IRRI, DA partners launch SuRE project to help climate-vulnerable rice-based farming communities build resilience and improve livelihoods
LOS BAÑOS, Philippines (22 July 2026) — The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), in partner...
IRRI at CED9: Connecting climate action, clean air, water, and nature through sustainable rice systems
Improving urban air quality depends on transforming rural practices, specifically by transitioning t...
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Drone imaging accelerates photosynthesis research for higher-yielding rice
By Glenn Concepcion By 2050, global demand for cereal grain is expected to surge by 50%, yet annual
Drone imaging accelerates photosynthesis research for higher-yielding rice
By Glenn Concepcion By 2050, global demand for cereal grain is expected to surge by 50%, yet annual
How digital agriculture can transform nitrogen management in India’s rice systems
By Panneerselvam Peramaiyan, Amit Srivastava, and Virender KumarInternational Rice Research Institute (IRRI) India stands at the center of
How digital agriculture can transform nitrogen management in India’s rice systems
By Panneerselvam Peramaiyan, Amit Srivastava, and Virender KumarInternational Rice Research Institute (IRRI) India stands at the center of
Examining how precision agriculture can help or hinder African women farmers
By Glenn Concepcion In the agricultural landscapes of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), women are the unrecognized engine of food production. They
Examining how precision agriculture can help or hinder African women farmers
By Glenn Concepcion In the agricultural landscapes of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), women are the unrecognized engine of food production. They
Remembering Dr. Peter Jennings, the visionary behind IR8 and a major player in the Green Revolution
By Myrtel Anne G. Valenzuela, with editorial contributions from Gene Hettel Peter Randolph Jennings, 95, the first rice
Remembering Dr. Peter Jennings, the visionary behind IR8 and a major player in the Green Revolution
By Myrtel Anne G. Valenzuela, with editorial contributions from Gene Hettel Peter Randolph Jennings, 95, the first rice
Growing returns: How rice research investments generated significant economic benefits in four Asian countries
By Glenn Concepcion Rice is a cornerstone of food and economic security in Asia, with over 3.5 billion people
Growing returns: How rice research investments generated significant economic benefits in four Asian countries
By Glenn Concepcion Rice is a cornerstone of food and economic security in Asia, with over 3.5 billion people
El Niño 2026: Preparing a flood-prone farming community in West Bengal for an uncertain monsoon
A pilot initiative in West Bengal is helping historically flood-prone farming communities prepare for a potential El Niño-driven
El Niño 2026: Preparing a flood-prone farming community in West Bengal for an uncertain monsoon
A pilot initiative in West Bengal is helping historically flood-prone farming communities prepare for a potential El Niño-driven
Beyond technology: What it takes for Climate-Smart Agriculture to work for women farmers
From laborers to leaders, women farmers can become powerful agents of climate resilience when innovations are co-designed and aligned with the
Beyond technology: What it takes for Climate-Smart Agriculture to work for women farmers
From laborers to leaders, women farmers can become powerful agents of climate resilience when innovations are co-designed and aligned with the
Beyond the burn: Making rice straw management work at scale
Rice straw management provide clear economic and environmental benefits. But to make it work at scale, a systemic shift is
Beyond the burn: Making rice straw management work at scale
Rice straw management provide clear economic and environmental benefits. But to make it work at scale, a systemic shift is
What makes women-led seed enterprises succeed? Five lessons from Bangladesh
By Myrtel Anne G. Valenzuela, Dr. Swati Nayak, Dr. Muhammad Ashraful Habib, Dr. Sk Mosharaf Hossain, Ms Subhasmita
What makes women-led seed enterprises succeed? Five lessons from Bangladesh
By Myrtel Anne G. Valenzuela, Dr. Swati Nayak, Dr. Muhammad Ashraful Habib, Dr. Sk Mosharaf Hossain, Ms Subhasmita
Assessing the historical impact of stress-tolerant rice varieties using Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence
By Glenn Concepcion For the farmers of Bangladesh, the Aman rice season is a high-stakes gamble against nature. While the
Assessing the historical impact of stress-tolerant rice varieties using Earth Observation and Artificial Intelligence
By Glenn Concepcion For the farmers of Bangladesh, the Aman rice season is a high-stakes gamble against nature. While the
