00Z

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