The farms were all honored for their work to
improve rice production systems and to earn the first carbon offsets from low emission rice production.
IRRI has a long history of developing improved rice varieties for Asia, and in recent years has stepped up its support to help
improve rice production in Africa with the development and release of rice varieties for Burundi, Mozambique, and now Tanzania.
Not exact matches
Installment 8 of Creating a Sustainable Food Future explores the potential to
improve water management in
rice production in order to reduce agricultural...
This hackathon is unique not only because of its focus on agricultural technology, but also because it is driven by IRRI's mission: • reduce poverty and hunger •
improve the health of
rice farmers and consumers • ensure that
rice production is environmentally sustainable.
Member farmers of MASIPAG have achieved varying degrees of success in organic agriculture where members have been able to
improve farm
production through the combination of using locally adapted
rice varieties, farm diversification and advocacy for better community legislations and programs.
This plan aims to boost
rice production, slash pesticide misuse, and
improve ecosystem health.
In doing so we have made progress towards fulfilling our mission to reduce poverty and hunger,
improve the health of
rice farmers and consumers, and ensure that
rice production is environmentally sustainable.
The objective of this collaboration with ACI is to facilitate higher
rice yields, better quality, climate - change — tolerant varieties, and
improved sustainability of
rice production in Bangladesh.»
In his speech at the official opening of the new Robert S. Zeigler building that will house IRRI's Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Office, First Vice-President of Burundi His Excellency Bernard Busokoza stated that the government strongly supports further collaboration between IRRI and Burundi to
improve the region's
rice production and support the fight against food insecurity.
Both FAO and IRRI are actively promoting more sustainable
rice practices throughout the value chain -
production, marketing and consumption - to optimize its nutritional properties and as a means of
improving livelihoods and tackling poverty, particularly in rural areas.
30 March 2017, Rome - FAO and the International
Rice Research Institute (IRRI) have agreed to cooperate more closely to support sustainable rice production in developing countries to improve food security and livelihoods while safeguarding natural resour
Rice Research Institute (IRRI) have agreed to cooperate more closely to support sustainable
rice production in developing countries to improve food security and livelihoods while safeguarding natural resour
rice production in developing countries to
improve food security and livelihoods while safeguarding natural resources.
Climate change - ready
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rice Aerobic rice Disease - and pest - resistant rice Healthier rice varieties Rice for intensive production systems Breeding informatics Improved donors and g
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rice Disease - and pest - resistant rice Healthier rice varieties Rice for intensive production systems Breeding informatics Improved donors and g
rice Disease - and pest - resistant
rice Healthier rice varieties Rice for intensive production systems Breeding informatics Improved donors and g
rice Healthier
rice varieties Rice for intensive production systems Breeding informatics Improved donors and g
rice varieties
Rice for intensive production systems Breeding informatics Improved donors and g
Rice for intensive
production systems Breeding informatics
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The Closing
Rice Yield Gaps in Asia With Reduced Environmental Footprint (CORIGAP) aims to improve food security and gender equity, and alleviate poverty through optimizing productivity and sustainability of irrigated rice production syst
Rice Yield Gaps in Asia With Reduced Environmental Footprint (CORIGAP) aims to
improve food security and gender equity, and alleviate poverty through optimizing productivity and sustainability of irrigated
rice production syst
rice production systems.
The synergy of the partnership resulted in advances in developing disease - and insect - resistant varieties suited to various
rice environments, developing and releasing hybrid
rice varieties bred through government and private sector programs, streamlining
rice production practices, and
improving postharvest technologies for
improved sustainability and productivity.
This was only the beginning of a partnership that has led to more than 400
improved rice varieties that have resistance to pests and diseases, streamlined
rice production practices, and extensive information exchange with Indian scientists, and capacity building.
He said out of the amount, GH cents 24,963,981.00 has been spent on
improved seeds, especially for the
production of maize,
rice, soyabean, sorghum, tomato, onion and pepper, while GH cents 132,059,193.00 has been spent on fertilizer and haulage or distribution of fertilizer to the farmers.
«As part of the RIPE project, we are screening a wide range of species from across the globe, and aim to identify variation that will enable
improving photosynthesis and biomass
production in
rice, cassava and soybean.»
A rigid
rice plant allows sunlight to reach leaves on even the lowest parts of the plant,
improving photosynthesis and therefore grain
production; it also allows plants to be placed in closer proximity without interfering with each other's growth.
This was only the beginning of a partnership that has led to more than 400
improved rice varieties that have resistance to pests and diseases, streamlined
rice production practices, and extensive information exchange with Indian scientists, and capacity building.
This was only the beginning of a productive partnership that has led to more than 400
improved rice varieties with resistance to pests and diseases, streamlined
rice production practices, extensive information exchange with Indian scientists, and strong capacity building activities.
To meet this ambitious goal and to increase the quality of
rice for millions of families for decades to come, Mars has invested in research and farmer education and is partnering with growers, NGOs and universities to transform the
production of
rice farms around the world to enhance water use, reduce GHG emissions,
improve yields and increase incomes.