In the sun-scorched savannahs of northern Ghana, a humble legume is quietly holding together the region’s farming systems, and a new study suggests that the future of the crop depends less on laboratory breakthroughs than on listening to the farmers who grow it. Pigeon pea (Cajanus cajan), the world’s sixth most important pulse crop, thrives […]
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