by bluefrog | Mar 28, 2023 | news
Representational Image. Far into the future, if humans successfully colonise Mars, we could also conjure our favourite rice dishes from the crop grown on the red planet itself! This sounds like stuff from science fiction, but it’s not far from reality. After... 
by bluefrog | Mar 28, 2023 | news
PJ Haynie, co-owner of the Arkansas River Rice Mill, with fortified rice ready to ship for the Food for Peace assistance program WASHINGTON, DC – With 2023 Farm Bill events around the country in full swing, last week the Black Professionals in Food and... 
by bluefrog | Mar 28, 2023 | news
Producers Rice Mill in Arkansas will soon have an uninterrupted source of clean power thanks to an innovative new solar + storage microgrid. Developed by Scenic Hill Solar and constructed by CS Energy and KORE Power Inc., the initiative is the largest commercial and... 
by bluefrog | Mar 28, 2023 | news
The new medium-grain rice Taurus from the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture offers significant yield advantage to Jupiter and Titan. (Special to The Commercial/University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture) The new conventional medium-grain... 
by bluefrog | Mar 28, 2023 | news
Credit: ©DP3010 – STOCK.ADOBE.COM ROME, ITALY — Italy, the largest producer of rice for the European Union (EU), will plant its smallest area for the crop in 23 years as it faces a second year of drought, agricultural observers are warning. Roberto... 
by bluefrog | Mar 22, 2023 | news
Modified rice plants could better handle Martian soil Gene-edited rice plants may be able to grow on Mars. Researchers have now identified a gene that, when modified, seems to give rice plants a better chance of surviving in harsh Martian soil. Martian soil, or... 
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