In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1983 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1983 October 16, 2020 The Conference on Women in Rice Farming Systems was one of the several seminars, workshops, and conferences...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1982 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1982 September 28, 2020 The “Plan for IRRI’s Third Decade” was completed during 1982 based on priorities suggested by the Board...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1981 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1981 September 16, 2020 IRRI often gets the comment that the modern IR rices are suited only to well-irrigated fields and...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1980 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1980 September 1, 2020 The 10 years of intensive rice research that followed the release of IR8 pointed to those with...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1979 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1979 August 24, 2020 The challenges to rice researchers and farmers in 1979 have many elements in common with those faced...Read More
Heirloom rice is more than food or commodity Heirloom rice is more than food or commodity August 14, 2020 We like to say that Filipinos love their rice but my time at the Heirloom Rice Project...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1978 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1978 August 7, 2020 3 Our potential for future international cooperation was greatly enhanced in 1978 by the development of active cooperation...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1977 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1977 July 28, 2020 IRRI researchers are playing a vital role in identifying the socioeconomic constraints to rice production and in...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1976 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1976 July 17, 2020 In 1976, IRRI scientists and cooperators in national programs continued to evolve a research approach for the...Read More
In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1975 In retrospect: IRRI Annual Report 1975 July 6, 2020 We now know that conservatism—the reluctance of farmers to accept new ideas—only partly explains the low adoption...Read More