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NEWSLETTER (NL2026-08): ICV-8; TVNI Awards Announcement; UN International Year of the Woman Farmer; Vetiver Research News; UN Assessment: Vetiver First Among Malawi’s Erosion Controls

Dates for the 8th International Conference on Vetiver (ICV-8) Announced The following is an official announcement from the India Vetiver Foundation: The India Vetiver Foundation (IVF) is proud to announce that India will host the Eighth International Conference on Vetiver…

Jim Smyle
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FIVE  STUDIES. 1,300 FARMERS. THE QUESTIONS NOBODY ASKED

THE VETIVER ADOPTION PARADOX Understanding Why Farmers Don’t Use What They Know Works Part of the Global Farmer Demonstration Program series Introduction This post builds on our recent article Become a Farmer-Researcher: Six Vetiver System Models to Transform Your Farm,…

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Labels: agriculture, climate change, design standards, economics, erosion, nematodes, plant, uncategorized, upscaling vetiver, Vetiver research

Newsletter (NL 2025-10) WhatsApp to Watersheds: Peru Testimonial, Innovations, Impacts, and Economics, and WhatsApp Chat Insights

A testimonial from Alois Kennerknecht : The Vetiver System – a multipurpose plant in an urban community in Peru A few months ago TVNI launched a “Vetiver Testimonial Campaign” with an open call, asking you to share your stories and…

Jim Smyle
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