CARI- RESADE Project Installs Scientific Sensors at Buchanan Best Practice Hub to Advance Climate-Smart Agriculture
Purpose of the Sensors: conduct soil monitoring, tracking moisture levels, senility, and nutrient content to optimize crop growth; record rainfall, temperature, and humidity to support climate-smart planning and water management, measuring water quality and availability for irrigation systems.
Fish Farming: Vital Frontier for Economic Empowerment, Environmental Stewardship, and National Food Sovereignty
The training, running from 2025–2029 under the Global Gateway Private Sector Development in Liberia initiative, brings together participants from diverse sectors including cassava, wood, youth, fisheries, aquaculture, and persons living with disabilities (PLWDs).
CARI–SADFONS Project Produces 100MT of Seed, Reaching Halfway to 250MT Target; AfDB Donates Package of Farm Machinery to Boost Productivity
In a major boost to mechanization, the African Development Bank (AfDB) donated a 90-horsepower tractor along with a package of farm machinery and implements to the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI).
CARI Seeds4Liberia Project Reinforces Good Agronomic Practices, Climate-Smart and Agroforestry Systems for Sustainable Coffee Production in Liberia
Coffee Liberica is renowned for its distinctive flavor profile, offering bold, woody, and earthy notes complemented by floral, chocolaty, and fruity undertones, qualities that position it strongly in the specialty coffee market. To harness this potential, the Seeds4Liberia Project has embarked on a comprehensive coffee improvement program.
ICAR and CARI Sign Landmark MoU to Strengthen Agricultural Research and Education to Boost Food Security
The signing ceremony, held at the Embassy of India in Monrovia on September 8, 2026, brought together senior representatives from both institutions. Dr. Mangi Lal Jet signed on behalf of ICAR, while Dr. Arthur Bob Karnuah, Director General of CARI, represented Liberia’s premier agricultural research body.
