Monthly Archives: May 2014

3,000 rice genome sequences made publicly available on World Hunger Day

3000 Rice Genomes Project This article was originally published in GigaBlog More on the 3,000 rice genome project The open-access, open-data journal GigaScience...

Sustained food security depends on improving the lives of farmers – IRRI chief

IRRI Director General Bob Zeigler at the World Economic Forum Makati, Philippines – The plight of farmsteads and farm labor and how this will affect...

Ten million farmers have access to climate-smart rice

Flood-tolerant rice New Delhi – About 10 million of the poorest and most disadvantaged rice farmers have been given access to climate-smart rice...

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