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John and Karla Forgash Bring their Energy to Seeding Labs
John and Karla Forgash's support has allowed Seeding Labs to enhance the equipment we offer through the Instrumental Access program, aligning their passion for education with our specific approach to development.

Seeding Labs Receives Stabilizing Grant from Anchor Point Foundation
With an uncertain future for international development, support from Anchor Point Foundation is especially crucial for our mission. We are grateful for their forward thinking and willingness to support science for development.

What does equipment make possible?
In our latest report on our awardees, we found that the impact of the Instrumental Access program continues to provide a significant boost to scientific infrastructure in developing countries for years.

“Stories from the Lab” Delivers Unique Perspectives on Science Around the World

Inside the Innovation: The National Livestock Resources Research Institute and Cytiva
By building long-term relationships with manufacturers as well as scientists in developing countries, Seeding Labs is delivering specific solutions for local issues.



A bright future for researchers improving Botswana’s agriculture and economy
Using equipment from Instrumental Access, Dr. Force Thema is supporting subsistence farmers by developing a proprietary prebiotic for livestock, allowing animals to absorb more nutrients from their feed and produce more and better-quality beef and milk.

Our bold new vision, rooted in our past
You may have noticed something a little different about Seeding Labs—we have a brand-new look, but it’s grounded in the story of who we are.
The story of Seeding Labs lies in the stories of the scientists and communities we serve.

Closing the gap: How Dr. Thabile Ndlovu is building a national bank of water data
How much do you know about your water? In Eswatini they know a lot more than five years ago thanks to Dr. Thabile Ndlovu at the University of Eswatini (UNESWA).
Read her story of innovation as she monitors the nation’s water supply for heavy metals, bacteria, and other potential health hazards.