1st June,2018
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Nigeria’s rice imports drop to N480.6bn
Published
6 hours ago
●N394.26m rice seized in Lagos in 4 months
There is an indication that Nigeria
will still import three million tons of rice valued at (N480.6 billion) $1.33
billion this year in order to meet its total domestic consumption of 6.90
million metric tons. Imports is projected to drop to 800,000 tons in 2018, but
the spate of smuggling has made domestic production to remain static at 3.78
million tons since 2016 as global price stayed at $445 per ton in May, 2018,
because of the influx of foreign parboiled rice.
The country spends N1.10 trillion
($3.07 billion) yearly on the importation of the commodity apart from illegal
rice being smuggled through the neighbouring country of Benin.
Meanwhile, etween February and May,
2018, New Telegraph gathered that the antismuggling unit of the Nigeria Customs
Service (NCS)’s Federal Operation Unit, Zone A in Lagos seized 27,120 bags of
rice valued at N394.26 million. In February this year, 8,400 bags of 50
kilogrammes; March, 7,201 bags of 50 kilogrammes; April, 6,003 bags of 50
kilogrammes and May, 5,516 bags of 50 kilogrammes. With the country’s latest
production record, annual imports have been reduced drastically from 4.5
million tons to three million tons, but remained stagnant since 2016.
The country attained 3.7 million
tons of milled rice in December 2017 from the 2.6 million recorded in 2015,
making it among the sixteen top producers of rice in the world According to an
Index Mundi, a global data portal that gathers facts and statistics, the
country’s rice production went up by 24.49 per cent within the last four years,
making the country to become the second producer of the grain in Africa after
Egypt, which currently produces 4.3 million tons.
It would be recalled that the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)’s anchor borrower scheme has boosted the
country’s production records in the last two years, when it stopped issuing
form M or letter of credit to rice importers in 2015 in order to encourage
local production.
In 2016, CBN further complained
that the amount spent on rice importation between January, 2012 and May, 2015
had resulted in huge unsold stock of paddy rice cultivated by Nigerian farmers
and low operating capacities of many integrated rice mills in the country.
The Controller of the Nigeria
Customs Service (NCS)’s Federal Operation Unit, Comptroller Mohammed Uba, who
was worried on the volume of rice coming illegally into the country through the
Republic of Benin, explained that the rice imported legally through the ports
had been ordered based on contractual agreement between importers and the
sellers before the CBN em-bargo on Form M.
The controller said that Federal
Government was serious about rice production in the country. He said: “If you
see any rice at the port, it must be a contractual agreement spanning two years
by the importers and the sellers. In the last two years, CBN has never issued
form M or letter of credit to rice importers.”
It would be recalled that the
Secretary of Rice Millers, Importers and Distributors Association of Nigeria
(RIMIDAN) Shaibu Mohammed, has entertained fear that it would be difficult for
the country to end importation or achieve self-sufficiency in rice production
by 2018 because of the importation of parboil rice from Thailand and other
countries through the neighbouring ports. He stressed that the gap between
demand and supply was still huge.
The insurance firms include
Sovereign Trust Insurance, Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc, Staco Insurance Plc,
and Standard Alliance. Some of them have in their various disclosures given
different reasons for the delays in the submission to the exchange.
Post-listing rules at the NSE
require quoted companies to submit their audited earnings reports, not later
than three months or 90 calendar days after the expiration of the period.
The deadline for submission of
annual report for companies with Gregorian calendar business year ended
December 31, 2017 was March 31 this year. The Chief Executive Officer of NSE,
Mr. Oscar Onyema, said recently that the Exchange would sustain a zero-tolerance
stance on dealing member firms and listed companies’ violations to help boost
confidence in the market.
through our strategic engagement
initiatives and with the understanding reached, members are now relieved from
the heavy tax burden imposed on our member- insurance companies by the law.
“We appreciate the management of
FIRS particularly its Chairman, Mr Tunde Fowler, for giving us the opportunity
to make our presentation and canvass our position on the law.
We assure them of our continued
support in the process of amending the law to bring it in line with global best
practice.” In respect of fines, although the shareholders called on the
regulatory authorities to be mild with their fines, they, however, put the
blame squarely on insurance operators, saying that after years of sanctions
they should by now know what to do. They said management and boards of
companies that caused their firms to pay fines for infractions must be prepared
to refund such payments.
FG Cuts Rice
Import Bill to $160m
June 1, 2018 5:25 am
Olawale Ajimotokan in Abuja
The federal government has
declared it spent only $160 million on importation of paddy rice last year.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, made the revelation thursday.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, made the revelation thursday.
He said the spending represented
a 90 percent cut in the country’s rice import bill of $1.65 billion annually.
Mohammed made the disclosure at
the inauguration of the of the newly-elected Governing Council of the Nigerian
Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), under the chairmanship of Mallam Mukhtar
Sirajo. According to the minister, the cut was the highest of such ever and it
became possible because the country imported lesser volume of processed rice
from Thailand and India.
The volume of imported rice by
Nigeria from Thailand dropped from 1.23 million metric tonnes in 2014 to
23,192mt as at November 2017.
The data released by the Thai
Rice Exporters Association said the value of these exports dropped to 324
million Thai baht from 8.2 billion Thai bhat.
Mohammed said with the progress
made in the rice cultivation, the country was inching towards self-sufficiency
than any administration before through the efforts of local rice farmers and
millers.
“We are just two years away from
meeting our target production of 6 million metric tonnes of milled rice, which
is Nigeria’s total rice consumption. We increased the number of rice farmers
from five million to an all-time high of over 11 million,” Mohammed said.
The minister also said the
administration had taken power generation from 2,690MW to 7,000MW and was
feeding 8.2 million pupils in 45,394 schools in 24 states and employing 87,261
cooks.
He also added the economy grew by
1.95 percent in Q1 2018, while inflation fell for 15 consecutive months, from
18.7 per cent to 12.5 per cent as of April 2018.
The external reserves of $48
billion are also the highest in five years just as agriculture exports grew
180.7 per cent above the value in 2016. Raw material exports grew 154.2 per
cent above the value in 2016; while exports of manufactured goods grew 26.8 per
cent above the value in 2016.
‘’With our Whistleblowing Policy
yielding N13.8bn from tax evaders, as well as N7.8billion, $378million, £27,800
in recoveries from public officials naysayers say they have not seen all these
achievements, but Nigerians who are benefitting directly from them have
testified to the reality of the successes”.
He advised public relations
practitioners never to be tired or discouraged from projecting the image of
their establishments, even when some people decide to play the blind or the
spoiler.
The new NIPR President, Sirajo,
said with the unity of the country being called to question now more than ever
before, government should utilise the human resources in NIPR to ensure better
management of communication across different strata of society.
He also appealed to government to
check the influx and unwholesome activities of quacks as well as end the
practice where political parties and their candidates engage foreign PR firms
to handle campaigns which NIPR members can conveniently handle.
He said the such acts could
jeopardise the security and stability of the country.
Towards food
security
May 31, 2018
THE government, on Tuesday,
unveiled the country’s first National Food Security Policy aimed at eliminating
hunger and malnutrition and making food accessible for all, especially the
poor. The policy, among other things, envisages 4% annual growth in food production,
including crops, livestock and fisheries and will help make the agriculture
sector more productive, profitable, competitive and resilient to climate
change.
No doubt, commendable progress has been made in the agriculture sector ever since creation of Pakistan, which is evident from the fact that despite rapid population growth the country is not only able to meet basic food requirements of the people but also produce some surplus for export. However, experts say there is much greater potential which remains unrealised because of lack of proper policies and incentives. Pakistan’s agricultural productivity ranges between 29% and 52%, far lower than the world’s best averages for major commodities. Agricultural commodities, particularly cotton, provide critical inputs for Pakistan’s major manufacturing industries. However, lower harvests translate into low industrial production and higher costs. Pakistan ranks ahead of regional competitors like India, Bangladesh and others in terms of resource base and production of various crops. In global rankings, Pakistan is the 4th largest producer of rice; 5th largest producer in dairy; and 7th largest producer of wheat. But we have not been able to exploit these resources and potential to the optimum in the absence of introduction of latest technologies and techniques as well as marketing. Another serious problem is the highest cost of inputs, rendering the cost of production unsustainable. The government took some measures for reduction of taxes on fertilizers, pesticides and tractors but still the cost of production in Pakistan is much higher than regional or other agricultural countries. Growing shortage of irrigation water is also going to be a major challenge in coming years but regrettably we are affording the luxury of not building water reservoirs and the country will have to pay the price for this short sightedness.
No doubt, commendable progress has been made in the agriculture sector ever since creation of Pakistan, which is evident from the fact that despite rapid population growth the country is not only able to meet basic food requirements of the people but also produce some surplus for export. However, experts say there is much greater potential which remains unrealised because of lack of proper policies and incentives. Pakistan’s agricultural productivity ranges between 29% and 52%, far lower than the world’s best averages for major commodities. Agricultural commodities, particularly cotton, provide critical inputs for Pakistan’s major manufacturing industries. However, lower harvests translate into low industrial production and higher costs. Pakistan ranks ahead of regional competitors like India, Bangladesh and others in terms of resource base and production of various crops. In global rankings, Pakistan is the 4th largest producer of rice; 5th largest producer in dairy; and 7th largest producer of wheat. But we have not been able to exploit these resources and potential to the optimum in the absence of introduction of latest technologies and techniques as well as marketing. Another serious problem is the highest cost of inputs, rendering the cost of production unsustainable. The government took some measures for reduction of taxes on fertilizers, pesticides and tractors but still the cost of production in Pakistan is much higher than regional or other agricultural countries. Growing shortage of irrigation water is also going to be a major challenge in coming years but regrettably we are affording the luxury of not building water reservoirs and the country will have to pay the price for this short sightedness.
Uzbekistan Farmers Curtail Rice Production Due
to Water Scarcity
30 May 2018 - 09:08 by Local
Press Report
TASHKENT
Uzbekistan intends to reduce the area of rice
fields from 162,000 to 94,000 hectares due to water shortage. In a
video-conference held in the capital on May 29, Uzbek President Shavkat
Mirziyoyev stressed that this year there were relatively little precipitation
in the country, and that caused a shortage of water in most regions, which
requires its more rational use.
GM golden
rice gets approval from food regulators in the US
IRRI
GOLDEN rice, which has been genetically modified to prevent
blindness in undernourished children, was judged safe to eat last week by the
US Food and Drug Administration.
The rice contains extra genes that make a precursor to vitamin
A, which is vital for preventing childhood blindness. A single helping can
supply half the recommended daily intake of vitamin A, according to its
developers at the International Rice Research Institute in the Philippines. The
genes also give it its distinctive golden hue.
The nod by the FDA makes the US the fourth country to approve
the rice this year, behind Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Having the rice
cleared in these countries means there would be no regulatory issues if they
imported food containing small quantities of the rice.
But its developer says the most important approvals are still
awaited in the Philippines and Bangladesh, where the rice could have the
greatest impact. Applications were lodged there last year.
This article appeared in print
under the headline “Golden rice gets approval in the US”
Chines Scientists led Yuan longping succeed
growing rice desert
It’s hard to conceive of Chinese
cuisine without rice.
China is the world’s largest producer and
consumer of rice. But, as a result of climate change, the amount of land
available for rice cultivation in the country is shrinking.
Those concerns have prompted scientists led
by Yuan Longping, 87, known as the “father of hybrid rice,” to look for new
ways of growing the staple grain.
Now they’re celebrating successful efforts
to grow rice – in sand and seawater. Rice is traditionally grown in soil and freshwater.
Starting in January, according to the
official Xinhua news agency, the scientists have grown dozens of varieties of
rice in sand and diluted seawater in the deserts of Dubai. They experimented
with seawater because it is easier to procure in the desert than fresh water.
[It would] have a very substantial impact on food security, not
just in China but also around the world
-
Even R. Pay, senior analyst of China Policy
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China is not the only country facing the
issue of overly salty soil. Around the world, there are around 2.35
billion acres of “highly saline” land. And the number is increasing
because of rising sea levels and changes in precipitation caused by climate
change.
“Probably only a fraction of the world's
saline land could be brought into production with seawater rice, but that would
still have a very substantial impact on food security, not just in China but
also around the world,” Even R. Pay, a senior analyst with Beijing-based
consultancy firm China Policy, told Inkstone.
Yuan Longping is a household name in China for his contribution
to improving rice varieties.Photo: Xinhua
Yuan told Xinhua that one of the varieties
of rice grown in Dubai yielded over three tons per acre, which Yuan said
exceeded expectations.
Rice is a staple in many parts of the
world. About 90% of rice consumption is from Asia, but demand in Africa and
Latin America is on the rise.
Jiayi Zhou, a climate change researcher
with the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, said the successful
experiment could potentially benefit many countries.
“This is a fantastic development which is
likely to have important implications for agricultural resource- and water-poor
countries, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa region.”
Even though the cost of growing
salt-tolerant rice is still high, China Policy’s Pay believes that once it’s
commercialized, it will also have strategic value, especially against the
background of the recent trade spat with the US.
“What China’s leading policymakers have
been talking about is the need to diversify the sources of China importing
food, away from just the US or a couple of large agricultural producers, and
towards countries along the Belt & Road,” she said. “This rice variety will
probably be appropriate for many of these trade partners as well.”
China has a policy of growing enough
staples like rice to feed its growing population. As climate change alters
growing conditions in the country, it is counting on technology to ensure self
sufficiency in agriculture.
New early-maturing rice
released
BRRI
dhan87 to yield 6.5 tons a hectare
Independent
Online Desk
Bangladesh Rice Research
Institute has d
eveloped an early maturing highly
productive monsoon rice variety suitable for Aman season.
National Seed Board (NSB) in its
meeting on Wednesday gave release approval to the grain – BRRI dhan87 – which
has been bred through a cross between BRRI released earlier rice variety, BRRI
dhan29 and a wild rice called Oryza rufipogon.
BRRI scientists told UNB that the
newly released variety BRRI dhan87 will mature up to 7 days earlier than BRRI
dhan49, which BRRI had released 10 years back as an Aman variety. The duration
of the new one is found to 125 to 130 days comparing to 135 days required for
BRRI dhan49 to grow.
As against BRRI dhan49’s per
hectare productivity of five tons, the BRRI dhan87 will grow 6.5 tons a
hectare. The new variety’s yield potential (6.5 tons/hectare) is at par
Bangladesh’s most popular Aman season rice variety Mukta (BR 11). It’s a
welcome move as largely degenerated Mukta, released nearly 38 years ago, badly
required a good varietal replacement.
BRRI dhan87 has tough culm, light
green leaf, and long, wide and erect flag leaf. The panicles are long and
remain visible through flag leaves during ripening. The grain is long and
the kernel is straight. The market price of the rice will be higher as the
kernel is long and slender. This is export quality rice.
Pest and disease infestation in
BRRI dhan87 is comparatively lesser than other conventional varieties, said
BRRI scientists. unb
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Ministry to
promote more use of machinery
Cheng Sokhorng |
Publication date 31 May 2018 | 10:45 ICT
Tata International displays one of its Farmtrac tractors at an
engineering expo in Phnom Penh in 2016. Heng Chivoan
The Ministry of Agriculture,
Forestry and Fisheries is developing a policy to promote the use of machinery
in large- and small-scale farms.
The move serves to address a
growing labour shortage as the Kingdom’s economy continues to grow and young
people abandon family farms in favour of better salaries in the city.
The director-general of the
General Department of Agriculture at the Ministry of Agriculture, Hean Vanhan,
said that while 90 percent of the rice industry uses heavy machinery, the rest
of the agriculture sector needs to catch up if it wanted to compensate for the
labour shortage.
“Machinery in the agriculture
sector plays an important role to replace the shortage of labour, especially
when the economy continues to grow.
“The ministry is working on a
policy to promote the modernisation of agriculture. This will help farmers
speed up their production process,” Vanhan said.
However, Vanhan said the ministry
is also working to help small-scale farmers and others who can’t absorb the
financial burden of purchasing modern machinery.
“Modernisation is challenging for
small-scale famers who can hardly afford the cost of machinery. Hence,
Agriculture Department officials are working to provide training and organising
agricultural cooperatives so farmers can share the equipment costs,” he said
The latest Ministry of
Agriculture report, released earlier this year, says that the number of
tractors operating in the Kingdom stood at 20,071, with an additional 366,253
two-wheeled power tillers in use. This was an increase of 9.5 percent and 6.5
percent since last year.
The report also highlighted that
a total of 52,612 milling machines, 232 rice dryers and 367,172 water pumps
were in use across the country.
Cambodia Rice Federation Vice
President Hun Lak said transforming from traditional to modern farming methods
was important to compete in the international market. But, he said,
modernisation came at a very high cost and some farmers would be better served
with proper irrigation systems.
“Modernising farms will produce
higher quality agriculture produce and even boost production, but it is still
too costly for most small-scale farmers as they lack education and money,” he
said.
Va Saroeurn, president of the
Mongkol Agricultural Development Cooperative in Battambang province’s Sangke
district, said using modern farming methods in his area had grown by 50 percent
over time.
But most farmers, he said, took
high-interest loans to buy their tractors. He expressed concern that taking
such purchasing risks will come to naught if the farms lacked proper
irrigation.
“In Sangke, 50 percent of the
farms use tractors to speed up harvesting. But our main challenge is the
shortage of proper irrigation. It doesn’t matter if we have have tractors if
water is scarce,” Saroeurn said.
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Biggest rice crop in four years
expected in SWLA
Wednesday, May 30th 2018, 9:27 pm PKTWednesday, May 30th 2018,
9:32 pm PKT
(SOURCE: KPLC)
The biggest rice yields in four years are expected by rice farmers
across Southwest Louisiana.
The LSU AgCenter held its first rice field day of the year in Iowa
to keep farmers up to date with the latest recommended practices.
Several experts gave presentations and advice on how to prevent
diseases and pests to produce the most yields.
Dustin Harrell, the state’s extension rice specialist, says they
were worried about production at the start of the year, but are now expecting
big results.
“It stayed colder a lot longer than it normally does here in Southwest
Louisiana," Harrell said. "But then as soon as that left, it went
from winter to summer almost immediately, and when that happened our rice
really began to take off and grow well.”
Harrell also stated that while an agreement has been in place for
the United States to sell rice to China for about a year, progress
has stalled.
Harrell says with the current trade negotiations, it looks as
though rice farmers across the country will have to wait even longer to tap
into China’s rice industry.
Here is a list of the rest of the field days in the series:
·
May 31, Evangeline Parish rice field day at the Bieber Farm, 1
mile west of Mamou on Bieber Road, starting at 8:30 a.m.
·
June 5, Vermilion Parish rice field day at the Lounsberry Farm
east of Lake Arthur on La. Highway 14, starting at 4 p.m. followed by supper at
the Klondike Fire Station.
·
June 13, Acadia Parish rice field day at the South Farm of the H.
Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station, starting at 8:30 a.m.
·
June 27, Rice Research Station. Field tours start at 7:15 a.m. and
the last trailer will leave at 9 a.m., followed by a poster session and indoor
presentations.
·
July 18, Northeast Louisiana rice field day at the Colvin Farm at
632 Scales Road, Rayville, followed by indoor presentations at the Rayville Civic
Center at 817 Louisa St., Rayville, 9 a.m. until noon
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Trade Mission to China
GUANGZHOU & SHENZHEN, CHINA --
Last week, USA Rice Vice President International Sarah Moran traveled to China
as part of a trade mission hosted by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
to establish new business connections in southern China.
There are nearly 400 rice importers in China, and most import rice through ports in South China making it a major import hub and growing market for U.S. agricultural exports, that already averages $8 billion annually. Consumers in the region have an affinity for U.S. products, and demand is on the rise.
China first opened its rice market when it joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001. Twelve countries, primarily in Southeast Asia, can export rice to China, however the United States is still excluded. Last year, a phytosanitary protocol was signed between the U.S. and China, however the Chinese government agency handling U.S. access continues to raise technical issues that delay that access.
Moran said about 80 percent of the rice consumed in China is long grain and the remainder is medium/short grain, both of which can be supplied by the United States.
"I met with more than a dozen companies that currently import rice from Thailand and Vietnam," she said. "All of them expressed interest in sourcing from the U.S. and were inquiring about the current status. They were interested in long grain, Calrose, sweet rice, aromatics, and even wild rice."
There are nearly 400 rice importers in China, and most import rice through ports in South China making it a major import hub and growing market for U.S. agricultural exports, that already averages $8 billion annually. Consumers in the region have an affinity for U.S. products, and demand is on the rise.
China first opened its rice market when it joined the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2001. Twelve countries, primarily in Southeast Asia, can export rice to China, however the United States is still excluded. Last year, a phytosanitary protocol was signed between the U.S. and China, however the Chinese government agency handling U.S. access continues to raise technical issues that delay that access.
Moran said about 80 percent of the rice consumed in China is long grain and the remainder is medium/short grain, both of which can be supplied by the United States.
"I met with more than a dozen companies that currently import rice from Thailand and Vietnam," she said. "All of them expressed interest in sourcing from the U.S. and were inquiring about the current status. They were interested in long grain, Calrose, sweet rice, aromatics, and even wild rice."
Port of Yantian with
Hong Kong in the background |
The USDA group also visited Yantian
port, the largest privately-owned terminal in the world, open around the clock,
all year long, and handling 10,000 - 29,000 containers each day, loading 12
million TEUs (twenty foot equivalents) annually. More than half of
shipments there are either to or from the United States. However, for
every ten containers going out to the U.S., eight come back to the Yantian port
empty, highlighting the extreme trade imbalance between the two countries.
"USA Rice has raised the importance of rice access at the highest levels of USDA and the U.S. Trade Representative's Office," said Moran. "We are confident that rice is on the agenda for the Administration's talks in Beijing this week, and we continue to support U.S. negotiators as they seek a solution for the benefit of our producers and exporters."
"USA Rice has raised the importance of rice access at the highest levels of USDA and the U.S. Trade Representative's Office," said Moran. "We are confident that rice is on the agenda for the Administration's talks in Beijing this week, and we continue to support U.S. negotiators as they seek a solution for the benefit of our producers and exporters."
Research on new rice variety
At present when elite rice cultivars, which dominate the food
supplies of millions of poor people in Asia, have approached a yield barrier,
plant breeding seems to have exploited all of the intrinsic high yield-linked
genes. Insufficient yield of rice produces food insecurity and social unrest.
The C4 Rice raises hope that threats to food security will be tackled. - File
photo
Feeding Asia in the 21st century
will require a second Green Revolution. However, unlike in the first
generation, future yield increases will have to come from crop varieties using
less water and nitrogen in view of global climate change.
This can only be done by increasing
the efficiency of photosynthetic system, i.e. developing a C4 rice plant. If
and when achieved, it would be the first non-evolutionary example of
reconstructing the primary metabolism of a plant. The impact of such a
scientific achievement would be undeniable, but it requires either a superb
feat of genetic engineering or forced evolution.
The world population today is about
seven billion, and almost half of it depends on rice. The alarming thing is
that a billion people live on less than a dollar a day and spend half of their
income on food, 854 million people are hungry and each day about 25,000 people
die from hunger-related causes.
At present when elite rice
cultivars, which dominate the food supplies of millions of poor people in Asia,
have approached a yield barrier, plant breeding seems to have exploited all of
the intrinsic high yield-linked genes. Insufficient yield of rice produces food
insecurity and social unrest. The C4 Rice raises hope that threats to food
security will be tackled.
The C4 is a cutting edge science.
Different consortia in more than ten countries are working in this context to
change C3 plants to C4 with the basic strategy, underlining idea is to discover
the genes, generate a model plant and then introduce C4 photosynthesis into
widely used cultivars. An approximate guess is that 50 per cent yield will be
increased after introducing C4ness in rice.
Pakistan is the sixth most populous
country and its graph of poverty is rising due to rocketing food prices. Being
agro-based, bulk of the country’s population is linked directly or indirectly
with agriculture. It has all the favourable conditions of soils, irrigation
water and climate but it is a net importer of food grains.
Growing rice countrywide, Pakistan
has added advantage of world renowned Kallar Tract (a bowl-shaped region) that
has further premium over Basmati from other regions. In this scenario, when the
average rice yield in most countries is more than ten tons/hectare, it is still
stuck up on 2-3 tons/hectare (Economic Survey of Pakistan, 2011). The gap
between actual and potential yield has to be bridged.
There is a long list of factors for
this low productivity, but the focus here is on the research wing. The country
will have to change its research patterns. It has to catch up with the new
horizons and methodologies of research going worldwide. I would like to
correlate the rice research in Pakistan with C4 rice research that is an
emerging integrated type of research funded by Bill & Mellinda Gates
foundation, simultaneously going in different parts of world and headed by one
centre.
Pakistan, having the best Basmati
rice should be a part of this global research, sharing the latest views and
writings, huge funding from the project, active utilisation of scientific
potential, technical staff opportunities etc. If the world will succeeds in
creating a C4 rice strain, Pakistan will be benefit accordingly.
The writer is PhD research scholar
at International Rice Research Institute, Los Banos, Philippines.
e-mail:z.hasnain@irri.org
Breeding challenges: Hybrid rice
clicks better in poor than agriculturally prosperous states
Farmers in the Green Revolution regions show less interest in seed
technology that has produced record-breaking yields in China
The poorer a state, the less are the chances of its farmers
adopting high-yielding seed technology, right? Well, not when it comes to
hybrid rice at least.
Out of the country’s total estimated area of 65.8 lakh acres
(26.6 lakh hectares) under hybrid paddy — the un-milled grain containing
roughly two-thirds rice and one-third husk and bran — nearly 83% is accounted
for by Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and
Odisha. These are states, whose farmers aren’t as well-off as their
counterparts in Northwestern and Southern India, and crop yields well below
even that of West Bengal (India’s No. 1 rice producer).
What accounts for this seeming paradox — of relatively poorer
farmers taking to planting of hybrids, as opposed to conventional
open-pollinated varieties (OPV)?
Hybrids are produced by crossing genetically diverse plants even
within the same species. The first-generation or F1 offspring from such crosses
tend to have yields higher than what either of the parents (both OPVs)
individually can give. Unlike OPVs, though, the grains from hybrids aren’t
suited for saving and re-use as seed by farmers. The resultant plants will not
have the same hybrid vigour as the F1 offspring. Farmers will, hence, plant
hybrid seeds — which, have to be purchased each time — only if the grain yields
from them are substantially higher over OPVs.
“In the not-so-prosperous belts of eastern and central India,
paddy yields from OPVs average 15 quintals per acre, whereas, with hybrids,
farmers can harvest 25 quintals,” notes Ajeet Chahal, Head of Seeds Marketing
(South Asia) at Bayer AG.
The German multinational has a 35% share in the Indian market
for hybrid paddy seeds, which, at 38,000 tonnes and an average maximum retail
price of Rs 250-300/kg, is annually worth around Rs 1,000 crore. Besides Bayer,
the other significant players in this market include DuPont Pioneer, Syngenta,
Tata-Metahelix, Kaveri Seeds and VNR Seeds.
The seed requirement in hybrid paddy is low — about 6 kg per
acre, as against 20-30 kg for OPVs — but yields are higher because the plants
produce more tillers (stems). The better tillering ability means farmers need
to transplant only one hybrid seedling per rice hill, while it is 2-3 in OPVs.
At Rs 355/kg — the MRP for Arize 6444 Gold, Bayer’s best-selling hybrid that
covers some 20 lakh acres in India — the cost of 6 kg seed comes to Rs 2,130
per acre. But given the extra 10 quintals yield — whose value, at the
government’s minimum support price of Rs 1,550 per quintal, works out to Rs
15,500 — it may be worthwhile for farmers in Jharkhand or Odisha to spend that
money before every planting season.
An Indian Express from Nabarangpur in Odisha showed how this
district (which happens to be India’s poorest, with a predominantly adivasi )
alone has a hybrid paddy seeds market of 600-650 tonnes, covering over one lakh
of its total 2.5 lakh acres area (goo.gl/sEhQcs).
Chahal, however, admits that there is not all that much of a
yield advantage from hybrids in the traditional Green Revolution regions, where
farmers follow high-management agronomic practices with assured irrigation
facilities. “In Punjab and Haryana, you get 30 quintals-plus yield per acre
from even OPVs. Hybrid paddy may give 10% more, but farmers will switch only if
yields are 40 quintals, not 33 quintals,” he points out.
India has hardly three million hectares (mh) out of its total
rice area of 44 mh under hybrids, while the corresponding numbers for China are
18 mh and 30 mh respectively. China’s average paddy yields, at 6.75 tonnes per
hectare (27.3 quintals/acre), are way above India’s 3.6 tonnes (14.6 quintals)
and its farmers also typically harvest 10 tonnes per hectare (40 quintals/acre)
from hybrids.
“The Chinese mostly produce medium-bold coarse grain (with
length-to-breadth or LB ratio below 3), which is liked by consumers there and
also more amenable to higher yields. In India, the preferences vary from
short-slender rice (fine grain below 5 mm length and LB ratio above 3) in the
South and medium-slender (slightly coarse grain below 6 mm length and LB ratio
above 3) in the East, to long-slender (6-7 mm length and LB ratio above 3) and
extra-long slender (fine basmati-type grain more than 7 mm long and LB ratio
above 3) in the North. There are also varieties such as Parmal, which are in
between medium-slender and long-slender. Such diverse requirements across
geographies makes hybrid breeding a real challenge,” explains Chahal.
A.K. Singh, the head of the Indian Agricultural Research
Institute’s (IARI) Division of Genetics, identifies grain quality as a major
cause for the low rate of hybrid paddy adoption. “The hybrids bred initially
had poor milling quality, with low head rice recovery and high percentage of
broken grains. The newer generation of hybrids are far superior, yet the
perception among millers, of the grain quality not meeting the standards for
government procurement, remains,” he says.
IARI, in 2001, had released Pusa RH-10, the world’s first-ever
basmati-quality aromatic hybrid rice. With a paddy yield of 7 tonnes per
hectare and maturing in 110-115 days from seed to grain, it outperformed then
blockbuster Pusa Basmati-1 variety that produced 6 tonnes over 135-140 days.
However, this hybrid lost out to two basmati OPVs that IARI subsequently
released: Pusa-1121 and Pusa-1509. “Although they yielded between 5 and 6
tonnes per hectare, the milled rice from these varieties had an average grain
length of 20 mm on cooking, as compared to 15 mm for Pusa RH-10,” adds Singh.
The future of hybrid rice in India lies in breeding not just for
yields, but also for quality, regional preferences, and pest and disease
resistance. “Last year, we launched Arize AZ 8433 DT, a hybrid with strong
tolerance to both brown planthopper insect pest and bacterial leaf blight
disease attacks. In this kharif season, we are introducing AZ 6633, a hybrid in
the short-slender fine grain segment for South India. Besides, we have bred a
short-duration Parmal-quality hybrid AZ 6508, yielding 30-32 quintals per acre
over 115 days. Farmers in Haryana can harvest this by mid-September and then
sow potato in October,” claims Chahal.
Chinese astronauts emerge from desert survival exercise
28 May 2018
Chinese scientists have successfully grown and harvested rice in
the deserts of Dubai after developing a strain that allows the crop to grow in
saltwater.
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A team of scientists, led by China’s “father of hybrid rice”
Yuan Longping, has already started growing the crop in diluted sea-water at
home and is now bringing the technique to the Middle East, where fresh water is
too precious to use for growing water-intensive crops.
Last week’s rice harvest, which had been planted in January on
the outskirts of the city, far exceeded scientists’ expectations, according to
a report by the state news agency Xinhua.
Yuan Longping, the father of hybrid rice, centre, visits a
project in Chain’s Hebei province. Photo: TopPhoto/Alamy Live News
The high yield reported – 7,500kg per hectare compared with the
global average of 3,000kg per hectare – has encouraged scientists to expand the
project.
They now plan to set up a 100-hectare experimental farm later
this year, put it into regular use next year and then start expanding after
2020.
Eventually, the report said, the goal is to cover around 10 per
cent of the United Arab Emirates, which has a total area of 83,600 sq km
(32,278 sq miles), with paddy fields – although details as to how this will be
achieved have yet to be disclosed.
Where did that rice in your bowl originally come from?
Xinhua said the Dubai venture is the result of a collaboration
between China’s research centre into saltwater rice, based in the eastern port
of Qingdao, with The Private Office of Sheikh Saeed Bin Ahmed Al Maktoum, a
billionaire member of Dubai’s ruling family.
The two parties have also signed an agreement to promote
seawater rice across the Arab world to reduce the risk of food shortages in the
future.
Farmers in the Chinese province of Inner Mongolia pictured
harvesting a salt-resistant strain of rice. Photo: Xinhua
While scientists in some countries where water shortages are a
serious concern – such as Israel or Australia – have been developing
desalination techniques to convert seawater for use in agriculture, China has
been working to develop strains of salt-resistant rice for the past four
decades.
Although it is not yet clear how the Dubai project will be able
to secure enough fresh water to dilute seawater for large-scale rice cultivation,
Chinese scientists have already started growing it closer to home on a
commercial scale.
China has one million square kilometres of waste land – an area
the size of Ethiopia – where plants struggle to grow because of high salinity
or alkalinity levels in the soil.
If a tenth of this area was planted with saltwater rice, it
could boost China’s rice production by nearly 20 per cent, producing 50 million
tonnes of food – enough to feed 200 million people, Yuan told mainland media
last year.
Chinese scientists put rice grown in seawater on the nation’s
tables
The project began in the 1970s when a researcher named Chen
Risheng discovered a species of wild rice that grew near a mangrove forest in
the southern province of Guangdong.
After four decades of cross-breeding and genetic screening,
researchers had developed eight separate species but their yields remained too
low to make widespread cultivation worthwhile.
But last year the team made a breakthrough by doubling the yield
to more than 4.5 tonnes per hectare.
Last autumn the first salt-resistant rice, grown on a beach near
Qingdao, made it into the shops.
As the South China Morning Post reported at the time one woman
who had bought a bag of the rice found it was “very good”, adding that her boyfriend
said it reminded him of the rice he had eaten in his home village as a boy.
This article appeared in the South China Morning Post print
edition as: China team harvests desert rice grown in salt water
Embattled GMO Golden Rice Is Now Allowed in US Food Supply
Ryo Yoshitake/Victor
Tangermann
20 years ago, Time Magazine put a goateed man and some plants on its cover, declaring a breed of rice
would save the world’s children. The claim didn’t age well. In the years since,
that crop, named golden rice, hasn’t saved any lives. No farmers grow it, so no
one eats it. But now, that might change — the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) has approved the crop and deemed it safe to eat. This makes us the
fourth nation to give the rice a thumbs up. And maybe, after three decades of
debate, the tide of public opinion is turning in favor of genetically modified
crops.
Golden rice is one of the oldest genetically modified organisms
(GMOs) on the books. It’s different from other types of rice because its DNA
has been altered so that the plant produces Vitamin A, which would
help children who subsist on rice get the required dose of the vitamin to
the 250,000 to 500,000 children who go blind each year when they don’t get enough of it.
The idea came about in the 1990s, and researchers modified the crop’s DNA in 2000. It’s received overwhelming support from the
humanitarian community: the Rockefeller Foundation and the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation have funded its progress, while Pope Francis gave Golden Rice his blessing.
But people are still against GMOs. More than half of
Europe bans farmers from raising GMOs, and the Pew Research
Center found nearly 40 percent of Americans think GMOs are worse for
people’s health. The Philippines, a nation that was easy-breezy about GMO
foods, created stricter
approval policies in 2016. Greenpeace
encouraged that shift, since the organization espouses a
conservative stance on GMOs, stating that scientists don’t know enough about how the crops
impact the environment.
Other groups have popped up to oppose golden rice on other
grounds. Back in 2001, U.K.-based environmental organization Friends of the
Earth posited that there are less-expensive ways of treating Vitamin A
deficiency (UNICEF can administer droplet doses that prevent the deficiency for less than 4
cents per child). MASIPAG, an advocacy group for poor farmers, stated, in 2013, that Golden Rice will only make biotech companies a
lot of money. Activists from two anti-GMO organizations even destroyed
experimental rice paddies growing golden rice in 2013.
Now that the U.S. has become the fourth nation to approve golden
rice, others may follow. The U.S. is part of an international
body that forms recommendations
about food safety that other countries can adopt if they lack their own version
of the FDA. Though three other nations have approved golden rice, they might
have a tough time winning over the 186 other countries that have a say in
international food standards — all of which have been silent on the crop.
And that’s all contingent on people growing it. A 2016 report
from Mother Jones shows crop might not be field-ready; golden rice
plants aren’t as efficient as they could be, which means farmers may not
get as much viable product from their fields as they might with traditional
rice.
But the FDA approval is still a win for golden rice. Little by
little, the crop is becoming more widely accepted. And that means it’s more
likely that golden rice will reach the children who need it most.
A Controversial GMO Crop Was Just Approved For The US Food
Supply
1 JUN 2018
20 years ago, Time Magazine put a goateed man and some plants on its cover, declaring a breed of rice
would save the world's children.
The claim didn't age well. In the years since, that crop, named
golden rice, hasn't saved any lives. No farmers grow it, so no one eats it.
But now, that might change - the US. Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) has approvedthe crop and deemed it safe to eat. This makes us the fourth
nation to give the rice a thumbs up.
And maybe, after three decades of debate, the tide of public
opinion is turning in favor of genetically modified crops.
Golden rice is one of the oldest genetically modified organisms
(GMOs) on the books.
It's different from other types of rice because its genes have
been altered so that the plant produces Vitamin A, which would help children
who subsist on rice get the required dose of the vitamin to the 250,000 to
500,000 children who go blind each year when they don't get enough of it.
It's received overwhelming support from the humanitarian
community: the Rockefeller Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
have funded its progress, while Pope Francis gave Golden Rice his blessing.
But people are still against GMOs. More than half of
Europe bans farmers from raising GMOs, and the Pew Research
Center found nearly 40 percent of Americans think GMOs are worse for
people's health.
The Philippines, a nation that was easy-breezy about GMO
foods, created stricter approval policies in 2016.
Greenpeace encouraged that shift, since the organization espouses a conservative stance on GMOs, stating that scientists don't know enough about how the crops
impact the environment.
Other groups have popped up to oppose golden rice on other
grounds. Back in 2001, UK-based environmental organization Friends of the Earth posited that there are less-expensive ways of treating Vitamin A
deficiency (UNICEF can administer droplet doses that prevent the deficiency for less than 4
cents per child).
MASIPAG, an advocacy group for poor farmers, stated, in 2013, that Golden Rice will only make biotech companies a
lot of money. Activists from two anti-GMO organizations even destroyed experimental rice paddies growing golden rice in 2013.
Now that the US has become the fourth nation to approve golden
rice, others may follow. The US is part of an international body that forms recommendations about food safety that other
countries can adopt if they lack their own version of the FDA.
Though three other nations have approved golden rice, they might
have a tough time winning over the 186 other countries that have a say in
international food standards - all of which have been silent on the crop.
And that's all contingent on people growing it.
A 2016 report from Mother Jones shows crop might not be field-ready; golden rice plants
aren't as efficient as they could be, which means farmers may not get as much
viable product from their fields as they might with traditional rice.
But the FDA approval is still a win for golden rice. Little by
little, the crop is becoming more widely accepted. And that means it's more
likely that golden rice will reach the children who need it most.
Ten simple, pain-free changes to boost your health and wellbeing
From regularly rinsing your toothbrush with boiling water to
breathing in time with your steps as you walk, these tips will get you
shipshape in no time
1st June 2018,
Updated: 1st June 2018,
KEEPING on top of your health does not always have to involve a
complete overhaul of your life.
MICHELE O’CONNOR explains ten
simple, pain-free changes to boost your health and wellbeing.
GETTY - CONTRIBUTOR
Rinsing
your toothbrush in boiling water helps kill germs
1. Regularly rinse your
toothbrush head with boiling water or pop it on the top rack of the dishwasher.
This helps kill the 10million germs – including potentially dangerous bacteria
such as E. coli – that nestle on the average brush head, say scientists.
2. Adjust your driving mirror so
you have to sit up straight to see clearly and you’ll automatically improve
your posture, says physiotherapist Sammy Margo.
3. Need to sneeze? Bend your
knees, says osteopath Garry Trainer (garrytrainer.com).
“The sudden force of a sneeze can have a whiplash effect so let your knees,
rather than your back, take the force.”
GETTY - CONTRIBUTOR
Crouch
down when you need to sneeze
4. Swap your moisturiser for
sunscreen from May to September, advises Clare O’Connor, scientific suncare
adviser at Boots. This simple measure offers sun protection, keeps wrinkles at
bay and means you don’t have to remember to apply it when the sun does come
out.
5. Spit and go, says Dr Eddie
Coyle, clinical director at Bupa Dental Care. “Save time (and your teeth) by
not rinsing after brushing to avoid washing away the protective fluoride from
your toothpaste.”
6. Breathe in time with your
steps as you walk. “Count to four on your inhales and then to six on the
exhales when you walk,” suggests yoga teacher Dani Binnington (healthywholeme.com). “This stops your mind from wandering and unites body
and mind leaving you calm, centered and re-energised.”
Panel waves
off herbicide-ban vote
This article was published today at 2:07 a.m.
With just three weeks left in the
spraying season for rice, a committee of the state Plant Board on Thursday
found few options for dealing with crop damage possibly caused by a new
herbicide.
Farmers across the state the past
two weeks have flooded the Plant Board, crop consultants, county extension
agents, and experts with the University of Arkansas System's Agriculture
Division with complaints that Loyant, a new herbicide for rice fields, has
damaged their soybeans.
The off-target movement of the
herbicide has come from both aerial and ground applications, even when
applicators are closely following the label instructions for spraying the
herbicide, said Denny Stokes of Earle, a Plant Board member and owner of Stokes
Flying Service.
Stokes said his company is among
many aerial applicators who've stopped spraying rice for the season because of
the problems. "We're one for one," Stokes told colleagues on the
Plant Board's pesticide committee. "One job, one complaint. We're
done."
Stokes, who represents the
Arkansas Agricultural Aviation Association on the board, said his pilots and
crew followed the directions the federal Environmental Protection Agency
approved last year for spraying Loyant. "I've dealt with drift my whole
life, but we're seeing [damage] a mile away" from rice fields where Loyant
was applied, he said.
With rice farmers just two or
three weeks from the end of spraying, a vote by the committee for a stop-use
order likely would do little good because of the time involved in getting such
a measure approved by the full board, Stokes said. "I think the problem is
taking care of itself because people aren't putting it out anymore," he
said.
After spraying for weeds and grasses
is concluded, rice fields are flooded, providing another level of weed control
until harvest time.
Stokes and other committee
members said Dow AgroSciences, as the manufacturer of Loyant, and other
herbicide makers, in general, need to do more to make their products safer.
With no desire to approve a ban,
the committee asked staff members to work with Dow representatives in drafting
a new memorandom to rice growers and applicators. The advisory, released a
couple of hours after the meeting, stresses the need to follow the label with a
couple of other points:
• Soybeans "are especially
sensitive to drift" from Loyant.
• Farmers should not apply the
herbicide when the wind is blowing toward "adjacent cotton, carrots,
soybeans, corn, grain sorghum, wheat, grapes, tobacco, vegetable crops,
flowers, ornamental shrubs or trees, or other desirable broadleaf plants."
How to define
"adjacent" was debated among committee members but wasn't settled.
While the Plant Board has
received seven official complaints of Loyant damage, Jonathan Siebert, a Dow
representative, said he and other Dow employees have walked 18 fields where
Arkansas farmers have found wilted soybean plants only about a month into their
growing season. The size of damaged fields ranged from 15 acres to about 200
acres, he said.
They've also scouted damage at
six farms in Louisiana and two in Mississippi, two states that generally have
later planting and spraying schedules than Arkansas'.
Some plants have recovered, but
effects of the early damage on yields won't be known until closer to harvest.
Siebert said Dow sold enough
Loyant in Arkansas to cover about 170,000 acres of the estimated 1.3 million
acres of rice but didn't know how much has actually been sprayed.
Siebert said farmers and
applicators have to abide by instructions on the label to avoid off-target
movement, whether by physical drift or a temperature process called inversion.
Siebert said the company would
work with UA weed scientists and soybean and rice experts on a plan for next
year's crops.
Business on 06/01/2018
Print Headline: Panel waves off
herbicide-ban vote
Gov't to support farmers amid
moves to lift rice import quotas
Ralf Rivas
Published 9:55 AM, June 01, 2018
Updated 1:16 PM, June 01, 2018
RICE TARIFFS. Several government
agencies and legislators are pushing for 35% rice tariffs instead of imposing
import quotas. File photo by Rappler
MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) –
The government will help farmers compete with their counterparts in the region
in the likely event of cheaper rice entering the country, the chairperson of
the Senate agriculture committe
e said.
Senator Cynthia Villar gave the
assurance to farmers as she pushed for a 35%- tariff on rice imports and the
lifting of quantitative restrictions (QR) or a limit of imports. (READ: Philippines hopes to pass rice tariffication law in 2018)
QRs help protect local rice
producers from cheap rice imports.
However, Villar favors tariffs,
or charges a government imposes on imports, to level the competition in the
market.
Villar’s proposal aims to make
the market more competitive, which would lead to lower rice prices. The senator
noted, however, that farmers may not be able to keep up with competition if
they do not get support from the government.
"[Even with] 35%
tariffication, you cannot compete with Vietnam. The solution is you have to
bring down cost of production of rice and be competitive," Villar said.
The senator said that Vietnam is
able to produce rice at a cost of P6 per kilo of palay, while the Philippines
produces rice at P12 per kilo.
For local farmers to be
competitive, Villar said that she is working with the Department of Agriculture
(DA) to push for the mechanization or use of machines in rice production and
the distribution of seeds with better yield.
"Vietnam's seeds are better than
what we have. Right now, ours can produce 4.5 metric tons per hectare. Seeds
from Philrice can produce 6 metric tons per hectare... so let us support
that," Villar said.
She admitted that mechanization
in the sector is "very low" at the moment.
Meanwhile, Agriculture Secretary
Emmanuel Piñol said farmers can now easily borrow money from the agency
through the DA's easy access financing program.
"Gusto natin may sense of
ownership ang ating mga magsasaka kasi kung bibigyan lang natin ng binhi o
kalabaw, ibebenta lang nila ‘yan. Pero kung inutang nila, hindi ganoon,” Piñol said.
(We want farmers to have a sense
of ownership because if we just give them seeds or a carabao, they will just
sell it. But if they borrowed money for it, that won't be the case.)
Villar and Piñol are confident
that training and supporting farmers will help them survive stiffer competition
in the market.
The National Economic and
Development Authority (NEDA) is also for imposing tariffs over rice QRs. The
agency said that the measure would lower the cost of rice in the market to
P30.30 per kilo, P4.30 lower than the domestic wholesale price of regular
milled rice. (READ: With rising inflation, NEDA calls for measures to help
the poor)
NEDA estimated that with lower
rice prices, a typical Filipino household would save P2,362 per year. Headline
inflation rate would also be reduced by one percentage point, if the domestic
whole sale rice market reduces its prices to the level of imported rice.
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Rollout of
rice-corn blend in supermarkets hits snag
By
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May 31, 2018
The Department of Agriculture
(DA) said the unveiling of rice-corn blend products in local supermarkets and
stores has been delayed as it could not yet transfer government funds to its
private-sector partner.
“We have not yet established how
we are going to transfer the money to them [Philippine Maize Federation Inc.],”
Agriculture Secretary Emmanuel F. Piñol told the BusinessMirror.
“The DA’s legal team is looking
into the process because I do not want to be flagged by the COA [Commission on
Audit],” he added.
Earlier, Piñol announced that the
DA would set aside P50 million to kick-start the rice-corn blend project, a
program that seeks to reduce the country’s dependence on rice imports, this
year.
Despite the delay, the DA chief
vowed that Filipino consumers would still see rice-corn blend products in their
local supermarkets this year.
“We have the money. Actually, we
will get the money from the PLEA [Production Loan and Easy Access] program,”
Piñol said.
Philippine Maize Federation Inc.
(PhilMaize) President Roger V. Navarro told the BusinessMirror that his group
is still awaiting the P50 million committed by the DA for the project.
Navarro said the money would be
used to put up a small facility for rice-corn blend production.
“It would be like a school. Our
objective here is to set up a standard for rice-corn blend milling and mixing,”
he said. “We already have a standard when it comes to rice milling but we do
not have one for corn milling.”
The PhilMaize chief added
guidelines for manpower management, technical operations, marketing program,
packaging and labeling of rice-corn blend products would be established in the
facility. These guidelines, Navarro said would allow interested parties to
easily venture into rice-corn blend production.
“We want to have the correct
benchmarking standards to guide people to easily venture into this project,” he
said. “So, if someone wants to produce RCB then we will give him everything he
needs to know just like a franchisee.”
In January Piñol disclosed that
rice-corn blend products would be commercially sold in the market by April.
The DA chief said the consumption
of rice-corn blend could wipe out the country’s rice-supply shortfall by 2019.
“It would end the country’s
rice-supply shortfall with the infusion in 2019 of about 500,000 MT of corn
grits and 1 million MT in 2020, thus effectively achieving food-staple sufficiency
for only the second time in the history of the country,” Piñol added.
Sri Lanka exports up 10.5-pct in March
May 31, 2018 18:13 PM GMT+0530 |
ECONOMYNEXT - Sri Lanka's exports
grew 6.3 percent to 1,107.7 million US dollars in March 2018 from a year
earlier, with industrial exports growing 10.5 percent to 861 million US dollars,
the central bank said.
Apparel exports grew 7.4 percent to 486 million US dollars, rubber products grew 11.8 percent to 85.8 million US dollars and gems and jewellery grew 91.9 percent to 38.7 million US dollars.
Agricultural exports fell 5.6 percent to 138.5 million US dollars with tea up 3.6 percent to 138.5 million US dollars and rubber, coconut and spices shipments falling. Seafood exports fell 3.3 percent to 28 million US dollars.
Consumer goods imports rose 1.8 percent to 477.1 million US dollars with rice imports plunging 43.5 percent to 29.7 million US dollars.
Non-food consumer goods rose 17.6 percent to 299 million US dollars with motor vehicles up 101.3 percent to 150 million US dollars. Telecom devices fell 34.1 percent to 24.4 million US dollars and home appliances fell 30 percent to 21 million US dollars.
Intermediate goods rose 18.3 percent to 1,121 million US dollars, with fuel up 62 percent to 398 million US dollars.
Gold imports rose 243 percent to 139.7 million US dollars.
The gold is believed to be smuggled to India, and it may be used to undervalue imports. Sri Lanka's exports and imports in March may be understated by that amount.
India taxed gold imports in a Mercantilist belief that it hurt their currency in 2013 and Sri Lanka followed suit this year in a similar knee-jerk reaction, hurting the country's jewellery and gold sectors.
Investment goods fell 15.8 percent to 378.6 million US dollars in March, with building materials down 20.9 percent to 112.3 percent and machinery and equipment down 11.5 percent to 210 million US dollars.
The trade gap expanded to 871 million US dollars from 828 million US dollars.
Sri Lanka has a trade deficit because people earn foreign exchange through means other than goods exports including exports of labour (remittances) which rose 5.4 percent to 678 million US dollars.
Estimated tourism earnings rose 24.1 percent to 433 million US dollars. Sri Lanka has a current account deficit due to mostly government borrowing abroad, which when spent in a budget deficit, triggers imports and deficit in the current account. (Colombo/May31/2018)
Apparel exports grew 7.4 percent to 486 million US dollars, rubber products grew 11.8 percent to 85.8 million US dollars and gems and jewellery grew 91.9 percent to 38.7 million US dollars.
Agricultural exports fell 5.6 percent to 138.5 million US dollars with tea up 3.6 percent to 138.5 million US dollars and rubber, coconut and spices shipments falling. Seafood exports fell 3.3 percent to 28 million US dollars.
Consumer goods imports rose 1.8 percent to 477.1 million US dollars with rice imports plunging 43.5 percent to 29.7 million US dollars.
Non-food consumer goods rose 17.6 percent to 299 million US dollars with motor vehicles up 101.3 percent to 150 million US dollars. Telecom devices fell 34.1 percent to 24.4 million US dollars and home appliances fell 30 percent to 21 million US dollars.
Intermediate goods rose 18.3 percent to 1,121 million US dollars, with fuel up 62 percent to 398 million US dollars.
Gold imports rose 243 percent to 139.7 million US dollars.
The gold is believed to be smuggled to India, and it may be used to undervalue imports. Sri Lanka's exports and imports in March may be understated by that amount.
India taxed gold imports in a Mercantilist belief that it hurt their currency in 2013 and Sri Lanka followed suit this year in a similar knee-jerk reaction, hurting the country's jewellery and gold sectors.
Investment goods fell 15.8 percent to 378.6 million US dollars in March, with building materials down 20.9 percent to 112.3 percent and machinery and equipment down 11.5 percent to 210 million US dollars.
The trade gap expanded to 871 million US dollars from 828 million US dollars.
Sri Lanka has a trade deficit because people earn foreign exchange through means other than goods exports including exports of labour (remittances) which rose 5.4 percent to 678 million US dollars.
Estimated tourism earnings rose 24.1 percent to 433 million US dollars. Sri Lanka has a current account deficit due to mostly government borrowing abroad, which when spent in a budget deficit, triggers imports and deficit in the current account. (Colombo/May31/2018)
Nigeria’s rice imports drop to N480.6bn
June 1, 2018
By
●N394.26m rice seized in Lagos in 4 months
There is an indication that Nigeria
will still import three million tons of rice valued at (N480.6 billion) $1.33
billion this year in order to meet its total domestic consumption of 6.90
million metric tons. Imports is projected to drop to 800,000 tons in 2018, but
the spate of smuggling has made domestic production to remain static at 3.78
million tons since 2016 as global price stayed at $445 per ton in May, 2018,
because of the influx of foreign parboiled rice.
The country spends N1.10 trillion
($3.07 billion) yearly on the importation of the commodity apart from illegal
rice being smuggled through the neighbouring country of Benin.
Meanwhile, etween February and May,
2018, New Telegraph gathered that the antismuggling unit of the Nigeria Customs
Service (NCS)’s Federal Operation Unit, Zone A in Lagos seized 27,120 bags of
rice valued at N394.26 million. In February this year, 8,400 bags of 50
kilogrammes; March, 7,201 bags of 50 kilogrammes; April, 6,003 bags of 50
kilogrammes and May, 5,516 bags of 50 kilogrammes. With the country’s latest
production record, annual imports have been reduced drastically from 4.5
million tons to three million tons, but remained stagnant since 2016.
The country attained 3.7 million
tons of milled rice in December 2017 from the 2.6 million recorded in 2015,
making it among the sixteen top producers of rice in the world According to an
Index Mundi, a global data portal that gathers facts and statistics, the
country’s rice production went up by 24.49 per cent within the last four years,
making the country to become the second producer of the grain in Africa after
Egypt, which currently produces 4.3 million tons.
It would be recalled that the
Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)’s anchor borrower scheme has boosted the
country’s production records in the last two years, when it stopped issuing
form M or letter of credit to rice importers in 2015 in order to encourage
local production.
In 2016, CBN further complained
that the amount spent on rice importation between January, 2012 and May, 2015
had resulted in huge unsold stock of paddy rice cultivated by Nigerian farmers
and low operating capacities of many integrated rice mills in the country.
The Controller of the Nigeria
Customs Service (NCS)’s Federal Operation Unit, Comptroller Mohammed Uba, who
was worried on the volume of rice coming illegally into the country through the
Republic of Benin, explained that the rice imported legally through the ports
had been ordered based on contractual agreement between importers and the
sellers before the CBN em-bargo on Form M.
The controller said that Federal
Government was serious about rice production in the country. He said: “If you
see any rice at the port, it must be a contractual agreement spanning two years
by the importers and the sellers. In the last two years, CBN has never issued
form M or letter of credit to rice importers.”
It would be recalled that the
Secretary of Rice Millers, Importers and Distributors Association of Nigeria
(RIMIDAN) Shaibu Mohammed, has entertained fear that it would be difficult for
the country to end importation or achieve self-sufficiency in rice production
by 2018 because of the importation of parboil rice from Thailand and other
countries through the neighbouring ports. He stressed that the gap between
demand and supply was still huge.
The insurance firms include
Sovereign Trust Insurance, Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc, Staco Insurance Plc,
and Standard Alliance. Some of them have in their various disclosures given
different reasons for the delays in the submission to the exchange.
Post-listing rules at the NSE
require quoted companies to submit their audited earnings reports, not later
than three months or 90 calendar days after the expiration of the period.
The deadline for submission of
annual report for companies with Gregorian calendar business year ended
December 31, 2017 was March 31 this year. The Chief Executive Officer of NSE,
Mr. Oscar Onyema, said recently that the Exchange would sustain a zero-tolerance
stance on dealing member firms and listed companies’ violations to help boost
confidence in the market.
through our strategic engagement
initiatives and with the understanding reached, members are now relieved from
the heavy tax burden imposed on our member- insurance companies by the law.
“We appreciate the management of
FIRS particularly its Chairman, Mr Tunde Fowler, for giving us the opportunity
to make our presentation and canvass our position on the law.
We assure them of our continued
support in the process of amending the law to bring it in line with global best
practice.” In respect of fines, although the shareholders called on the
regulatory authorities to be mild with their fines, they, however, put the
blame squarely on insurance operators, saying that after years of sanctions
they should by now know what to do. They said management and boards of
companies that caused their firms to pay fines for infractions must be prepared
to refund such payments.
Promising rice crop for SW La.
Doris Maricle
May 31, 2018
Dr. Dustin Harrell, a rice specialist with the LSU AgCenter,
discusses the positive outlook for the 2018 rice production Wednesday with area
farmers during the annual Farmers Appreciation Breakfast and Southwest
Louisiana Rice Tour, just south of Iowa. Harrell said a lingering winter, followed
by hot, dry conditions have been favorable to rice crops.
IOWA, La. — The rice crops in
Southwest Louisiana appear promising this year after a lingering winter
followed by hot, dry conditions, a state agriculture official said Wednesday.
“We have had low yields for the
past three years, and each year it seems to be getting a little bit worse,”
said Dustin Harrell, a rice specialist with the LSU AgCenter.
“But the way things look this
year it is very promising, and I would suspect we are definitely going to have
higher yields than we have had in at least the past three years.”
Harrell and other AgCenter
specialists provided area farmers with a positive outlook during the annual
Farmers Appreciation Breakfast and Southwest Louisiana Rice Tour, just south of
Iowa.
The event was attended by nearly
60 rice and soybean farmers and researchers from Southwest Louisiana.
“If we can keep water on the
fields and continue to have the weather we have been having, this is going to
be a good year for our rice, as long as nothing happens at this point,” Harrell
said.
“We could have a hurricane or
flooding conditions, but the way it looks so far this is the best rice we have
had in at least four years. The past three years in Southwest Louisiana we have
had excessive rainfall in locations, which killed or reduced the quality of the
rice.”
Harrell said rice fields in the
area are “looking beautiful” now — which hasn’t been the case in the least
three years. But he cautioned that weather and heat could still affect crops
before harvesting begins in late July and early August.
Excessive nighttime temperatures
reduce yield and grain quality, once the plants begin to flower, Harrell said.
Flowering could begin in a couple of weeks on some rice plants, he said.
“This looks like a very promising
year,” Harrell said. “But it could turn in an instant.”
Calcasieu Parish County Agent
Jimmy Meaux and Jeff Davis Parish Assistant Extension Agent Frances Guidry
agreed that rice crops are looking good so far. Both said more sun and less
cloud cover and rain are needed to keep the crops growing and disease-free.
Lingering cold early this year
was a challenge for many rice farmers.
“The cold weather stayed later
this year, and it took a long time to start seeing any growth,” said Johnny
Hensgens, who manages 10,000 acres of rice for Powell Farm Partner’s off McCown
Road south of Iowa. “Now the rice is growing like it is supposed to be.”
The cold, wet weather also
delayed some farmers from planting rice this year, he said.
“The cold fronts came through,
and it stressed our young rice,” Harrell said. “Our rice all emerged OK, but it
was short rice and most of that was because of the stress of the cold
conditions.”
Herbicide applications also had
an effect on the already stressed rice, he said.
“After the last cold front came
through it was like a light switch was flipped, and we went straight from
winter to summer,” Harrell said. “We had temperatures in the upper 80s right
after a cold front and it hasn’t quit since — it has been hot and dry with
clear skies.”
Hot, clear and dry weather is
perfect for growing rice, he said. But hot temperatures mean farmers have to
irrigate their fields to keep them flooded.
“When it’s this hot and dry it’s
hard to keep that flood established,” he said. “It’s important to keep the
fields flooded for fertilizer management, as well as to control weeds and
disease that can be very devastating to the crops.”
Keeping the fields dry has been
hard and costly for some farmers, who are facing high utility bills from
running irrigation pumps to maintain the water levels.
“Some farmers have the capacity
where it is not a problem,” he said. “But for some it has been a challenge.
Ten simple, pain-free changes to boost your health and wellbeing
From regularly rinsing your toothbrush with boiling water to
breathing in time with your steps as you walk, these tips will get you
shipshape in no time
1st June 2018,
Updated: 1st June 2018,
KEEPING on top of your health does not always have to involve a
complete overhaul of your life.
MICHELE O’CONNOR explains ten
simple, pain-free changes to boost your health and wellbeing.
GETTY - CONTRIBUTOR
Rinsing
your toothbrush in boiling water helps kill germs
1. Regularly rinse your
toothbrush head with boiling water or pop it on the top rack of the dishwasher.
This helps kill the 10million germs – including potentially dangerous bacteria
such as E. coli – that nestle on the average brush head, say scientists.
2. Adjust your driving mirror so
you have to sit up straight to see clearly and you’ll automatically improve
your posture, says physiotherapist Sammy Margo.
3. Need to sneeze? Bend your
knees, says osteopath Garry Trainer (garrytrainer.com).
“The sudden force of a sneeze can have a whiplash effect so let your knees,
rather than your back, take the force.”
GETTY - CONTRIBUTOR
Crouch
down when you need to sneeze
4. Swap your moisturiser for
sunscreen from May to September, advises Clare O’Connor, scientific suncare
adviser at Boots. This simple measure offers sun protection, keeps wrinkles at
bay and means you don’t have to remember to apply it when the sun does come
out.
5. Spit and go, says Dr Eddie
Coyle, clinical director at Bupa Dental Care. “Save time (and your teeth) by
not rinsing after brushing to avoid washing away the protective fluoride from
your toothpaste.”
6. Breathe in time with your
steps as you walk. “Count to four on your inhales and then to six on the
exhales when you walk,” suggests yoga teacher Dani Binnington (healthywholeme.com). “This stops your mind from wandering and unites body
and mind leaving you calm, centered and re-energised.
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4.3 Global Rice Noodles Price (USD/MT) by Type (2013-2018)32
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DAYTON:
WILD RICE TASK FORCE FACES A BIG CHALLENGE
Jerry Burnes
In this Sept. 18, 2015, file photo, a handful of rice is seen
after being harvested near Zerkel, Minn. Gov. Mark Dayton vetoed a bill
Wednesday, May 30, 2018, that he said would have unlawfully undermined
Minnesota's ability to enforce its water quality standard for protecting wild
rice.
Dave Orrick /Pioneer
Press via AP
Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton said a
task force created in the wake of a twice-vetoed wild rice sulfate standard
bill faces a unique challenge going forward.
Dayton held a conference call
with reporters Thursday about the legislative session, hours after signing the
unanimously-backed pension bill into law. On Wednesday, the governor issued his
second veto on a bipartisan bill to address the state’s wild rice sulfate
standard and issued an executive order creating a task force to work on the
issue.
Bangladesh sign of growing world rice supplies
Global rice acres are expected to increase, with Bangladesh leading
the way.
Bangladesh
leads the wave of increased global rice plantings.
Most U.S. rice farmers don’t
think about Bangladesh when talk turns to their biggest competitors in the
world rice markets. Those conversations usually include India, China, Brazil
and, until recently, Thailand.
In 2018-19, Bangladesh is
expected to increase plantings by 500,000 hectares (1 hectare equals 2.47
acres) to a near-record 11.77 million hectares. The jump in Bangladesh
production is expected to help push world rice production to a new record.
“The total U.S. rice acreage is
about 1 million hectares so Bangladesh increased its plantings by almost half
the size of the U.S. crop,” said Dr. Nathan Childs, senior rice economist for
USDA’s Economic Research Service. “That 11.77 or 11.8 million hectares would be
just a fraction off their record area.”
It’s shaping up to be that kind
of a year for rice farmers, according to Childs, who gave USDA’s 2018/19 U.S.
and Global Market Outlook during a webinar presented by the University of
Arkansas System Division of Agriculture. It was one of a series of
webinars hosted by Dr. Bobby Coats, professor of agricultural economics and
agribusiness at the university.
The increase is all the more
striking, Childs said, because last year’s crop in Bangladesh was down
significantly due to a combination of severe flooding and drought in different
parts of the country’s rice-growing area.
Second largest
increase
Bangladesh is expected to have
the second largest increase in production (outside of the U.S.) to a total of
34.7 million tons, a jump of 6.3 percent, according to USDA’s World
Agricultural Outlook Board, which released its first forecast for the 2018-19
marketing year in early May. The largest increase is expected in Madagascar,
which could plant 18.8 percent more rice.
Rice production in the U.S. is
expected to be up 14 percent to 6.45 million tons because growers are expected
to plant more rice in 2018 following 2017’s unusually cool and wet planting
conditions.
“Total U.S. rice harvested area
is projected to increase 12.5 percent to 1.08 million hectares,” said Childs.
“That’s due to rising long-grain prices at planting and more normal weather in
the Mississippi Delta following flooding in 2017 that prevented some planting
and caused some planted rice to be abandoned.”
Childs, who has been following
the U.S. and world rice crops for USDA for more than 20 years, said larger rice
crops are projected for Bangladesh, Burma, Cambodia, Indonesia, Madagascar, Sri
Lanka, Tanzania, Thailand, the U.S., Vietnam and the Philippines. (Thailand is
expected to export 11 million tons in 2019 after being a non-factor in world
rice markets in recent years.)
Smaller crops are projected in
2018-2019 compared to 2017-2018 for Brazil, China, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt,
India, Iraq, South Korea, Pakistan and Venezuela.
Harvested area
increase
The projected increase in
harvested area – 1.3 million hectares to a record of 162 million hectares – is
projected to more than offset smaller harvested areas in China. Colombia,
Ecuador, Egypt, Iraq, South Korea and Venezuela. Harvested area is projected
flat or nearly flat in Iran, Japan, Laos and North Korea.
“A huge 49 percent drop of 65,000
hectares to 70,000 is projected for Venezuela,” says Childs. “That’s primarily
due to panicle blight disease, and the lack of the needed inputs to manage it”
because of the country’s economic problems.
Global rice supplies are
projected to increase 1.3 percent to a record of 633 million tons, according to
Childs. “That’s due to a 5 percent larger carry-in from 2017-2018 and the
forecast larger production in 2018-19.”
Global ending stocks are expected
to total 144.7 million tons, up 900,000 tons from 2017-18, which is part of a
trend, Childs said. Stocks are projected higher for the 11th consecutive year
and will be the highest since the 2000-01 record of 146.7 tons.
China accounts for most of the
projected increase in global stocks with excess supplies projected at 97.3
million tons, up 3.3 million tons from 2017-18 and just below the 1999-2000
record. All told, China will have two-thirds of the world’s ending rice stocks
for 2018-19.
“The 2018-19 global stocks-to-use
ratio of 29.6 percent is fractionally below 2017-18 and well below the 2000-01
record,” he said.
Although the U.S. is expected to
export more rice in 2018-19, USDA is projecting U.S. all-rice ending stocks
will be up 18 percent. Long-grain stocks could be up even more, by 28 percent
in the marketing year that runs from August to July.
“We don’t see much change in the
farm price of U.S. rice,” says Childs. “U.S. prices could actually be down a
little bit because of the supplies of rice in the U.S. and world markets.”
India's April rice exports rise 12 pct y/y - govt body
MUMBAI, May 31 (Reuters) - India’s rice exports in April rose 12
percent from a year earlier to 989,848 tonnes on good demand for non-basmati
rice from African countries, a government body said.Buffalo meat exports jumped
nearly 11 percent to 95,296 tonnes, while guar gum exports fell over a quarter
to 40,405 tonnes, the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export
Development Authority said in a statement. India is the world’s biggest
exporter of rice, buffalo meat and guar gum. (Reporting by Rajendra Jadhav;
Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)
Bangladesh plans to buy more rice from
Myanmar in July
Submitted by Eleven on
Thu, 05/31/2018 - 13:01
Writer: Zeya Nyein
Bangladesh is planning to buy
100,000 to 200,000 tons of rice from Myanmar in July under a government to
government agreement, according to Lu Maw Myint Maung, Associate Secretary of
Myanmar Rice Federation (MRF).Bangladesh also bought 200,000 tons of rice from
Myanmar under G to G agreement in December last year, according to the MRF.
Bangladesh imported about 1.2
million tons of rice under tender and G to G agreement until December 2017 and
one million more tons of rice will be imported, sources said.
Myanmar has signed MoU with
Bangladesh to sell 300,000 tons of rice under G to G agreement and has now
exported 100,000 tons of rice to Bangladesh till December last year, said Lu
Maw Myint Maung.
Myanmar earned over US$96 million
from 270,000 tons of rice and broken rice export till May 11 in 2018-19 FY,
according to Ministry of Commerce.
Myanmar exported over 110,000 tons
of rice and broken rice from maritime trade and over 160,000 tons of rice and
broken rice export through border trade after over one month of this fiscal
year.
Myanmar exported about 3.6 million
tons of rice in this 2017-18 FY due to new markets, breaking over 50 years long
records.
Rice prices in India up as buyers cash in on recent dip;
Bangladesh to axe deal
MAY 31, 2018 / 5:16 PM
BENGALURU (Reuters) - Rice export rates in India rose this week
from a one-year low hit last week as weaker prices attracted buyers from
Africa, while Bangladesh said it would cancel a deal with the top exporter due
to shipment delays.
A labourer carries a sack
filled with rice to load onto a truck from the railway's goods yard in
Ahmedabad, February 1, 2018. REUTERS/Amit Dave/Files
“African buyers are turning to India due to the recent price
fall. In the last few days, inquiries have risen from buyers,” said an exporter
based at Pune in the western state of Maharashtra. Prices for India’s 5 percent
broken parboiled variety rose by $5 to $399-$403 per tonne.Even after this
week’s rise, Indian rice is competitive in the world market due to a
depreciating rupee, the exporter said. The rupee has fallen more than 6 percent
so far in 2018, increasing exporters’ margins from overseas sales. India’s
exports in April jumped over 12 percent from a year earlier to 989,848 tonnes,
a government body said.Meanwhile, Bangladesh will cancel a deal with India to
import 150,000 tonnes, Badrul Hasan, the head of Bangladesh’s state grain
buyer, said on Thursday. The agreement with India’s state-run National
Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED) was signed in December as
Bangladesh raced to shore up depleted stocks and combat record domestic prices
of the staple after floods last year.“We’ve no option but to terminate the
deal as they couldn’t supply the rice on time,” Hasan said. In Thailand, prices
of the 5 percent broken variety stood at $430-446 per tonne, free on board
(FOB) Bangkok, versus $435-438 last week.“At the moment the price only moves
with changes in the currency exchange because there’s no new demand this week,”
a Bangkok-based trader said.
Another trader said Thai exporters were still fulfilling
shipments to the Philippines from last week and were anticipating fresh
deals.“We heard that next month, the Philippines wants to buy 250,000 tonnes
while Indonesia is interested in buying some 500,000 tonnes,” the trader said,
adding that prices could change over the coming weeks as exporters step up purchases
amid lower supplies due to seasonal rain. Prices of Vietnam’s 5 percent broken
rice eased slightly to $455-$460 a tonne from $460-$465 previously, the highest
since August 2014, but demand from markets such as the Philippines looked
steady with orders still in the pipeline, even as supply remained tight,
traders said.Supply for the 5-percent broken variety has reduced since the last
harvest owing to the Vietnamese government’s plan of gradually switching to
fragrant rice and sticky rice strains, which are of better quality and sold at
higher prices.Prices could be pressured going into the next harvest in mid-June
or early July, the traders added.
Reporting by Panu Wongcha-um in
Bangkok, Mai Nguyen in Hanoi, Rajendra Jadhav in Mumbai and Ruma Paul in Dhaka;
Editing by Dale Hudson
https://in.reuters.com/article/spain-politics/spanish-socialist-sanchez-succeeds-rajoy-as-prime-minister-idINKCN1IX3X4
China may open doors to Indian non-basmati rice
May 30, 2018, 11.25 PM IST
NEW DELHI: Indian non-Basmati rice may soon
make its way to China
with Beijing clearing the grain of any risk of introduction of alien pests.
The decision comes weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China.
New Delhi had a couple of months back pitched for market access for a variety of its goods to China in a move to bridge the widening trade deficit.
China has agreed to send a team to India next month to inspect mills that produce non-Basmati rice.
“The pest risk analysis to weed out chances of any foreign pests has been done. We’ve invited them to examine our rice establishments and the inspection team from China will come next month,” said an official in the know of the details.
Based on the inspection, certain mills would be authorised to export non-basmati rice to China
The decision comes weeks after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to China.
New Delhi had a couple of months back pitched for market access for a variety of its goods to China in a move to bridge the widening trade deficit.
China has agreed to send a team to India next month to inspect mills that produce non-Basmati rice.
“The pest risk analysis to weed out chances of any foreign pests has been done. We’ve invited them to examine our rice establishments and the inspection team from China will come next month,” said an official in the know of the details.
Based on the inspection, certain mills would be authorised to export non-basmati rice to China
Chinese scientists successfully
grow rice in Dubai desert
Rice fields prior to harvesting. (Photo is illustrative) Melissa Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Giant panda visits
village after being released into the wild
Chinese scientists have successfully grown and harvested rice in
the deserts of Dubai, achieving a top yield of 500 kilogrammes per mu, or 666
square metres.
The team is from China’s Qingdao
Saline-Alkali Tolerant Rice Research and Development Center, based in Shandong
Province, and headed by China's renowned 'father of hybrid rice', Yuan Longping.
Invited by the Private Office of
Sheikh Saeed Bin Ahmed Al Maktoum, a billionaire member of Dubai’s ruling
family, the team has grown dozens of varieties of rice in sand and diluted
seawater on the outskirts Dubai since January this year, according to a report
by state-run news outlet Xinhua.
On May 26, agricultural experts from China, India, Egypt and the
United Arab Emirates (UAE) conducted production tests of these rice varieties.
One of the samples grown in Dubai yielded over 500 kg per mu, with the others
producing more than 400 kg per mu.
87-year-old Yuan Longping told Xinhua that the test results far
exceeded his expectations.
The team plans to set up a one square kilometre experimental
farm later this year, before putting it into regular use next year and then
expanding the concept in 2020.
Their goal is to cover around 10 percent of the UAE's desert
land, which has a total area of 83,600 square kilometres, with paddy fields.
China and Dubai also signed an
agreement to promote seawater rice across the Arab world, in order to
reduce the risk of food shortages in the future.
China is the world’s largest producer and consumer of rice,
which is traditionally grown in soil and freshwater. With more than 665,000
square kilometres of highly saline land, the country has been working to
develop strains of salt-resistant rice for the past four decades.
Coming to a plate near you soon? Rice grown by Chinese scientists
using seawater in Dubai’s deserts
Successful harvest of salt-resistant strain raises researchers’
hopes that one day large swathes of the desert could be turned into paddy
fields
PUBLISHED : Thursday, 31 May, 2018, 6:34pm
UPDATED : Friday, 01 June, 2018, 9:31am
A team of scientists, led by China’s “father of hybrid rice” Yuan
Longping, has already started growing the crop in diluted sea-water at home and
is now bringing the technique to the Middle East, where fresh water is too
precious to use for growing water-intensive crops.
Last week’s rice harvest, which had been planted in January on
the outskirts of the city, far exceeded scientists’ expectations, according to
a report by the state news agency Xinhua.
The high yield reported – 7,500kg per hectare compared with the
global average of 3,000kg per hectare – has encouraged scientists to expand the
project.
They now plan to set up a 100-hectare experimental farm later
this year, put it into regular use next year and then start expanding after
2020.
Eventually, the report said, the goal is to cover around 10 per
cent of the United Arab Emirates, which has a total area of 83,600 sq km
(32,278 sq miles), with paddy fields – although details as to how this will be
achieved have yet to be disclosed.
Xinhua said the Dubai venture is the result o
f a collaboration between China’s research centre into
saltwater rice, based in the eastern port of Qingdao, with The Private Office
of Sheikh Saeed Bin Ahmed Al Maktoum, a billionaire member of Dubai’s ruling
family.
The two parties have also signed an agreement to promote
seawater rice across the Arab world to reduce the risk of food shortages in the
future.
While scientists in some countries where water shortages are a
serious concern – such as Israel or Australia – have been developing
desalination techniques to convert seawater for use in agriculture, China has
been working to develop strains of salt-resistant rice for the past four
decades.
Although it is not yet clear how the Dubai project will be able
to secure enough fresh water to dilute seawater for large-scale rice
cultivation, Chinese scientists have already started growing it closer to home
on a commercial scale.
China has one million square kilometres of waste land – an area
the size of Ethiopia – where plants struggle to grow because of high salinity
or alkalinity levels in the soil.
If a tenth of this area was planted with saltwater rice, it could
boost China’s rice production by nearly 20 per cent, producing 50 million
tonnes of food – enough to feed 200 million people, Yuan told mainland media
last year.
The project began in the 1970s when a researcher named Chen
Risheng discovered a species of wild rice that grew near a mangrove forest in
the southern province of Guangdong. After four decades of cross-breeding and
genetic screening, researchers had developed eight separate species but their
yields remained too low to make widespread cultivation worthwhile.
But last year the team made a breakthrough by doubling the yield
to more than 4.5 tonnes per hectare.
Last autumn the first salt-resistant rice, grown on a beach near
Qingdao, made it into the shops.
As the South China Morning Post reported
at the time one woman who had bought a bag of the rice found it was “very
good”, adding that her boyfriend said it reminded him of the rice he had eaten
in his home village as a boy.
This
article appeared in the South China Morning Post print edition as: China team harvests desert rice grown in salt water
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Global Basmati Rice Market 2018 –
Outlook 2023, Survey, Trend Research
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Forecast, CAGR XX% market growth in XX% USD.
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Basmati Rice Market Segment By
Key Participants, The Market Includes:
KRBL Limited
Amira Nature Foods
LT Foods
Best Foods
Kohinoor Rice
Aeroplane Rice
Tilda Basmati Rice
Matco Foods
Amar Singh Chawal Wala
Hanuman Rice Mills
Adani Wilmar
HAS Rice Pakistan
Galaxy Rice Mill
Dunar Foods
Sungold
Amira Nature Foods
LT Foods
Best Foods
Kohinoor Rice
Aeroplane Rice
Tilda Basmati Rice
Matco Foods
Amar Singh Chawal Wala
Hanuman Rice Mills
Adani Wilmar
HAS Rice Pakistan
Galaxy Rice Mill
Dunar Foods
Sungold
Industry Analysis By Types:
Indian Basmati Rice
Pakistani Basmati Rice
Kenya Basmati Rice
Other
Pakistani Basmati Rice
Kenya Basmati Rice
Other
Industry Analysis By
Application:
Direct Edible
Deep Processing
Deep Processing
Region Included By Market
Analysis: USA, Europe, Japan, China, India, Southeast Asia, South America,
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1 Basmati Rice Market Overview
2 Basmati Rice Market
Introduction
2 Outlook and Process of Basmati
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3 Basmati Rice Executive Session
4 Global Basmati Rice Market
Research
5 Basmati Rice Market Divided by
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6 Basmati Rice Market Divided by
Region
7 Market Importing and Exporting
8 Manufacturing Process
9 Market Competitive Landscape
10 Appendix/Conclusion
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1. Industry Summary of Basmati
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2. Global Basmati Rice Size by Type and Application (2018-2023)
3. Company Manufacturers Profiles
4. Global Basmati Rice Competition Analysis by Players
5. The United States Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
6. EU Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
7. Japan Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
8. China Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
9. India Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
10. Southeast Asia Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
11. Market Forecast by Regions, Applications, and Types (2018-2023)
12. Basmati Rice Market Dynamics
13. Market Factors Analysis
14. Research Conclusions
15. Appendix
2. Global Basmati Rice Size by Type and Application (2018-2023)
3. Company Manufacturers Profiles
4. Global Basmati Rice Competition Analysis by Players
5. The United States Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
6. EU Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
7. Japan Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
8. China Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
9. India Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
10. Southeast Asia Basmati Rice Development Status and Outlook
11. Market Forecast by Regions, Applications, and Types (2018-2023)
12. Basmati Rice Market Dynamics
13. Market Factors Analysis
14. Research Conclusions
15. Appendix
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Vit. A-rich Golden Rice soon to
be available in PHL public markets
June 1, 2018
A number of food regulators based abroad has approved the
Vitamin A-rich Golden Rice that was introduced by the International Rice
Research Institute (IRRI). No less than the US Food and Drug Administration
(FDA), Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ), and Health
Canada have all validated the nutrition found in the new type of rice.
Based on standards of the United Nations’ World Health Organization (WHO) and
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO); the Organization for Economic
Co-operation and Development (OECD); and the Codex Alimentarius Commission, the
rice is safe for consumption.
Just to give some background, the IRRI is a research
organization with headquarters in Los Baños, Philippines. Primarily dedicated
to alleviating hunger and poverty through rice science, the IRRI also seeks to
help rice farmers and consumers.
Having been around for nearly six decades, it is a non-profit
organization that gets its funding from donors all over the world. The IRRI
fund not only receives donations but also promotes rice research in countries
such as Hong Kong, Singapore, and India.
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genetic engineering. With the enzymes, the beta carotene compound that can be
converted to Vitamin A enables Golden Rice to combat Vitamin A deficiency
(VAD).
That beta carotene is also found in leafy vegetables and fruits
like oranges. Having it in Golden Rice lets preschoolers and pregnant women to
obtain 30-50 percent of their requirement for Vitamin A.
According to the World Health Organization, VAD is prevalent in
Southeast Asia among children below five years old, as well as pregnant and
lactating women. The IRRI estimates some 250 million preschool-age children
with VAD.
In the Philippines as well, millions are found to have
micronutrient deficiencies, whereas interventions could have prevented the
same.
For that reason, the Philippine Rice Research Institute
(PhilRice) is making unstinting efforts to develop local rice varieties into
bearing the distinct GR2E Golden Rice characteristic. Dr. Reynante Ordonio,
Healthier Rice Project leader of PhilRice, stated that Golden Rice would make a
great difference in helping Filipinos combat their nutritional deficiency.
For his part, Dr. Russell Reinke, the Healthier Rice program
lead, noted that Golden Rice fully complies with the stringent safety standards
of the FDA and the other aforementioned agencies. He is optimistic that once
applications have passed the Philippines’ regulatory processes, deployment will
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Rice Husk Ash Market Segment By
Key Participants, The Market Includes:
Yihai Kerry Investments
Usher Agro
Guru Metachem
Agrilectric Power Company
Rescon (India)
Deelert Group
Jasoriya Rice Mill
Astrra Chemicals
Agrasen Rice Mill
J.M. Biotech
Gelex Agro Industrial
Kothari Bio Fuels
Gia Gia Nguyen
Krbl Ltd.
Viet Delta
Shreenidhi Bio Agric Extracts
Usher Agro
Guru Metachem
Agrilectric Power Company
Rescon (India)
Deelert Group
Jasoriya Rice Mill
Astrra Chemicals
Agrasen Rice Mill
J.M. Biotech
Gelex Agro Industrial
Kothari Bio Fuels
Gia Gia Nguyen
Krbl Ltd.
Viet Delta
Shreenidhi Bio Agric Extracts
Industry Analysis By Types:
Silica Content between 85-89%;
Silica Content between 90-94%;
Silica Content between 80-84%;
Silica Content More Than or Equal to 95%
Silica Content between 90-94%;
Silica Content between 80-84%;
Silica Content More Than or Equal to 95%
Industry Analysis By
Application:
Building & Construction
Silica
Steel Industry
Ceramics & Refractory
Rubber
Silica
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Ceramics & Refractory
Rubber
Region Included By Market
Analysis: USA, Europe, Japan, China, India, Southeast Asia, South America,
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Key Topics Covered In This
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1 Rice Husk Ash Market Overview
2 Rice Husk Ash Market
Introduction
2 Outlook and Process of Rice
Husk Ash Market
3 Rice Husk Ash Executive Session
4 Global Rice Husk Ash Market
Research
5 Rice Husk Ash Market Divided by
Type
6 Rice Husk Ash Market Divided by
Region
7 Market Importing and Exporting
8 Manufacturing Process
9 Market Competitive Landscape
10 Appendix/Conclusion
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Husk Ash business decisions by having complete information about the market and
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At last, this Rice Husk Ash
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coming years. The report in like manner deals with the sort investigation,
standing out it from the noteworthy application, ongoing Rice Husk Ash item
improvement and gives a framework of the potential worldwide market.
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1. Industry Summary of Rice Husk
Ash Market
2. Global Rice Husk Ash Size by Type and Application (2018-2023)
3. Company Manufacturers Profiles
4. Global Rice Husk Ash Competition Analysis by Players
5. The United States Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
6. EU Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
7. Japan Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
8. China Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
9. India Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
10. Southeast Asia Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
11. Market Forecast by Regions, Applications, and Types (2018-2023)
12. Rice Husk Ash Market Dynamics
13. Market Factors Analysis
14. Research Conclusions
15. Appendix
2. Global Rice Husk Ash Size by Type and Application (2018-2023)
3. Company Manufacturers Profiles
4. Global Rice Husk Ash Competition Analysis by Players
5. The United States Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
6. EU Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
7. Japan Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
8. China Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
9. India Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
10. Southeast Asia Rice Husk Ash Development Status and Outlook
11. Market Forecast by Regions, Applications, and Types (2018-2023)
12. Rice Husk Ash Market Dynamics
13. Market Factors Analysis
14. Research Conclusions
15. Appendix
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