Southeast Missouri State University will host an agriculture technology workshop series, beginning Aug. 1, to help agribusinesses gain insight into innovations and regional resources available to them. Read More »
Lower acreage, increased export expectations bring market optimism, but more export sales will be needed to significantly boost prices. Read More »
As you prepare your fields for this year’s crop, USA Rice is developing marketing plans to help move the rice you will grow. Read More »
With an imbalance between supply and demand, lower production and supplies will be needed in 2017 to strengthen prices. Read More »
For more than six decades, a major stop along the way to a new rice farming season is the Mid-South Farm & Gin Show. This year’s event will be held at the Cook Convention Center in Memphis, Tenn., March 3-4. Read More »
Market needs a spark in demand, particularly from foreign buyers, to reach upside price potential. Read More »
TEXAS Dr. M.O. “Mo” Way Rice Research Entomologist moway@aesrg.tamu.edu It was an ugly year Rice was planted on about 165,000 acres in 2016 compared to about 130,000 in 2015, according to the Texas Rice Crop Survey. This increase was due to release of water to farmers along the Colorado and Brazos Rivers following a wet winter, which helped fill upstream ... Read More »
To create positive momentum and remove the cloud moving forward, demand and accompanying sales will need to increase. Read More »
Rice Growers Association LLC recently opened an office in Yuba City, Calif. The vertically integrated company was formed by rice producer Greg Van Dyke and industry veteran Pat Daddow. Read More »
Erratic export demand, strong U.S. dollar and higher U.S. rice prices conspire to soften short-term market outlook. Read More »
Rice Farming A One Grower Publication