RESADE/CARI Project Empowers Farmers On Biochar, Organic Soil Amendments Innovation In Salinity-Prone Farming in Buchanan
Dr. Dolo from CARI described the training as a major step toward sustainable agriculture in Liberia. “Biochar technology gives farmers the tools to improve their soil while protecting the environment,” he said. “It’s a win-win for productivity and sustainability.”
CARI Socioeconomics Program Launches First Client Satisfaction Survey in Bong County to Strengthen Service Delivery and Feedback Systems
Located approximately 120 kilometers (75 miles) northeast of Monrovia, CARI is Liberia’s premier agricultural research hub. Established in 1948 as the Central Agriculture Experiment Station (CAES), reorganized in 1980 as the Central Agricultural Research Institute (CARI), the institute, which operated as a semi-autonomous agency under the Ministry of Agriculture, is now autonomous. Its mandate includes conducting agricultural research, developing improved crop varieties, supporting national food security initiatives, and promoting sustainable farming practices
Liberia Meteorological and Hydrological Services, with WMO, Launch Landmark Digital Transformation Training to Strengthen Climate Resilience
This landmark initiative brought together 23 participants representing key national institutions, including the Liberia Meteorological Service (LMS), the Liberia Hydrological Service (LHS), the Liberia Civil Aviation Authority (LCA), the Liberia Airport Authority (LAA), CARI, and Liberia Land and Energy.
CARI Administration Welcomes New AfricaRice Country Representative, Dr. Moustapha Gaye
Dr. Karnuah opened the session by expressing gratitude to Dr. Akintayo for his years of dedicated service, noting that his leadership left a lasting impact on AfricaRice’s operations in Liberia. He then introduced Dr. Gaye, highlighting his extensive international experience and proactive leadership style.
CARI Root & Tuber Unit Subcultures 5,520 Cassava Plantlets Using SAH Technology To Boost Disease-Resistant Varieties
SAH is a cutting-edge propagation technique that enables rapid multiplication of cassava plantlets in a controlled environment. Its benefits include accelerated multiplication rates, reduced water usage, enhanced plant health, and uniform growth for consistent yield and quality.
