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Our New Look Since its inception, IFDC has grown and established itself as an independent expert in soil fertility with proven ability to move research from the lab to the field. The organization has learned at every opportunity, adapted to meet new challenges, and constantly evolved to become what we are today.
After 44 years of growth, it’s time our logo caught up.
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When You Know Your Market,
You Do Better Business
Sow Souleymane is an input seller in Côte d’Ivoire. Through his involvement in 2SCALE's agribusiness clusters, he is witnessing positive change in the vegetable sector. |
| Interview: Using ISFM Practices to Answer Agroecology's Challenge
IFDC President and CEO, Dr. J. Scott Angle sat down with Farming First to discuss how Integrated Soil Fertility Management (ISFM) can help grow more food while protecting natural resources. |
| | New Publication: Myanmar Soil Fertility and Fertilizer Management Conference Proceedings A landmark conference on soil fertility in Myanmar was held in October 2017. Scientists from across the globe presented papers, which have all been compiled in the newly published proceedings. |
| | | | | The West Africa Fertilizer Forum 2018 - organized by the West African Fertilizer Association (WAFA) and Argus will take place on 13 - 15 May in Dakar, Senegal. The conference will bring together all links in the fertilizer supply chain in this region, as well as global producers, technology developers, and investors to identify the action needed to increase accessibility to fertilizer, expand the market and boost farmers’ productivity.
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| | | | Technology Advances in Agricultural Production, Water and Nutrient Management Join Us in the United States | August 20 – August 31, 2018 | Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, Tennessee and Washington, D.C.
This popular international workshop is designed for innovative farmers, agronomists, soil scientists, researchers and extensionists from national and international agricultural research institutes and universities, as well as policymakers from governments and ministries in charge of agricultural productivity and planning.
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