Author Archives: Finbarr Horgan, James Michael Villegas, Angelee Fame Ramal, Carmen Bernal, Alexandra Jamoralin, John Michael Pasang, Corazon Arroyo, Virginia Agreda, and Gregorio Orboc

The high-diversity vegetation patches were designed for farmers as part of the “tool kit” of ecological engineering—a rapidly growing discipline...

RICE IS the most important staple in Sierra Leone, and Liberia, however, the Ebola crisis threatens to undo the progress made in improving domestic production....

(Photo: Adriana Varón Molina) There is one occasion that Brazilian farmer Geovano Parcianello never misses. Every year, he travels 503 kilometers from...

A weather-rice-nutrient decision support app is helping farmers ensure yield in rainfed areas. (Photo: K. Hayashi) Unreliable weather can make or break...

Rice in Latin America: past, present, and promising future Where’s my GM rice? Trends in global rice trade Green revolutions 2.0 & 3.0: No...

IRRI’s new breeding factory A bigger rice bowl Rice in Mexico, the land of maize Adding value to Africa’s rice Women who moved mountains...

Dawn of a new era in rice improvement A never-ending season in the Philippines Flying heroes of Ecuador’s rice fields A game changer in Africa’s...

Creating an oasis with rice Climate-smart rice for Africa Bitter harvest from a noble cause Where Latin America’s rice gets a baptism of fire ...

Vietnam turns back a tsunami of pesticides Modernizing Asian rice production Banking on Africa’s rice potential Rice self-sufficiency: A question...

Debunking Golden Rice myths The revolution underground Mapping the crop of the future Cameroon: Central Africa’s potential rice granary A legion...