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Welcome to GWF
GWF is committed to improving livelihoods in developing countries. Through strong science and effective partnerships, we create, share, and use knowledge and technologies to increase the productivity and profitability of farming systems, and sustain natural resources.
GWF is a non-profit research and publication center with direct links to developing countries through offices in Europe, Asia and America. We participate in an extensive global network of people and organizations who share similar development goals, including the public and private sector, non-governmental and civil society organizations, and health agencies, farmers, and the development assistance community. |
| Improved vegetables and grain seed can produce plants that naturally resist diseases and pests, tolerate too much or too little water, overcome the limitations of poor soils, survive excessive cold or heat, offer more nutrition, are more marketable, and yield more grain for food or sale. Better cropping practices save water, land, and other natural resources, aside from raising yields. |
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