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29
Oct

Sustainable shift in rice farming: Can Dry DSR anchor next green revolution?

ricenews / 5 months
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12 min read

Agronomy As India grapples with groundwater depletion and climate volatility, Dry Direct Seeded Rice (DSR) emerges not as a technical tweak — but as a potential paradigm shift toward climate-smart, resource-efficient grain production For over five decades, India’s Green Revolution has rested on the shoulders of rice — the crop that fed the nation, stabilized […]

29
Oct

Application of technologies in managing high-quality rice cultivation

ricenews / 5 months
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5 min read

The project on Sustainable development of one million hectares of high-quality, low-emission rice cultivation linked with green growth in the Mekong River Delta by 2030 (the Project) has proven to be the right direction for rice production in the region. Since 2024, the Mekong River Delta has implemented more than 354,000 hectares of specialised high-quality, […]

28
Oct

Potential for Sustainable Paddy Rice Farming Systems

ricenews / 5 months
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2 min read

Yesterday, October 27th, the JIRCAS International Symposium 2025: Accelerating the Implementation of Agricultural, Forestry, and Fisheries Technologies in the Asian Monsoon Region: Progress and Prospects for Improving Productivity and Building Sustainable Food Systems was successfully held at the Hitotsubashi Hall in Tokyo. Thank you to everyone who participated. We will report on the symposium’s findings […]

28
Oct

Basmati Trade Issue: Jam Kamal Urges EU to Resolve Key Export Disputes

ricenews / 5 months
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2 min read

Pakistan raised strong concerns over the Basmati trade issue and ethanol exports during talks with the European Parliament’s Development Committee. Commerce Minister Jam Kamal Khan urged the EU to restore duty concessions on ethanol and resolve delays in the Geographical Indication (GI) registration for Basmati rice. He said both matters directly affect millions of farmers […]

28
Oct

Circular economy for rice straw in Mekong Delta still challenge

ricenews / 5 months
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4 min read

SGGP The main challenge in the Mekong Delta is managing its abundant rice straw. The key to finding value in this byproduct is to shift towards sustainable practices that turn rice straw into valuable products. While the Mekong Delta region produces millions of tons of rice straw annually. The key to finding value in this […]

24
Oct

IRRI contributes rice sector expertise to ASEAN-Korea methane mitigation workshop

ricenews / 5 months
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2 min read

Current methane estimation methods across ASEAN suffer from inadequate source coverage, datasets, and technical capacity. A coordinated regional approach is required for integrated strategies across agriculture, waste, and energy sectors to replace inconsistent national methodologies. With rice production being a major regional emission source, advanced measurement technologies, improved farming practices, and targeted policy interventions will […]

22
Oct

Impact of Climate Change on Rice Farming Communities

ricenews / 5 months
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4 min read

by Bioengineer Climate Change and Its Impact on Rice Farming Communities in Nigeria Recent research has significantly highlighted the intricate relationship between climate change and livelihood outcomes, especially in agricultural communities deeply reliant on specific crops, such as rice. In Nigeria, the rice farming communities in Ebonyi and Niger states face escalating challenges as climate […]

22
Oct

Low-emission rice models prove effective in Vinh Long

ricenews / 5 months
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4 min read

High-quality, low-emission rice cultivation models in Vinh Long Province have brought about notable changes in production techniques, such as reducing direct seeding rates, alternating wet and dry irrigation, balanced fertilisation, comprehensive mechanisation, and improved straw management. These practices contribute to developing a green, environmentally friendly agricultural sector while enhancing local livelihoods. According to Le Van […]

20
Oct

How rice + seaweed can transform food and sustainability efforts

ricenews / 5 months
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5 min read

By Glenn Concepcion In a world grappling with a rising population, climate change, and a growing need for healthier food options, scientists are turning to an unlikely pairing: rice and seaweed. A scientific review published in Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition explores the vast, untapped potential of combining rice starch with biopolymers from […]

13
Oct

India’s rice revolution begins: Scientists engineer varieties built for drought and efficiency

ricenews / 6 months
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3 min read

Agronomy Indian rice farming may soon enter a new era of productivity and sustainability. In a breakthrough that could redefine how the nation grows its staple crop, scientists from the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) have unveiled advanced rice lines capable of delivering higher yields while consuming […]

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Sustainable shift in rice farming: Can Dry DSR anchor next green revolution?

Application of technologies in managing high-quality rice cultivation

Potential for Sustainable Paddy Rice Farming Systems

Basmati Trade Issue: Jam Kamal Urges EU to Resolve Key Export Disputes

Circular economy for rice straw in Mekong Delta still challenge

IRRI contributes rice sector expertise to ASEAN-Korea methane mitigation workshop

Impact of Climate Change on Rice Farming Communities

Low-emission rice models prove effective in Vinh Long

How rice + seaweed can transform food and sustainability efforts

India’s rice revolution begins: Scientists engineer varieties built for drought and efficiency

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