05/09/2024 SOURCE: asia.nikkei.com
Dry weather and growing Asian consumption push up robusta futures
Coffee prices soar as Vietnam farmers switch to durian
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05/03/2024 SOURCE: www.thecooldown.com
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04/28/2024 SOURCE: www.japantimes.co.jp
As Japan’s rice farmers prepare for a new planting season, many will be hoping that this summer brings a reprieve from 2023’s brutal weather conditions.
Climate change, chalky grains and the risks for Japan’s rice farmers
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04/25/2024 SOURCE: www.psypost.org
A recent study harnesses a unique historical situation in China, where individuals were quasi-randomly assigned to farm rice or wheat, uncovering evidence that rice farming promotes more collectivistic behavior compared to wheat farming.
A fascinating theory about the cultural influence of rice farming now has evidence of causality
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04/22/2024 SOURCE: reasonstobecheerful.world
A sustainable, integrated approach to fish farming has caught on in China and elsewhere. Thailand could be next.
Adopting the Aquaculture of the Future in Thailand
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04/16/2024 SOURCE: www.eco-business.com
Genetic innovations and AI-driven tech can help mitigate climate risks for rice, says the International Rice Research Institute’s incoming chief.
Innovation ‘imperative’ for securing rice production
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04/09/2024 SOURCE: havanatimes.org
With Cuban agriculture continuing to disappoint, Beijing promised to send some 20,408 tons of rice to the Island throughout 2024.
China Will Send 1% of Cuba's Monthly Rice Need for April - Havana Times
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04/06/2024 SOURCE: oilprice.com
China's investment in Africa's clean energy sector could be the key to the continent's leapfrogging to a sustainable future.
Can China Help Africa Become a Clean Energy Powerhouse? | OilPrice.com
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04/05/2024 SOURCE: source.wustl.edu
Rice feeds the world, but a look-alike weed can outcompete the crop. A study led by biologist Ken Olsen in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis shows how weedy rice gets its edge in Southeast Asia.
Weedy rice gets competitive boost from its wild neighbors - The Source - Washington University in St. Louis
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04/05/2024 SOURCE: www.csis.org
The stability of rice, a food staple for nearly 690 million Southeast Asians, faces considerable challenges amid recent international conflicts, evolving trade policies, and climate change.
The Politics of Rice and Security in Southeast Asia | CSIS
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