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Zanetor urges CSIR to turn research into commercial solutions

NACOC partners CSIR to advance research and development of 0.3% THC cannabis

Zanetor proposes CSIR funding for cassava, hemp-based alternatives to plastics

Gov’t must fund CSIR to develop biological plastic alternatives – Zanetor

CSIR calls for coordinated action to protect Ghana’s water bodies

Ghana’s tomato, ginger shortfalls deepen import bill, CSIR researchers say

Galamsey has polluted 60% of Ghana’s water bodies — CSIR-WRI scientist

CSIR urges climate-smart farming to reduce flood losses

Successive gov’ts have abandoned CSIR, Atomic Energy Institutions – Prof. Frimpong-Boateng

CSIR-PGRRI saving seeds, while Ghana’s biodiversity disappearing

CSIR warns weak use of soil data is undermining Ghana’s agric productivity

CSIR warns Ghana’s soil health is deteriorating, calls for urgent national action

CSIR-IIR calls for stronger research–industry collaboration at BI-ARIM

KNUST hosts FDA, CSIR-FRI, Blue Skies for final-year industry engagement

CSIR introduces new technology to help farmers prevent crop diseases

Ghana records 4.7 tonnes per hectare in wheat breakthrough led by Dr Felix Frimpong

CSIR-CRI successfully concludes major monitoring and evaluation mission for EMBRACE Project

CSIR researchers push for more government funding to tackle galamsey with science-based solutions

CSIR-OPRI applauds government’s 100,000-hectare oil-palm drive in 2026 budget

15 CSIR research projects in danger over USAID funding cut

Operationalise National Research Fund – New CSIR-CRI Director to gov’t

CSIR-SARI introduces integrated soil fertility management technology to boost maize production

CSIR-CRI to empower biodiversity conservation, sustainable practices in 1,250 households in Ghana, Kenya

CSIR-CRI trains breeders on harmonised crop standards for sub-regional adoption

CSIR Executive Director urges farmers to adopt technology for improved farming

Research staff at CSIR worried over high attrition of researchers and poor working conditions

RE: Galamsey: It could take 300 Years to Restore Soil Quality

Galamsey: EPA challenges CSIR’s 300-year soil reclamation timeline

Galamsey: It could take 300 years to restore soil quality – CSIR

Illegal mining affects food production – CSIR

CSIR Ghana staff commit 1% of salaries to science development

Stakeholders in cassava industry validate manufacturing equipment fabrication guidelines

Jospong Group rice project signs agreement with IRRI

AAC, CSIR sign agreement to support rice production in Ghana

‘The quality of our current water resources is poor’ – Prof. Osei-Atweneboana

CSIR to focus on tackling acidity in Ghana’s soil

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