By Carah Hart The chairman of the Missouri Rice Council says fertilizer has been his biggest expense this growing season. “Urea was probably $300 to $350, a ton more expensive
U.S. rice production hits near 40-year low amid declining planted acreage. William E. Maples, Assistant Professor,Mississippi State University USDA’s July World Agricultural
By Susan Reidy MEXICO CITY, MEXICO — USA Rice led a trade mission to Mexico, bringing together US rice growers, merchants and allied industry representatives to reinforce
The latest USDA trade revisions point to a shifting global rice market, with stronger import demand from China and reduced export availability from some key suppliers expected to
ASU researcher helps identify a practical strategy that could make one of the world’s most important staple foods safer while conserving water. By Gabriela Harrod Rice is a
Texas rice producers face a challenging season with declining planted acreage due to low market prices. Continued vigilance against the invasive rice delphacid that damaged the
Opening up of the communist island could result in a ‘big shot in the arm’ for planters in the southern US. Jude Webber For US rice farmers grappling with subsidised Asian
By Carah Hart The Missouri Rice Research and Merchandising Council has rejoined USA Rice Federation. That means the state will participate in national rice advocacy and promotion
Desk Report: The government has set a target of procuring 5 lakh metric tons of paddy, 1.2 lakh metric tons of parboiled rice, 1 lakh metric tons of Atap rice and 50,000 metric