Monthly Archives: November 2023

Studies show rice breeding innovations and technologies have made positive impacts on Asian and African farmers

Evidence of the positive impact of rice breeding innovations and technologies on the productivity, income, and resilience to climate change of Asian and...

Thinking beyond the SUB1 gene: Making rice varieties that can survive longer floods and produce higher yields  

A milestone in rice breeding involved the SUB1 gene that enables rice to survive underwater for 14 days.  This gene has been introduced into several mega...

Diversified rice farms with vegetable plots and flower strips are associated with fewer pesticide applications in the Philippines

The high use of chemical pesticides at large scales and the co-dependence of technologies, such as hybrid rice varieties and direct-seeded rice, are associated...

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