In the Philippines, a country with 1,001 fiestas, town celebrations tend to become indistinguishable from one another....
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“Yes!” was the answer of women participants in a leadership training course when the facilitator asked them,...
Consumers in Tamil Nadu, a predominantly rice-growing state in India, who preferred millet grains, particularly finger millet,...
“My story of going into agriculture is like an irony of ironies,” Shaobing Peng recalls. “In 1979,...
In 1997, as a reaction to the growing concerns of consumers, British food retailers working with supermarkets...
From being a heavy rice importer in the 1970s, Indonesia today is the third-largest rice producer in...
“When you educate a girl, you educate a nation.” Nowhere is this saying more true than in...
Fears of food shortages following the rice crisis in 2007 and 2008 have prompted a dramatic shift...
New risk elements and climate change dominated the proceedings of The Rice Trader’s (TRT) second World Rice...
One finger cannot lift a pebble,” says an African proverb. The significance of working together cannot be...
