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    Enlarging The Global Rice Supply


    A team of global researchers that includes Ted Wilson, director of the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Beaumont, have studied rice yield gap and resource-use efficiency across


    Published on:   18/12/2021

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  1. Featured image for "An international group of scientists has made a global assessment of rice-cropping systems in search of opportunities to improve rice production. Rice is the main staple food for more than half of the global population. Although the demand for rice is expected to grow, its production is challenged by factors like climate change, energy shortages and resource degradation."

    Scientists explore roadmap for larger, greener global rice production


    An international group of scientists has made a global assessment of rice-cropping systems in search of opportunities to improve rice production. Rice is the main staple food for more than half of the global population. Although the demand for rice is expected to grow, its production is challenged by factors like climate change, energy shortages and resource degradation.


    Published on:   17/12/2021

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  1. Featured image for "ATKINS, AR – On Wednesday, Ralston Family Farms announced a 9-metric ton (MT) commercial sale of long grain rice to China that arrived in July, the first U.S. rice shipment"

    Arkansas family-owned rice mill is first U.S. exporter to ship long grain rice to China


    ATKINS, AR – On Wednesday, Ralston Family Farms announced a 9-metric ton (MT) commercial sale of long grain rice to China that arrived in July, the first U.S. rice shipment


    Published on:   16/09/2021

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  1. Featured image for "Global cereal production in 2021 is forecast to reach 2 788 million tonnes, up by 0.7 percent from the year before but below July’s expectations, according to FAO’s new Cereal Supply and Demand Brief, also released today."

    Global food commodity prices rebound in August


    Global cereal production in 2021 is forecast to reach 2 788 million tonnes, up by 0.7 percent from the year before but below July’s expectations, according to FAO’s new Cereal Supply and Demand Brief, also released today.


    Published on:   02/09/2021

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  1. WTO to examine U.S.-China dispute on grain import quotas


    GENEVA, Aug 30 (Reuters) – The World Trade Organization said on Monday it would review a long-standing dispute between the China and the United States on Beijing’s use of import


    Published on:   30/08/2021

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  1. Rice demand grows as pandemic deepens


    Commodity prices dropped as the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered economies worldwide during the first half of 2020. But one agricultural commodity, rice, had increased demand, according to a new University of


    Published on:   24/08/2021

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  1. Global rice prices spike during pandemic despite supply


    The covid-19 pandemic created a spike in global rice prices in the second quarter of 2020, according to a new University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture report. Since then,


    Published on:   21/08/2021

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  1. Featured image for "These are turbulent times. Market swings are big and shipping has become a nightmare in terms of prices & availability of space/equipment. Rice markets look to remain bearish in 2H2021"

    Market Commentary: 27-July-2021


    These are turbulent times. Market swings are big and shipping has become a nightmare in terms of prices & availability of space/equipment. Rice markets look to remain bearish in 2H2021


    Published on:   27/07/2021

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  1. Mexico grants Thailand rice quota


    Thailand is expected to export 10,000 tonnes of long-grain white rice to Mexico soon after receiving a free import tariff quota from the Mexican government, says Commerce Minister Apiradi Tantraporn.


    Published on:   02/12/2019

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