African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Annual Photo Contest 2025 – YOA

Deadline: September 1, 2025

Applications are open for the African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Annual Photo Contest 2025. The contest invites photographers, researchers, and agriculture lovers to showcase compelling pictures that spotlight the significance of plant vitamin in African agriculture.

This 12 months’s contest options two themes:

• Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms in Crops: Submit your examples of nutrient deficiency signs in African crops. Be certain to incorporate a brief description that features the placement and any key info or observations associated to the picture. For instance, when you have any background on how the crop was managed, or any outcomes from the lab, embrace that in your description for the good thing about others, and to assist the analysis.
• Plant Nutrition Research in Action: This is a extra huge-open class designed to assemble on-the-floor examples of plant vitamin and soil well being-associated analysis in motion for Africa. They are particularly in search of pictures plus descriptive captions that inform us how your scene aligns with one in all their R&D themes of Climate & Weather Smart Plant Nutrition, Soil Health & Improved Livelihoods, or Precision Nutrient Management.

Benefits

• Get an opportunity to have your work featured by APNI
• Help unfold consciousness about plant vitamin and soil well being
• Win thrilling recognition and an opportunity to win money!

Eligibility

• All pictures have to be from inside Africa;
• Photos have to be not less than 1 MB in measurement to submit;
• Up to 5 (5) pictures will probably be accepted per particular person. Uncompressed pictures are most popular. Accepted codecs: excessive-high quality JPG, JPEG, or PNG.

Application

Submit pictures through the web submission type by the printed deadline. No submissions with a emblem or time stamp seen on the photograph will probably be accepted.

Click here to apply

For extra info, go to APNI Annual Photo Contest.