Game changers in the global rice market Game changers in the global rice market July 1, 2013 For the past four decades, the global rice market has been dominated by a few exporters, namely,...Read More
Give me some more Give me some more July 1, 2013 Rice has often received credit for health-giving properties. Boiled rice, which is easily digested by people recovering...Read More
Risotto alla Milanese Risotto alla Milanese July 1, 2013 Risotto is one of the most important and beloved traditional Italian dishes, particularly in Milan. It is...Read More
Rice Today and Uruguay’s president Rice Today and Uruguay’s president July 1, 2013 You may remember reading an article in the July- September 2012 issue of Rice Today, documenting Uruguay’s...Read More
A year in the life of rice A year in the life of rice July 1, 2013 Where? When? How much? These are some of the most frequently asked questions about rice cultivation...Read More
Giving women a voice Giving women a voice April 5, 2013 Kamala Gurung was drawn to rural development work at an early age. Her exposure dates back to...Read More
Men of the same feather Men of the same feather April 5, 2013 A look at the people behind Feathers in the fields: The birds of IRRI Tirso Paris, Jr. got...Read More
More to rice than meets the eye More to rice than meets the eye April 1, 2013 This issue of Rice Today is for the birds! For the first time, the magazine sports four...Read More
The rice sector needs a survival strategy The rice sector needs a survival strategy April 1, 2013 In the middle of the 19th century, rice was the economic backbone of Japanese society. Hierarchical ranks...Read More
The monk who ate no rice The monk who ate no rice April 1, 2013 Many years ago in Japan, ascetic monks abounded. They were highly revered and respected. They became models...Read More