SEARICE revives mustard cultivation, household oil self-sufficiency among Bhutan farmers
Farmers in a Bhutan village revive vanished mustard varieties and now look forward to producing household oil year-round.
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Sep 1, 20081 min read
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A woman-farmer from a village in Myanmar testifies to the changes in her farming and way of life after a SEARICE Farmer Field School.
Sep 1, 20083 min read
Against the odds: Vietnamese farmer hurdles the difficult road to rice seed certification
This is the story of the first Vietnamese farmer who received formal certification for his self-bred rice variety.
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Women revive neglected and underutilized species in their back yards
A woman-farmer in Myanmar learns to do on-farm research to revive neglected and underutilized crop species.
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Beyond filling the stomach
A woman-farmer in Myanmar learns that providing her family with proper nutrition was more important than simply filling their stomachs.
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Going against the golden grain
Golden Rice has been touted as the solution to a humanitarian need, but IPRs restrict access to it.
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Missing the story on Golden Rice
Supporters of Golden Rice neglect the voices of Philippine farmers and other sectors opposed to this genetically modified variety.
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