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Legend: A field invaded by Bothriochloa barbinodis at Octon, near lake Salagou in the Hérault department, in 2015 © Guillaume Fried

Results & impact 7 May 2024

Do invasive plants escape diseases?

Biochar was already used in the Amazon more than 2000 years ago. It is now being rediscovered as a lever for mitigating climate change © L. J. Parra Serrano, UFMA

Science at work 6 May 2024

Energy, carbon capture and soil restoration: is biochar a miracle product?

Manual harvesting of Arabica coffee cherries, in the Kintamani region of Indonesia © A. Rival, CIRAD

Results & impact 29 April 2024

The genomes of Arabica coffee and its parents finally deciphered

Reconciling sustainable agricultural development and biodiversity preservation, a research challenge CIRAD and its partners in LMadagascar have been working on for 20 years © E. Menguy, CIRAD

Institutional news 26 April 2024

Madagascar: 20 years of research partnerships for agriculture and biodiversity preservation

The Senegal River valley, in the Northwest of the country, is home to a large number of agricultural activities. The region is strategically important both for development and food security, and has always been the target of investments, with significant political and financial consequences © J. Bourgoin, CIRAD

Expert view 25 April 2024

Rural development that will not leave anyone by the roadside: the Senegal River delta

Territory-based approaches

The new EU regulation will mean an EU-wide ban on products associated with deforestation or forest degradation since 31 December 2020 © V. Gond, CIRAD

Results & impact 23 April 2024

A map of the world's forests to support the EU Regulation on Deforestation-free Supply Chains