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What happened to our rice, IRRI?

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The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), dubbed as the world’s premier propagator of rice science for poverty reduction, is celebrating its 65th year of establishment in the country. Ironically, IRRI’s host country, the Philippines, is going through its worst rice crisis that is evident in record-high prices, declining production, and increasing import dependency. Filipino farmers have remained the poorest among the poor. IRRI was built…

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What happened to our rice, IRRI?

The International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), dubbed as the world’s premier propagator of rice science for poverty reduction, is celebrating its 65th year of establishment in the country. Ironically, IRRI’s host country, the Philippines, is going through its worst rice crisis that is evident in record-high prices, declining production, and increasing import dependency. Filipino farmers have remained the poorest among the poor. IRRI was built…

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