Irrigated Rice Research Consortium


 

Improving farmer livelihoods in Asia: knowledge-intensive crop management for irrigated rice

The Irrigated Rice Research Consortium (IRRC) strives to ensure that Asian rice farmers benefit from technologies arising through research. The consortium aims to

Strengthen national agricultural research and extension systems (NARES)-extension partnerships for technology development, validation, and promotion
Strengthen capacity of NARES partners
Develop improved approaches and technologies for more productive and sustainable production
Disseminate promising production principles and technologies  
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News

3rd IRRC Steering Committee Meeting a success! Hanoi, VietnamIn the face of growing pressure on one of Asia’s most important food production systems, experts are warning that farmers must get more help to make them more efficient. Full story

Aerobic rice scientists gather in China More than 70 scientists shared their knowledge and experiences in aerobic rice development at the International Workshop on Aerobic Rice in Beijing, China, on 22-24 October 2007. Full story

IRRC scientists bag awards in late 2007 In Cambodia, the Postproduction Work Group has joined resources with the Asian Development Bank and the Japan Fund for Poverty Reduction in an International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) project called Improving Poor Farmers’ Livelihoods through Improved Rice Postharvest Technology. Full story

Events
 
IRRC Country Outreach Program (ICOP) Workshop on 4-6 February 2008 at the Philippine Rice Research Institute, Nueva Ecija Philippines.
  • Field visit on 3 February and 2-day meeting at the International Rice Research Institute on 7-8 February to discuss activities for the new project in South and Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, and the Indonesian ICOP for 2008
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Site Specific Nutrient Management Web (updated)

Site Specific Nutrient Management helps rice farmers and the environment

Country Outreach Programs partnering to improve livelihoods

Strengthening ties with Indonesia
Philippine outreach program on course
Tracing IRRC tracks in Vietnam
Back-to-back weeds and statistics training held in Myanmar
Easing the plight of the hungry in Bangladesh
 
Our partners up close         
 

  Pyseth Meas: A person with a purpose

  Flor Palis: Adding a human side to rice research

 

What's new?                       

bullet The weedy rice brochure in: English, Tagalog,
bullet Hindi 
bullet Bahasa Malay (Ancaman Padi Angin Dan Kaedah Penguru Sannya) and
bullet Chinese (亚洲稻田的杂草稻简介)(in Publications and Weeds Workgroup pages)
 
bullet The "Dirty Dozen" Twelve most troublesome weeds of rice in Asia (Workgroups - Weeds)  
bullet New web page on rodent management (Related projects)

 

 

Featured Publication


The IRRC Newsletter


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Research streams


Measuring SSNM impact in the Red River Delta

Voices for change: involving farmers in IRRC research

Intensive production gains in India

    
    
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