On February 2 and 3, the Drylands Farmer Research Network (FRN) held a strategic planning meeting that focused on developing a realistic roadmap to align project activities with the farmer calendar in 2021.
Two dozen grantees responded to an online survey—administered by CCRP grantee Access Agriculture—about informational farmer videos produced by the CCRP.
In 2017 the CCRP awarded a three-year grant to Enhancing Livelihoods of Smallholder Farmers in Western and Eastern Kenya through Agroecological Intensification with Sorghum-Based Interventions.
The goal of the Multipurpose Legumes Project (MLP) is to meaningfully integrate legumes into western Kenya smallholder systems to improve system productivity.
Throughout 2021, the CCRP will be engaging in activities and events focusing on farmer research networks (FRNs). These events will culminate in a virtual convening that will take place the week of October 25, 2021
After nearly 20 years of dedicated service, Rebecca Nelson will step down from her current role as CCRP scientific director and co-director at the end of July 2021.
Since 2012, the CCRP has been developing the idea that farmer research networks (FRNs) would enable producers, development organizations and formal research organizations to collaborate in new ways
