Now Comes the Hard Part

Dr. Neema Mduma was poised and confident as ever when Grow Further checked in with her recently. As one of the first recipients of a Grow Further grant, she and […]

Toward a More Nutritious Chickpea

Most modern crops are much more palatable and high yielding than their wild ancestors–the wild ancestor of maize, for instance, looks more like grass than food–but that has often come […]

Protecting Farms from Animal Attacks

As farmers and gardeners everywhere know, animals like to eat crops. In the Eastern US, it’s deer. In many tropical regions, it’s elephants. In parts of Japan, monkeys. And high-profile […]

Pasteurizing Mushrooms in Zimbabwe

In his Grow Further grant application, Dr. Prince Marowa, a senior lecturer at the University of Zimbabwe, reflects fondly on his childhood memories of picking wild mushrooms with friends and […]

Grow Further Members Connect with Researchers

Grow Further Members Connect with Researchers

Americans of all professional backgrounds contribute to science all the time, from donating to medical research to helping to spot birds or distant galaxies. Fundraisers for cancer or heart disease […]

Fulani and the Future of Dairy

In our first-ever review of applications for research grants, Grow Further is discovering a wide array of unique and creative ideas for revolutionizing smallholder agriculture through innovation. Concepts range from […]