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IRRI, or the International Rice Research Institute, is a nonprofit independent research and training organization. IRRI is a member of the CGIAR Consortium. IRRI develops new rice varieties...
For many IRRI employees The Big Bus (“Ang malaking bus“) is how they get to and from work. In 2014, it turns 30, and choices need to be made...
This is an extended (14:50) interview with Dr. Dorian Fuller, an archeobotanist from University College - London. It was recorded at the 7th...
A deceptively simple question: where does rice come from? The answer is understandably complex, incomplete, and mostly in the hands of two v...
Just like wine, rice is consumed my millions. But unlike wine - although some might argue this - rice is a staple. It feeds over half the wo...
The International Rice Genebank, maintained by IRRI, holds more than 117,000 types of rice, including modern and traditional varieties, and...
The IRRI Genotyping Services Laboratory (GSL) has been created to support the needs of rice breeding programs within the Global Rice Science...
The Bigas2 Hackathon brings together IT developers from around the Philippines to inspire innovations that help improve the livelihood of ri...
"The best judge of whether or not a country is going to develop is how it treats its women. If it is educating its girls, if women have equa...
The first-ever season of Rice Survivor at the International Rice Research Institute began in December of 2012, and finished in May, 2013. No...
It could be argued that no disease reflects more about how we live than diabetes. It encompasses how we eat, how much we use our bodies, and...
John Sheehy, former head, Applied Photosynthesis and Systems Modeling Laboratory (1995-2009) at the International Rice Research Institute (I...
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Rice production is becoming increasingly relevant outside Asia, not simply because of increased consumption in other countries, but because...
Six months into his directorship of the Global Rice Science Partnership, Bas Bouman speaks about what it will take to coordinate over 900 re...
Presidential visits involve hefty work and logistics. But as these IRRI staff show us - beyond the roundtable discussions of research and po...
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Now just 8 weeks into the Rice Survivor challenge, the participants have emerged from one of their greatest tests ... and pests ... SNAILS!...
Early on in Rice Survivor it was widely assumed that "Team Double Trouble Makers" got their name from their curiously partitioned paddy. But...
For the staff at IRRI committed to advancing GM technology, it's not just about solutions but also responsibility. Michael Joyce has this re...
Why is Team Four the only Rice Survivor team using dry-seeded rice? And why do they call themselves "Future Techs"? BLOG: ricesurvivor.blogs...
Rizal Herrera - who is responsible for developing the vacuum emasculator for rice breeding - reads and discusses his poem, 'Marriage Respect...
It's time to turn theory into practice as the Rice Survivors head to their paddies. Meet the teams as they make their final decisions regard...
The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) has been at the forefront of developing new rice varieties for over half a century. In Nove...
In this inaugural broadcast of IRRI Radio we begin, appropriately enough, with a journey that matters a great deal to us: taking a rice seed...