Rice in Japan: Beyond 3.11 Rice in Japan: Beyond 3.11 January 9, 2012 Japan has long defended and quite successfully managed to maintain sovereignty in its international agricultural trade policies...Read More
Monitoring an inconvenient divergence Monitoring an inconvenient divergence October 17, 2011 For several years now, I have been monitoring, with some alarm, the world population clock on the...Read More
Technologies meet farmers Technologies meet farmers October 7, 2011 In Asia, where about 90% of rice is grown, hundreds of millions of rural poor grow rice...Read More
Feeding the world in 2050 Feeding the world in 2050 October 7, 2011 The world population is expected to increase almost as sure as the sun rises in the east....Read More
Women of war turn to rice in Burundi Women of war turn to rice in Burundi October 6, 2011 Burundi is a small landlocked country in Central Africa.Longstanding tribal conflicts in the country broke out into...Read More
Seven billion and counting: What does this mean for global rice food security? Seven billion and counting: What does this mean for global rice food security? October 5, 2011 World population is projected to reach 7 billion by the end of this month (October 2011). Unfortunately,...Read More
Celebrating rice, American style Celebrating rice, American style October 3, 2011 One would imagine that an event called the International Rice Festival would be held somewhere in Asia....Read More
Laotian congee Laotian congee October 3, 2011 Dr. Vial came to the Philippines to head IRRI’s Experiment Station in early 2011, after a 15-year...Read More
Rice in their eyes Rice in their eyes July 4, 2011 Different people can look at the same grain of rice and see different things. Rice, to farmers,...Read More
The search for direction The search for direction July 4, 2011 The global rice market has been in a subdued state since 2010 (Fig. 1), during which time...Read More