Nature's warriors: How rice plants detect and defend against viral invaders
A new study has uncovered a molecular mechanism by which rice cells perceive viral infections and initiate antiviral response ...
The Cool Down on MSN1d
Grocery bill hikes projected as staple crop faces devastating losses — here's what you need to know
At first glance, Japan’s rice harvest numbers might appear stable — but the quality of the crop has plummeted, and it could ...
The Business Times2d
Rice price drop brings relief to billions, risk for farmers
DELHI, KUALA LUMPUR] From the Philippines to Senegal, billions of people are finding it easier to feed their families now ...
Should we eat less rice?
Neil That’s right. Over half the world’s population eats rice as the staple food, especially in Asia. But rice is a very ...
Agência Brasil13h
Brazil: Climate and exports drive long-term rise in food prices
This finding is part of the Ibre Letter, a monthly economic analysis published by the Brazilian Institute of Economics (Ibre) ...
BBC10d
Should we eat less rice?
Over half the world’s population eats rice as the staple food, especially in Asia. But rice is a very ‘thirsty’ crop which needs lots of water to grow, and this is becoming a problem because ...