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FAO webinar calls for stronger partnerships, smarter digital solutions and increased investment to improve farmers' access to quality seed across Africa

ACCRA, Ghana, July 15, 2026/APO Group/ Digital technologies are opening new opportunities to strengthen Africas seed systems, giving farmers better access to quality seed while improving food security, agricultural productivity and resilience to climate change, experts said during a high-level webinar organized by the FAO Regional Office for Africa. The webinar, Leveraging Digital Solutions... This article FAO webinar calls for stronger partnerships, smarter digital solutions and increased investment to improve farmers access to quality seed across Africa was originally created by Converseer.

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FAO webinar calls for stronger partnerships, smarter digital solutions and increased investment to improve farmers' access to quality seed across Africa

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WIRE — ACCRA, Ghana, July 15, 2026/APO Group/ Digital technologies are opening new opportunities to strengthen Africas seed systems, giving farmers better access to quality seed while improving food security, agricultural productivity and resilience to climate change, experts said during a high-level webinar organized by the FAO Regional Office for Africa. The webinar, Leveraging Digital Solutions... This article FAO webinar calls for stronger partnerships, smarter digital solutions and increased investment to improve farmers access to quality seed across Africa was originally created by Converseer.

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