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Current Issue: February 2011
Walk On The Wild Side In 1972, while studying plant genetics at the University of California, Davis, new graduate student Ken Foster became intrigued with wild rice but never thought that it would become a part of his life’s occupation. At that time, wild rice was new to cultivation, in general, and especially to California. Read more. Feature Stories • Walk On The Wild Side California rice breeder pursues his passion • Variety Highlights Arkansas rice experts collect and share reliable data Columns & Departments • From the Editor Through the looking glass • Rice Producers Forum China: Largest rice market in the world • USA Rice Federation U.S. House establishes congressional Rice Caucus • Industry News
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