LOS BAÑOS, Philippines (19 May 2026) — As climate change places increasing pressure on global rice systems, researchers are turning to digital innovations that can improve
Rice is a staple for billions but growing it contributes to climate change, as flooded paddy fields release large amounts of methane – a potent greenhouse gas. GROBOGAN,
Linh Chi From low-emission fields in the Mekong Delta, Vietnamese rice is shifting from a yield advantage to green value. After decades of pursuing the goal of ensuring food
Viet Nam is significantly scaling up its low-emission “green rice” exports to high-end international markets like the EU, Australia, and Japan. Yielding premium
IRRI, International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) 04 May 2026, Vietnam: The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), in collaboration with national partners,
Scientists unite across disciplines to tackle rising heat, drought and salinity in rice systems LOS BAÑOS, LAGUNA (22 April 2026) — A global network of scientists working
SGGP Businesses and cooperatives in Ca Mau Province have signed new agreements to purchase rice from local farmers, strengthening production linkages and helping stabilize output
By webdesk Larkana, April 26, 2026: Farmers in the agricultural fields of Larkana are using heavy modern machinery for rice harvesting, reflecting a shift towards mechanized
SB Naseem Over the past 25 years, Bangladesh has added nearly five crore people to its population, intensifying pressure on the country’s staple: rice. While production has
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