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May 7 2008, AP

Myanmar’s rice-growing heartland has been devastated by Cyclone Nargis, posing worries of long-term food shortages for the impoverished country and political problems for its military regime, experts said Wednesday.

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Rice futures sank to a six-week low Friday, falling for a fifth day on hopes that exports from Pakistan and Japan will ease fears of a shortage of the staple consumed by half the world’s population.

 
 
May 14 2008 by AP0 Comments

The U.N. food agency says cyclone-battered Myanmar faces prolonged food shortages if farmers are not able to return to their fields in the next 90 days.

 
 
May 12 2008 by AP0 Comments

Rice prices in Myanmar’s capital have surged 50 percent since deadly cyclone Nargis, which flooded entire rice-growing areas, a United Nations food agency said Monday.

 
 
May 12 2008 by AP0 Comments

A U.N. food agency says rice prices in the capital of Myanmar have surged 50 percent since a devastating cyclone.

 
 
May 11 2008 by AP0 Comments

Dipping its left wing, a canary-yellow biplane makes a sharp turn and dives over a flooded field, showering rice on the shallow water 15 feet below.

 
 
May 8 2008 by AP0 Comments

Rice futures surged Thursday on worries that devastation to Myanmar’s rice-growing heartland could lead to widespread shortages and worsen the global food crisis.

 
 
May 8 2008 by AP0 Comments

Rice futures surged Thursday on worries that devastation to Myanmar’s rice-growing heartland could lead to widespread shortages, worsening the global food crisis.

 
 
May 7 2008 by AP0 Comments

Cyclone Nargis has devastated Myanmar’s agriculture heartland, known as its rice bowl, experts said Wednesday, and could result in long-term food shortages for the impoverished country.

 
 
May 6 2008 by AP0 Comments

Thailand is dropping plans to create a Southeast Asian rice cartel that would have fixed the price of the skyrocketing commodity over food security concerns, the country’s foreign minister said Tuesday.

 
 
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Feb 16 2008 by Debasmita0 Comments

Well, for me rice is the staple ingredient in any meal. So, I was highly fascinated seeing this new model of a rice cooker, named Rizo (rizo is Japanese word for rice). Wow! An apt name indeed for a rice maker. This contemporary kitchen-ware from the...

 
 
Nov 20 2007 by Mandira0 Comments

The most over populated nation and the most rapidly growing economic in Asia may face shortage of rice in the forthcoming months as the Chinese media reveals that south China are suffering from serious drought. The water levels on two major rivers in...

 
 
Oct 3 2007 by Aparna0 Comments

Chinese agricultural expert Qifa Zhang has called for the development of a new hybrid high-yielding rice. He said that this rice should not only be nutrient-rich, pest-and drought-resistant, it should also reduce the need for use of pesticides and...

 
 
Jul 4 2007 by SAHER1 Comments

A significant food ingredient in many cuisines around the world is rice, which has the distinction of being the most consumed cereal grain of the world. It is the staple food in many regions of the world particularly of countries in East, South and...

 
 
Jul 2 2007 by SAHER0 Comments

Curd is one ingredient that is very important in the Indian cuisine. It finds use not only in preparation of rich gravies, raitas, marinades and mouth-watering dessert like shrikhand but also in simple preparations like lip-smacking lassi, dahi vada,...

 
 
Jun 27 2007 by SAHER0 Comments

If you are thinking of trying out the cuisine of Spain, then you ought to first try out the most celebrated rice dish that comes from the lands of this country. The paella is a rice dish that can be traced back to the Valencia region in the eastern...

 
 
Jun 7 2007 by Parul G0 Comments

Swams of grasshoppers are hovering Chinese cities and have become an enigma for farmers. This herbivorous insect has attacked 1.2 million ha (4,600 sq miles) of paddy fields in south China, up 40 percent on last year.

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Mar 8 2007 by Esther0 Comments

The versatility of rice is less talked about, until the intensity of nuttiness and aroma of different varieties of brown, red, black and white rice, mingles with other ingredients to create chic delicacies.

An article tips about various ways of...

 
 
Feb 19 2007 by Pratyush0 Comments

The United States is trying hard to resume peace in Middle East between Hamas and Fatah movement. The Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was busy on Monday to resume Israel-Palestinian peace talks.

However, the two leaders did not talk to media...

 
 
Dec 3 2006 by Anupam Agnihotri0 Comments

Australia has come forward proclaiming its fight against child obesity. Revealing about the first phase of its strategy, the Western Australian Government has declared that from next year it will ban fatty foods in school canteens. Moreover, it will draw...

 
 
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As of now, my country has a big problem with rice hoarding that is why they made a law against it. The thing is, one of the provinces in our country that produces the...
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If only neighboring countries in Asia or even in the world will eagerly help each other in addressing the food crisis that we are all undertaking, we can surpass this...
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Unheard Voices Blog quotes UNDP which hit the panic button for Bangladesh last month: “Skyrocketing oil prices have driven up the cost of food worldwide, but...
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Bangladesh, the eighth populous country of the world is fighting with growing prices of food items. Hundreds of people queued before the fixed rate food shop run by...
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The US administration has now praised India‘s role in the Non-Aligned Movement. US Ambassador David C Mulford told media persons at the occasion to celebrate American...
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Many households have entered the uncomfortable zone with each tick marked before rising prices; balancing the checkbooks I mean to manage the home budget for a common...
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The US and Israel will shun a Palestinian unity government unless it recognises Israel, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert says. Hamas, the biggest group in the proposed...
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Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state, has met Ehud Barak, the Israeli defence minister, to discuss the removal of roadblocks dotting the occupied Palestinian...
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The global run on food that has led to shortages and riots in Egypt, Haiti and other nations has made its way to U.S. shores. Concerned about rising prices and limited...
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Vietnam officially committed yesterday to supply up to 1.5 million metric tons of rice to the Philippines. The commitment is contained in a memorandum of agreement...
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President Arroyo ordered yesterday the Department of Agriculture to undertake a shakeup in the rice industry to stop hoarding and the diversion of subsidized rice to...
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An East Timorese farmer sorts rice during the harvesting season in Maliana, East Timor, Monday, May 12, 2008. World rice prices have risen sharply this year because of growing demand, poor weather in some rice-producing countries and demand that has...