Studies and promotes sustainable growing methods in Australia.

Article on the production of rice in conditions where they may be submerged for variable and lengthy periods.

A discussion of who benefits from the genetic modification of rice to produce beta-carotene.

A detailed account of the origin of rice cultivation in southeast Asia.

A research and training center established to improve the well-being of rice farmers and consumers, particularly those with low incomes. It is dedicated to helping farmers in developing countries produce more food on limited land using fewer inputs, without harming the environment. Based in the Philippines.

A collection of links to studies evaluating the impact of such emissions on climate change.

A detailed account supporting a hypothesis that the original domestication of rice took place in China.

Integrated rice genetic map and mutant database at the National Institute of Genetics in Japan.

A tabular reference guide to rice growing methods, techniques, and information from the Malaysian government.

Part of the Japanese MAFF Genome Research Project. It is a joint plant genome research program of the National Institute of Agrobiological Resources (NIAR) and the Society for Techno-innovation of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (STAFF).

Information on the crop, its global significance, and current research.

The e-zine of the print publication, Rice Journal has been published for over 100 years, from January to June. The site features stories from current and back issues.

Rice knowledge repository provided by the International Rice Research Institute. Includes collections of articles on cultivation, usage, and botany, maps, and business information.

An account of the methods by which freshwater fish farming can be integrated with padi rice growing.

Provides information about the history, production, and distribution of rice, as well as discussions of environmental and geographic factors, and current research issues.

Information about the cultivation and the economy of the world's rice crop.

a foundation working to secure a prosperous future for Asia's rice societies by supporting rice educational activities, cultural preservation, research, and advocacy movements.

National in scope and serves the entire US rice industry conducting research in areas of rice breeding, quality, pathology and entomology.

Mission is to increase the sustainable productivity of rice-based cropping systems while conserving the natural resource base. Research focus and outreach, publications, news releases, events, employment opportunities, contact information, and a list of donors and trustees.