1. Origin – VT09 is developed from the combination of TL67/DL07. – The variety was introduced into production according to the Document No. 234/VCLT-KH dated July 27, 2021 of the Field Crops Research Institute. – Authors: MSc. Nguyen Dinh Thieu, Dr. Doan Xuan Canh, MSc. Nguyen Van Tan, MSc. Do
1. Origin – VT15 is developed from the combination of D15/D24. – The variety was introduced into production according to the Document No. 245/VCLT-KH dated Aug 10, 2021 of the Field Crops Research Institute. – Authors: Dr. Doan Xuan Canh, MSc. Nguyen Dinh Thieu, MSc. Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha, MSc.
1. Origin – Jujube VC01 was an imported variety. – The variety was introduced into production according to the Document No. 187/VCLT-KH dated June 18, 2021 of the Field Crops Research Institute and posted on the database of the Department of Crop Production, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development according
1. Origin – Thanh Ngoc was selected from a combination of Ha Chau/ So 1. – The variety was introduced into production according to the Document No. 369/VCLT-KH, dated October 17, 2023 of the Field Crops Research Institute and posted on the database of the Department of Crop Production, Ministry
1. Origin – Thanh Ngoc was selected from a combination of BX7/TT5. – The variety was introduced into production according to the Document No. 367/VCLT-KH, dated October 17, 2023 of the Field Crops Research Institute and posted on the database of the Department of Crop Production, Ministry of Agriculture and
AWD is easy to learn and makes use of inexpensive tools to gauge water level to know whether it is time to flood or drain the field. Water supply to about 27,000 rice farmers in Central Luzon in the Philippines was cut off due in part to decreasing water levels
IRRI’s new breeding factory A bigger rice bowl Rice in Mexico, the land of maize Adding value to Africa’s rice Women who moved mountains for heirloom rice Specifications Publisher:International Rice Research Institute Language:English ISSN:1655-5422 Pages:43 pages PDF:Download PDF
Key facts Between 2012-2014, the Emergency and Resilience Programme (ERP) has invested more than US$5 million in support of 18,500 vulnerable farming households in Lesotho. ERP provides input support and capacity development on Conservation Agriculture, home gardening and nutrition targeting communities, lead farmers and extension services. The ERP is jointly