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For millions of African farmers, the seed they plant each season decides whether their families eat, whether their harvest survives a drought, and whether their livelihoods hold steady in a changing climate. That reality stood at the heart of an appeal issued Monday at the African Union Ministerial Seed Summit in Ezulwini, eSwatini, where delegates called for stronger seed systems across the continent.
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