Philippines – Nueva Ecija rice harvests down by 40%
Source: PhilStar.com04/11/2011 – A month since typhoons Pedring and Quiel, the toll on rice production in Nueva Ecija, dubbed as the country’s rice granary, has shown.
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Source: PhilStar.com04/11/2011 – A month since typhoons Pedring and Quiel, the toll on rice production in Nueva Ecija, dubbed as the country’s rice granary, has shown.
Source: allAfrica.com07/11/2011 – The company Mozfoods, which processes rice in Chokwe district, in the southern Mozambican province of Gaza, believes that the conditions now exist for it shortly to reach its installed capacity of 20,000 tonnes.
Source: Khaleej Times04/11/2011 – Shaikha Lubna Al Qasimi, UAE Minister for Foreign Trade, on Thursday officially opened in Dubai the RICE 2011, or Rice International Exhibition and Conference, the new three-day event which aims to strengthen UAE’s position as the world’s biggest re-exporter of rice.
Source: Bloomberg Businessweek04/11/2011 – Rice shipments from Thailand, the largest exporter, will drop by half from November to January as a state-buying policy raises costs and flooding disrupts transport, according to the Thai Rice Exporters Association.
Source: NPR02/11/2011 – Nothing is more basic and simple than food. Yet it comes to us courtesy of a long, complicated supply chain that spans the globe.
Source: Scientific American31/10/2011 – One can’t squeeze blood from a turnip, but new research suggests that a bit of transgenic tweaking may make it possible to squeeze blood–or at least blood protein–from a grain of rice. In a study published online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers describe rice seeds that…
Source: Indian Country01/11/2011 – The migration story of the Ojibwe people tells of following the miigis (cowry shell) west and looking for a place where food grows on the water. That food was manoomin (wild rice), and the place, basically, was northern Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan and west-central Ontario.
Source: Southwest Farm Press31/10/2011 – In spite of continued Congressional support of a 50-year old policy of trade restrictions against Cuba, U.S. rice industry representatives are gathering in Havana this week for the annual International Trade Fair of Havana (FIHAV) in hopes of developing new trade strategies and gathering support for overturning the U.S. embargo, which…
Source: Western Farm Press07/11/2011 – New rice varieties that offer new options for U.S. growers and expanded market opportunities for the U.S. rice industry have been developed by U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) scientists and cooperators.