Consortium of scientists gear up to face 'a perfect storm' of hurdles to sustainably double cereal production by 2050

Kansas State University has been awarded $22m from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to chart an ambitious and collaborative approach to build the climate resilience of four of the world’s most consumed cereals - but the challenges are high.

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