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Green Revolution: Cereal Intensification in South Asia (1945-1975)

Green Revolution: Cereal Intensification in South Asia (1945-1975)

  1. Mexican wheat program becomes a Green Revolution model

    Labels: Mexican wheat, Rockefeller Foundation, Office of
  2. Global anti-hunger campaign raises political urgency

    Labels: FAO, Freedom from, United Nations
  3. Borlaug’s semi-dwarf wheats begin India testing

    Labels: Norman Borlaug, IARI, semi-dwarf wheat
  4. India builds procurement and price supports for cereals

    Labels: Food Corporation, CACP, India
  5. India expands high-yield seed strategy via HYVP

    Labels: HYVP, India, high-yielding varieties
  6. CIMMYT is formally established to globalize wheat improvement

    Labels: CIMMYT, wheat improvement, international center
  7. South Asia’s drought crisis underscores need for intensification

    Labels: Bihar drought, eastern India, 1966 1967
  8. Wheat output surge signals a new food-security phase

    Labels: India, wheat surge, early 1970s
  9. CGIAR is created to fund and coordinate global crop research

    Labels: CGIAR, global research, 1971
  10. Cereal intensification becomes embedded in South Asian policy

    Labels: South Asian, Green Revolution, mid-1970s