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751 Prakash Kumardbskumar@nus.edu.sgI fully support the need to fund such international research agencies involved in ensuring food security. The current environment in Asia, Haiti and Africa (to name a few regions), which are facing an inadequate supply of rice highlights the dire need to support the GGIAR centers.
752 AnonymousAnonymousResearch Associate The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation
753 Chung-Jui Tsaicjtsai@warnell.uga.eduProfessor and Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, Department of Genetics, University of Georgia
754 Aura Gonzalez de Schopkeaschopke@cibusllc.comBiologist CIBUS LLC
755 AnonymousAnonymous
756 Bertrand Hankouabhankoua@desu.edu
757 Daniele Roselliniroselli@unipg.it
758 Kerry Lucaslucaska1@muohio.eduGraduate Student, Miami University
759 Sara Amânciosamport@isa.utl.pt
760 AnonymousAnonymous
761 AnonymousAnonymousHigh nutrition food and energy and industrial crops production under reduced inputs, the main targets of plant breeding and biotechnology supply are intrinsic components of Human Security and Prevention of Violence.
762 Dannette C. Warddannette.c.ward@monsanto.com
763 David J. Sammonssammons@ufl.eduDirector, International Programs Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences University of Florida Member, Board of Trustees International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA)
764 Michelle Kimmjkim4@ncsu.edu
765 Manoj Dinesh Oakmanojoak@yahoo.comI fully support the need to fund such international research agencies (CIMMYT and IRRI) involved in ensuring food security. Not only these institutes spread the knowldge of wheat and rice cultivation, but these type of institutes will teach sustainable agriculture and food security between nations (without considering geographical, political restrictions).
766 Assist. Prof. Argelia Lorencealorence@astate.edu
767 Kenneth Toresken@phytotechlab.com
768 Dr. Sylvia Mitchellsylvia.mitchell@uwimona.edu.jmThe CGIAR system is essential and should be expanded and made even more relevant but not reduced.
769 Luis Cruz Arroyoluiscruzarroyo@yahoo.comGoing into the era of global economics, it is very important to have an organization on International Agriculture Research. Maybe CGIAR should include research in sustainable agriculture too.
770 Dr. I. U. Abubakariuabubakar@yahoo.com
771 Carol Potenza, Ph.D.cpotenza@nmsu.eduPlease rethink the funding commitments to these very important institutes. As a country, the United States should continue to retain funding leadership in agriculture. It is necessary for our overall safety and status in the world. Thank-you
772 Nathalie Kindnathaliekind@hotmail.com
773 Benjamin Martin, MS candidate, The University of Georgiabenlm@uga.edu
774 Guo-qing Songsongg@msu.eduVisiting Assistant professor & Assistant Director, Plant Biotechnology Resource and Outreach Center, Michigan State University
775 Dharam P. Sharmadharam@drycreeklab.com
776 Nancy Reichertnar1@msstate.edu
777 Badege Bishawbadege.bishaw@oregonstate.edu
778 Martin Gummertmartin@gummert.de
779 Dr. David W. Altmaniprconsulting@comcast.netThe US has consciously reduced its support for CGIAR during the past decade, and we now fall behind the rest of much of the developed world in our contribution level. However, the importance of these institutions in reducing hunger and malnutrition has increased as the global population increases and our resources are more limited. This action is reprehensible for a nation of compassion that attempts to take leadership against terrorists and in favor of peace.
780 angela kinsellaangelakinsella@hotmail.comKeep up the good work!
781 Priscilla Laiprislai@hotmail.com
782 Paulo Evaristo de Oliveira Guimarãesevaristo@cnpms.embrapa.brCGIARs Centers are essential players for world food security. I, a Brazilian plant breeder, can testemony the tremendous impacts that CGIARs centers made for Brazil, Latin America and Africa agriculture
783 Joseph Colasantijcolasan@uoguelph.ca
784 Daniela Biaggioni Lopesdaniela.lopes@embrapa.br
785 Frank Altobellifrank_altobelli@hotmail.comThis is NOT the place we should be cutting.
786 Virginia Boyettvjohnso@uark.edu
787 C. Eduardo Vallejosvallejos@ufl.edu
788 Edith Hessee.hesse@cgiar.org
789 Camilo Andradecamilo@cnpms.embrapa.brI support CGIAR!
790 Lauro J. M. Guimarãeslauro@cnpms.embrapa.br
791 Kathryn Laingk.laing@cgiar.orgCIAT
792 Carlos Felipe Ostertagc.ostertag@cgiar.org
793 Carlos Felipe Ostertagc.ostertag@cgiar.org
794 Carlos Felipe Ostertagc.ostertag@cgiar.org
795 Gonzalo Zorrillag.zorrilla@cgiar.org
796 Gustavo Peraltagperalta@cgiar.org
797 Michael Hermannmichermann@gmail.com
798 Rein van der Hoekr.vanderhoek@cgiar.org
799 Paula Hurtadop.x.hurtado@cgiar.org
800 Vicky Rengifov.rengifo@cgiar.orgNot supporting the CGIAR system in fighting hunger and poverty puts at great risk the future well-being of humanity.