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13. Rice News: Garden House for folks who love to eat
In 2001, Mina converted the house into a Garden House, a quaint restaurant serving Filipino Hispanic dishes In Garden House, one might relish "rare" rice varieties such as black rice for the black paella and red rice which is served to complement the binagoongang baboy On the menu will be pumpkin soup, tacos, estofado, chicken adobo (which, Mina explains, the Spaniards used to cook with cerbeza negra which Filipinos substituted with vinegar), garden house salad which was Joe Gabors recipe, red rice with chorizos, bangus belly, pasta marinera
Source - Manila Bulletin, Philippines - Read the story


14. Rice News: Mad Cow Slices 2004 Livestock Revenue
USDA projected 2004 livestock sales at $101 billion, down $4 9 billion from 2003 USDA's discovery of mad cow disease in a Washington state dairy cow on Dec 23 triggered a sharp decline in cattle prices and a virtual halt in U S beef exports Prices for major crops have risen on tight global supplies and poor weather in several crop-exporting nations
Source - Reuters.com - Read the story


15. Rice News: Agri quarantine in quandary
Import-export checks a sham: Phyto-sanitary conditions hardly met Quarantine centres under the Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) are allegedly issuing indiscriminate import permission certificates and release orders for import consignments of all kinds of agricultural products, irrespective of whether they are of banned varieties or not centres in Dhaka, Benapole, Darsana, Chittagong seaport, Bhomra and Hili, including some service centres, are issuing import certificates and release orders to such imports disregarding the obligatory examination of the plants
Source - NFB: News From Bangladesh - Read the story


16. Rice News: Battle for Biotech Progress
This particular variety, called Bt cotton, has been modified to resist the cotton bollworm, its most destructive pest worldwide On June 3, 2002 Greenpeace issued a media release announcing the publication of a report on the "adverse environmental impacts of Bt cotton in China " The fact is, because Bt cotton requires much less chemical pesticide than conventional cotton, these other insects can survive better in Bt cotton fields Bt cotton was approved for planting in March 2002
Source - Truth about Trade & Technology, United States - Read the story


17. Rice News: Karu wants electricity consumption reduced by at least 10 percent
Saturday, 31 January 2004 Karu wants electricity consumption reduced by at least 10 percent Power and Energy Minister karu Jayasuriya yesterday called on the public to reduce electricity consumption by at least 10 percent due to the drought in the country The Minister said: "This drought has exerted a drastic impact on power generation Water levels in reservoirs harnessed for power generation have been drastically reduced over the last few weeks "Meanwhile, consumption of electrical energy is on the increase
Source - Daily News, Sri Lanka - Read the story


18. Rice News: Export chief sees Vietnam prospect
Fresno center's director observes healing relations Vietnam is being a lot more strict on beef imports John Hoang said his father had worked for the government of South Vietnam during the war A bilateral trade agreement between the United States and Vietnam took effect Dec 10, 2001 After Torres' assignment in Vietnam, members of the Hmong Business Association of California in Fresno met with him to talk about trade prospects with Vietnam and neighboring Laos
Source - fresnobee.com - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Farmers Commemorate Food Check-Out Day in Jacksonville
The national Food Check-Out Day event, held this year in Jacksonville, Fla , recognizes the farmers contribution to the affordability of food in the United States In the spirit of Food Check-Out Day, Farm Bureau members will make similar food donations to Ronald McDonald Houses in other cities across the nation Typically, consumers spend just 10 percent of their disposable annual income on food, wrote Veneman In 1970, Food Check-Out Day would have been February 20
Source - American Farm Bureau - Read the story


14. Rice News: Sugar Loses in Australia-US Trade Deal
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian sugar was the big loser and wheat a winner in a free trade agreement with the United States that left Australian farmers critical of lingering U S trade restrictions The United States has refused to allow more access for Australian sugar exports, but agreed to reduce tariffs on Australian beef over 18 years and increase the duty free quota for dairy products Australian beef producers joined their sugar colleagues in criticizing the free trade agreement
Source - Reuters via Yahoo! News - Read the story


15. Rice News: Valley churchgoers hear Gibson explain 'Passion'
Maggie Galehouse Mel Gibson spoke to thousands of churchgoers via satellite Saturday, stumping for the Feb 25 release of his controversial new film, The Passion of the Christ At North Phoenix Baptist Church, Central Avenue and Bethany Home Road, more than 100 people gathered to watch a live interview with the actor/director Gibson brushed off those claims Saturday Film-related materials have been made available to churches and faith groups that would like to distribute them, including posters, fliers and door hangers
Source - azcentral.com - Read the story


16. Rice News: Lesson from Gujarat in transferring tubewells
Gujarat public tubewells were installed by the Gujarat Water Resources Development Corporation (GWRDC) to provide affordable irrigation to all categories of farmers Mere transfer of tubewells to farmer groups on lease did not indicate success In the case of transferred tubewells, the performance was found to be better than those of GWRDC tubewells Balance in animal feed must Roughage World Bamboo Congress
Source - The Tribune - Read the story


17. Rice News: Shortage looms despite rise in maize price
Since last month, the Government has increased the producer price of maize from Sh1,010 to Sh1,100 per 90kg bag Tanzania is currently facing severe drought, which has hit about 10 districts As a result, the price of maize and other foodstuff, especially cereals, have escalated The board has purchased some 700,0 bags of maize from farmers out of its target of 5 million bags this season Bomet district is said to have seen its production decline by more than 86,0 bags
Source - Financial Standard, Kenya - Read the story


18. Rice News: World-Class ice sculptor teaches the art to beginners
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner · 200 North Cushman Street · Fairbanks, AK · 99707 · (907) 456-61 World-Class ice sculptor teaches the art to beginners FAIRBANKS Like most of Zhikhartsev's students, Mary Ann Miller said she and her husband had never tried to do anything creative with ice Students paid $90 to participate in the class Zhikhartsev, who also operates Infinite Ice, a private business offering instruction in ice sculpture, watercolor and figure drawing, supplied the ice and most of the necessary materials Zhikhartsev started the students on a warmer medium
Source - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, AK - Read the story


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13. Rice News: FTA unlikely to benefit grain growers
Tuesday February 10, 01:43 PM FTA unlikely to benefit grain growers A free trade agreement with the United States is unlikely to provide any benefit to the nation's grain growers, AWB Ltd chairman Brendan Stewart says The FTA commits both countries to open state trading enterprises to more competition in the current round of world trade organisation negotiations State trading enterprises usually include export monopolies such as that enjoyed by AWB as well as the Australian rice and sugar industries
Source - Yahoo! Australia & NZ News - Read the story


14. Rice News: 2 Pentagon members slain
Pentagon members slain Chief Insp Raul Supiter, Tacurong City police director, identified the slain suspects as Macapagal Mabang alias Commander Macapagal and his brother Mutin alias Commander Resmie, both residents of Barangay Gaonan in M'lang, North Cotabato About a dozen heavily armed men stormed a rice mill in Tacurong City owned by Ang in an attempt to kidnap him Killed in the attack were Richard Escobia, acting treasurer of Tacurong City in Sultan Kudarat, and Aileen Lustre, also an employee of the treasurer's office
Source - Sun Star, Philippines - Read the story


15. Rice News: Catering-UK - The UK's Catering Sector Trade News Portal
Have A 'Supreme Songkran' With Brahim's Sauces Varieties in the range are: Thai Kaffir Lime Leaf & Basil Sauce; Thai Sweet & Sour Sauce; Thai Masaman Curry Sauce and Thai Green Curry Sauce These are complemented by other South East Asian flavours such as: Malaysian Hoi Sin Sauce; Malaysian Nyonya Sauce; Malaysian Masak Merah Sauce and Indonesian Rendang Sauce For more information on Brahim's sauces please call Peter Ridges on 07702 977350
Source - Catering UK - Read the story


16. Rice News: Paddy cultivation techniques demonstratedax
Yangon, 8 Feb - State Peace and Development Council Member Lt-Gen Aung Htwe, this morning attended the demonstration on paddy cultivation techniques held at Taryaw agricultural research farm of Myanma Agriculture Service in Taunggyi Township General Manager of MAS Dr Min Aung reported matters on production and distribution of paddy seeds of the farm Afterwards, Lt-Gen Aung Htwe and party viewed round the documentary photos on cultivation of high yield paddy, samples of paddy and maize produced
Source - The New Light of Myanmar - Read the story


17. Rice News: Pakistanis stay away from chicken for flu fears
Pakistan's most popular fast food chain, Kentucky Fried Chicken, and local poultry manufacturers have put out large advertisements in the papers, ensuring consumers that they are using "healthy and processed" chicken "We continue to serve our valued clients with chicken from the poultry farms in north of Pakistan," reads an ad by a leading poultry producer, Value Chickens The small chicken farmers are the real losers
Source - Yahoo! India News - Read the story


18. Rice News: Outlaws kill AL man, wound informant
Sun February 08, 2004 Outlaws kill AL man, wound informant Threaten to kill UP chairman in Keshabpur Staff Correspondent, Khulna The BCP letter accused the UP chairman of helping the joint forces arrest most wanted BCP armed cadre Haider Shaikh in November last year In another incident, unidentified miscreants believed to be operatives of an outlawed outfit killed an AL activist and rice trader Babul Howlader in a bomb attack at about 8:30pm on Friday at Tetultala under Gilatala union of Rampal upazila in Bagerhat
Source - The Daily Star, Bangladesh - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Flavier: The parable of the luckiest farmer
Sunday, February 08, 2004 Flavier: The parable of the luckiest farmer THE FARMER was an average man by barrio standards Did you win in jueteng?" his friend asked Imagine, yesterday during that thunderstorm "You are really masuwerte," agreed the friend A month later, the farmer ran to his best friend and exclaimed, "Pre, now you have to call me mas masuwerte (luckier) " "Wow! Now, you really have to call me pinakamasuwerte (luckiest) the man was finished this very morning "
Source - Sun Star Network - Read the story


14. Rice News: USDA Supply & Demand Report Text Highlights
Due to slightly smaller production and increased use, projected global stocks are reduced by just over 1 million tons Projected sorghum prices are $2 35 to $2 55 per bushel Exports of long-grain rice are projected at 74 million cwt, 2 million cwt below last month, while combined medium- and short-grain rice exports are projected at 20 million cwt, 1 million cwt below last month Lower beet sugar production more than offsets higher cane sugar production The turkey production forecast is lowered slightly
Source - AgWeb - Read the story


15. Rice News: THE FACES OF FARMING'S FUTURE
Michael was once the youngest rice farmer in Jackson County, and his grandfather Rudolph was the oldest Dustin Guthman, 22, of Eagle Lake is a third-generation farmer Tim Lapham, 28, and his father, Ira, farm in Chesterville Farming runs in both sides of Kevin Hoffman's family His dad and granddad both farm rice, and his other grandfather is a row-crop farmer Farming offers "freedom and flexibility," he said
Source - AgNews, TX - Read the story


16. Rice News: Flavier: The parable of the entertainment
Tuesday, February 10, 2004 Flavier: The parable of the entertainment THE farmer felt a sense of pride as he gave the city man a tour of his farm The rice stalks extended in straight rows Next, the farmer showed his backyard garden lush with various vegetables growing in neat beds while upo (white squash), kalabasa (squash) and chayote vines climbed and crawled along bamboo trellises The farmer was somewhat surprised "You mean you go and eat halo-halo for entertainment?" "No, I watch the young lady selling halo-halo
Source - Sun Star Network - Read the story


17. Rice News: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Agricultural dumping is the exporting of commodities at prices below their cost of production The U S is one of the world's largest sources of dumped agricultural commodities · Wheat was exported at an average price of 43 percent below cost of production; · Soybeans were exported at an average price of 25 percent below cost of production; Progress on agricultural dumping at the WTO seems unlikely as countries remain deadlocked over agricultural negotiations IATP's full report, United States Dumping on World Agricultural Markets, and latest analysis can be found at:
Source - Common Dreams - Read the story


18. Rice News: World Rice Supplies Dwindle
China's 2003-04 rice crop is projected at 115 0 million metric tons (MT), 1 5 million MT below last month, 7 million MT below 2002-03, and 25 million MT below the 1997-98 record Global ending stocks are the lowest since 1983-84 Nearly 2,0 articles per month are added to website, covering all primary agricultural commodity markets AgReport is one of the most dynamic agricultural market information destinations on the internet Use of Information Copyright 2004 STAT Communications Ltd
Source - Ag Report - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Spicy Szechuan shrimp quick to make, high in flavour
February 10, 2004 Szechuan Shrimp 45 ml (3 tbsp) water 30 ml (2 tbsp) ketchup 15 ml (1 tbsp) reduced-sodium soy sauce 10 ml (2 tsp) cornstarch 5 ml (1 tsp) honey 5 ml (1 tsp) grated fresh ginger or 1 ml ( 1/4 tsp) ground ginger 2 ml ( 1/2 tsp) crushed red pepper 15 ml (1 tbsp) peanut oil or cooking oil 125 ml ( 1/2 cup) sliced green onions 500 ml (2 cups) cooked rice noodles or hot cooked rice Thaw shrimp, if frozen Add shrimp
Source - Fort Frances Times, Canada - Read the story


14. Rice News: Matsukaze: Japanese Cuisine, Hawaiian Style
Matsukaze is a Hawaiian style Japanese restaurant What's the difference between Hawaiian style and traditional Japanese menus? Take the teriyaki beef or chicken, for example Then there's the plate lunch Matsukaze offers seven plate lunches, ranging in price from $5 95 to $6 50 The chicken and beef teriyaki plates feature the restaurant's mouth-watering teriyaki sauce, and then there's the chicken marinated in a spicy soy, garlic and sesame sauce, the Filipino shoyu chicken that is simmered in a mild soy and ginger sauce, and two mahi mahi dishes, featuring this mild fish
Source - WhiteCityNews.com, United States - Read the story


15. Rice News: Thai Emerald adds a taste of Bangkok
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: 2/12/04 ] Thai Emerald adds a taste of Bangkok The Emerald menu opens with appetizers of basil rolls; chicken wings stuffed with ground pork, shrimp, noodles and mushrooms; sweet, crispy rice noodles sauteed with shrimp, tofu and sprouts; and crab wrapped in a pastry shell Main dishes of chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, mixed seafood and tofu are served with steamed rice For info, call 770-552-6700 Heading north Artful lunch
Source - Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA - Read the story


16. Rice News: COMMENT
Build reservoirs to regulate water flow Finally, we should apply new watering technology, improve management of water sources, distribute and use water effectively Water in our stations reservoir is 109m We will have to supply water for agriculture, so the water level will drop to 90m About 32,0ha along the Nhue River lack of water Water in Hong River, Ha Noi, is 0 5m lower than needed All the districts pumping stations draw from the Nhue Rivers water
Source - Viet Nam News - Read the story


17. Rice News: Bush eyes war on nuclear black market and more »
Thursday, 12 Feb 2004 Bush eyes war on nuclear black market Bush offered remedies from bans on certain nuclear exports; to overhauling the UN watchdog International Atomic Energy Agency; to more aggressive law enforcement and intelligence operations to dismantle illicit sales networks Bush also renewed his September 2003 call for the United Nations to pass a resolution criminalising proliferation, enacting strict export controls, and requiring nations to secure sensitive materials
Source - Sunday Times, South Africa - Read the story


18. Rice News: Elegant Indique hits the mark in most areas
At Indique, they are called "first tastes," or small plates Samosas and dosas at Indique are unlike those served in most Indian restaurants Crab tikki is Indique's little crabcake, delicate and excellent Chicken shashlik is pleasant enough The chicken curry Indique is excellent Indique serves Kingfisher beer from India and Samuel Smith ale RESTAURANT: Indique, 3512-14 Connecticut Ave PRICES: Small plates $4 to $7; main courses $10 to $19; breads $2 and $3
Source - Washington Times, DC - Read the story


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13. Rice News: U.S. knows what the price of victory is
GUADALAJARA, Mexico (Feb 10, 2004) (AP) -- Already missing the U S baseball team, the Athens Olympics would be without the men's soccer squad, too, unless the Americans win at Mexico on Tuesday night Landon Donovan, Beasley and Bobby Convey -- all national team starters -- head the American team in the qualifier, limited to players under 23 ``We've scored more goals in the tournament than anyone else; we've scored 10 goals,'' Myernick said The United States advanced to the showdown with Mexico by defeating Panama, Canada and Honduras
Source - US National Soccer Players - Read the story


14. Rice News: Nation's Food Banks Emphasize Nutrition
Last year, the food bank gave away 3 million pounds of it, nutrition manager Leslie Oliver says The Chicago-based organization works with more than 200 regional food banks In Oakland, the Alameda County Community Food Bank considered banning soda from its warehouse ``I drink soda,'' said Suzan Bateson, the food bank's executive director In Dallas, the North Texas Food Bank decided to make milk, eggs, rice, pinto beans and pasta always available
Source - Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA - Read the story


15. Rice News: School's days are numbered
Process begins to close Letterkenny Elementary Robert Helman, Eugene Gayman and board president Stanley Helman voted against moving forward with the Letterkenny closing at this time In previous meetings, the board has discussed closing Letterkenny at the end of the 2004-2005 school year According to the school code, the district must inform the public of the open meeting at least 15 days before the meeting date
Source - Public Opinion - Read the story


16. Rice News: Workers uncover 2000-year-old artifacts
Central Minnesota local news for 12 February, 2004 12 February, 2004 GARRISON -- Initial work on a Mille Lacs Lake archaeological site points to harvest and habitation activities that took place about 2,0 years ago The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe bought the land two years ago Water vs history "We definitely need the sewer," Aune said Pollution control The archaeological dig has not delayed the project, Hamborg said The system will serve the Garrison Kathio West Mille Lacs Lake Sanitary Sewer District, with treatment at a band-operated wastewater plant completed in September
Source - St. Cloud Times, MN - Read the story


17. Rice News: Use our pull-down menus to find more stories
Sierra Leone was a proud precursor of the television President Kabbah's government has a massive mandate from the people (even though this may have dwindled considerably over the past few months) A result-oriented government does not need much campaigning An economic turn around in the country's fortunes could lead to a massive improvement in the lives of the people Inspite of the abundance of the APC years for example, people's standard of living saw no marked improvement
Source - AllAfrica.com, Africa - Read the story


18. Rice News: Thailand - Oil & Gas - News and Latest Information
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Source - EINnews.com - Read the story


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13. Rice News: China Expects Bigger 2004 Rice Harvest
As a result, farmers in southern China are forecast to increase rice acreage in 2004; the overall national increase, however, likely will not exceed 5% overall because of the higher profitability and lower labor requirements of other cash crops For example rice prices rose about 30% in 2003, but cotton prices rose 50% Nearly 2,0 articles per month are added to website, covering all primary agricultural commodity markets This article count is growing as we add new features to the website Use of Information Copyright 2004 STAT Communications Ltd
Source - Ag Report - Read the story


14. Rice News: NOLI EXPECTS SWEEP IN HIS HOME PROVINCE FOR HIM AND GMA
Not only 90 percent but 100 percent of Mindoro is for the President," De Castro said in Filipino Mrs Arroyos official campaign spokesman, Michael Defensor, also expressed confidence that the President will have 100 percent support in De Castros bailiwick Mrs Arroyo stressed that Mindoro Oriental is now the second largest rice producer in the country through her administrations efforts From 35,0 hectares in 2002, the President reported that there are now 100,0 hectares planted to Gloria rice in 2003
Source - Philippine Headline News, Philippines - Read the story


15. Rice News: Rice apologetic, defensive over Pro Bowl boot
By RICK STROUD, Times Staff Writer Published February 10, 2004 TAMPA - Simeon Rice apologized Monday for actions that led to his dismissal from the Pro Bowl BRUNELL, REDSKINS TO TALK: The Jaguars are letting quarterback Mark Brunell talk directly to Washington and other teams interested in trading for him The Jaguars also named longtime special-teams expert Pete Rodriguez as special-teams coordinator, Bob Ligashesky a special-teams assistant and Andy Heck an offensive assistant
Source - St. Petersburg Times, FL - Read the story


16. Rice News: Police nab 21 suspected robbers
Police in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday arrested 21 people suspected of stealing 320 sacks of rice each weighing 50kg belonging to Export Trading Company Police surrounded the area The Dar es Salaam Region Police boss said the driver and those who accompanied him were arrested The RPC named other suspects arrested in the trap as Issa Hare(30), Yusuf Bakari (32), Ali Mseri (40), Abdallah Mpondi (30), John Mbena (31), Castor Bakari(52) and Shaban Mponda (50)
Source - IPPMedia - The Guardian, Tanzania - Read the story


17. Rice News: Hosting: Dim Sum at Home
EDMONTON - Location: Around the table If dim sum had been invented by a North American, he'd have called it brunch Dim sum, a Cantonese word, translates as "touch the heart " Small plates and/or bowls, if you're serving rice - The shopping: Although dim sum food is fiddly, labour-intensive and takes hours to prepare from scratch, a great array of dim sum items are now available at retail
Source - Edmonton Journal, Canada - Read the story


18. Rice News: N.Korea moves from rice to potato
SEOUL, South Korea, Feb 13 (UPI) -- For North Korea, rice is more than a grain North Korean agricultural experts, however, were forced to press forward "juche farming" because it was introduced by "Great Leader" Kim After decades-long food shortages, North Korea recently launched a nationwide campaign to produce more potato, a major shift from rice North Korea has mobilized workers for potato farming there
Source - United Press International - Read the story


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13. Rice News: NOLI EXPECTS SWEEP IN HIS HOME PROVINCE FOR HIM AND GMA
Not only 90 percent but 100 percent of Mindoro is for the President," De Castro said in Filipino Mrs Arroyos official campaign spokesman, Michael Defensor, also expressed confidence that the President will have 100 percent support in De Castros bailiwick Mrs Arroyo stressed that Mindoro Oriental is now the second largest rice producer in the country through her administrations efforts From 35,0 hectares in 2002, the President reported that there are now 100,0 hectares planted to Gloria rice in 2003
Source - Philippine Headline News, Philippines - Read the story


14. Rice News: Police nab 21 suspected robbers
Police in Dar es Salaam on Wednesday arrested 21 people suspected of stealing 320 sacks of rice each weighing 50kg belonging to Export Trading Company Police surrounded the area The Dar es Salaam Region Police boss said the driver and those who accompanied him were arrested The RPC named other suspects arrested in the trap as Issa Hare(30), Yusuf Bakari (32), Ali Mseri (40), Abdallah Mpondi (30), John Mbena (31), Castor Bakari(52) and Shaban Mponda (50)
Source - IPP Media - Read the story


15. Rice News: WSU organic research gets funding boost
Thanks to more funding from the federal government, Washington State University scientists will be able to conduct more research on organic farming The federal government's 2004 omnibus budget bill includes almost twice the money in last year's bill for organic research at WSU Cavalieri oversees organic and conventional agricultural research in the university's research stations across the state including in Prosser, Puyallup, Wenatchee, Long Beach, Mt Vernon and Vancouver David Granatstein's research is partly paid by the federal money
Source - Mid Columbia Tri City Herald, WA - Read the story


16. Rice News: Vietnam prepares for WTO eighth round talks
Rice firms secure export deals of 1 2 mln tonnes January rice exports reached 30,0 tonnes, earning US$4 million "The award honours the success of foreign-invested businesses in Vietnam Vietnam prepares for WTO eighth round talks The five countries' rice exports make up 75 percent of the world rice market Vietnam exports pork to Russia RADIO THE VOICE OF VIETNAM,ADD: 58 QUANSU STREET, HANOI, VIETNAM
Source - Voice of Viet Nam, Vietnam - Read the story


17. Rice News: 'Against the Grain' makes case for change in agricultural ...
By Chronicle Staff Writer Agriculture, author Richard Manning says bluntly, is catastrophic In his new book, "Against The Grain: How Agriculture Has Hijacked Civilization," Manning has fashioned a compelling counter-narrative to the orthodox view of farming as a blessing to mankind Agriculture is not about growing food, but growing commodities, more raw material to be processed, Manning argues Organic farming is the fastest-growing segment of agriculture, he notes But Manning said he's not optimistic
Source - The Bozeman Daily Chronicle, MT - Read the story


18. Rice News: FAO commends fish trade in developing countries
"Over one-third of fisheries production moves into international trade, and over half of this trade in value terms originates in developing countries," notes Grímur Valdimarsson, Director of FAO`s Fishery Industries Division For developing countries whose market share of world fish exports in value terms is just over 50 percent this trade offers a vital source of income The FAO research findings released Friday also reveal that developing countries still tend to focus mainly on exports of unprocessed fish
Source - AngolaPress - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Vietnam prepares for WTO eighth round talks
Rice firms secure export deals of 1 2 mln tonnes January rice exports reached 30,0 tonnes, earning US$4 million "The award honours the success of foreign-invested businesses in Vietnam Vietnam prepares for WTO eighth round talks The five countries' rice exports make up 75 percent of the world rice market Vietnam exports pork to Russia RADIO THE VOICE OF VIETNAM,ADD: 58 QUANSU STREET, HANOI, VIETNAM
Source - Voice of Viet Nam, Vietnam - Read the story


14. Rice News: Dietary fads troubling to farmers
On the Amazon com best-seller list, three of the top 10 books are diet books, "The South Beach Diet" by Arthur Agatston, and two books by Phil McGraw, "The Ultimate Weight Solution" and "The Ultimate Weight Solution Food Guide " No fruit? The South Beach Diet later reintroduces some fruit What's peanut butter without bread? Obviously diet plans don't mix When best-selling diet books tell people to avoid eating certain foods, consumer reaction can affect food sales and ripple all the way through the industry to the farmer
Source - News Democrat & Leader - Read the story


15. Rice News: Shortage looms despite rise in maize price
Since last month, the Government has increased the producer price of maize from Sh1,010 to Sh1,100 per 90kg bag Tanzania is currently facing severe drought, which has hit about 10 districts As a result, the price of maize and other foodstuff, especially cereals, have escalated The board has purchased some 700,0 bags of maize from farmers out of its target of 5 million bags this season Bomet district is said to have seen its production decline by more than 86,0 bags
Source - Financial Standard, Kenya - Read the story


16. Rice News: EU-15: 2003/04 Wheat, Coarse Grain and Rice Estimates by Country
Production Estimates and Crop Assessment Division EU-15: 2003/04 Wheat, Coarse Grain and Rice Estimates by Country FAS/Washington estimates 2003/04 European Union (EU-15) wheat production at 90 7 million tons, 8 percent below last year's revised crop of 103 9 million FAS/Washington estimates 2003/04 EU-15 coarse grain production at 92 4 million tons, 13 percent below last year's revised crop of 105 6 million Total coarse grain yield for this year's crop is estimated to be 4 92 tons per hectare, substantially lower than last year's yield of 5 51 tons per hectare Country Details
Source - AgExporter - Read the story


17. Rice News: Students chip away at cool artworks
Fairbanks Daily News-Miner · 200 North Cushman Street · Fairbanks, AK · 99707 · (907) 456-61 Students chip away at cool artworks Students paid $90 to participate in the class Zhikhartsev, who also operates Infinite Ice, a private business offering instruction in ice sculpture, watercolor and figure drawing, supplied the students with the ice and most of the necessary materials Although having the students create their own ice sculpture is the ultimate goal for his course, Zhikhartsev started the students on a warmer medium
Source - Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, AK - Read the story


18. Rice News: ITC puffs with 17% hike in post-tax net
Post-tax profits up 17 7%ITC said its underlying net turnover, after adjusting for the once-off opportunity of non-basmati rice exports last year of Rs 115 crore, showed a strong growth of 19 8 per cent for the quarter ended 31 December, 2003 while post-tax profits registered an impressive growth of 17 7 per cent to Rs 381 crore for the quarter ended 31 December 2003 Earnings per share for the quarter stood at Rs 15 38 Hotels:
Source - News Today - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Secretary-1 inspects Rice Mill Spare Part Factory, other factories
First, the Secretary-1 and party inspected samples of rubber roll and abrasive roll and other raw materials produced from the Rubber Roll Factory and the Abrasive Roll Factory of the factory Factory Manager U Htin Aung reported on production process of rubber roll and abrasive roll and products The Secretary-1 went to Rubber Roll Factory At Abrasive Roll Factory, the Secretary-1 inspected production process The Secretary-1 gave necessary instructions
Source - The New Light of Myanmar - Read the story


14. Rice News: Korea-Chile FTA Excludes Rice, Apples, and Pears
The Korea-Chile FTA commits the two countries to mutually open markets for commodities, services, government supply contracts, and intelligence properties After 10 years, Korea and Chile will be a single market, excluding some sensitive items Chile will also remove tariffs on 2,450, or 41 8 percent, of the 5 894 items immediately Korea has excluded rice, apples, and pears, the sensitive commodities for Korean agriculture, from the treaty
Source - donga.com - Read the story


15. Rice News: US fishermen and farmers grabbing financial lifelines
U S fishermen and farmers grabbing financial lifelines Bellingham, Wash , fisherman Kris Warfel, 48, applied for aid from the U S Department of Agricultures Trade Adjustment Act for income lost because of competition from farmed fish For example, plentiful farm-raised Atlantic salmon from Chile and other countries have pushed down salmon prices The Texas-based U S Rice Growers is seeking trade aid even though rice growers are already eligible for price support aid under traditional farm programs
Source - Salem Statesman Journal, OR - Read the story


16. Rice News: Parliamentary FTA Approval Clears Way for Korea's Trade Future
SEOUL, Feb 16 (Yonhap) -- The parliament's ratification of a free trade agreement (FTA) with Chile injected fresh air into South Korea's effort to forge free trade ties with other countries, signifying wider market openings under new world trade rules Business groups have welcomed the FTA, the first of its kind for South Korea, and economic officials say trade liberalization is indispensable for the country's export-driven economy South Korea and the Philippines are the only countries that receive special treatment on rice
Source - donga.com - Read the story


17. Rice News: Soybean oil price off the charts
The price of edible oil first broke the previous wholesale market highest price record of Tk 1,850 a maund in the last week of December The price of refined palm oil per maund at Maulavibazar on Thursday increased to Tk 1,520 per maund against Tk 1460 to 1480 a week before Also the price of canned soybean oil further increased in the city markets
Source - Matamat.com, Bangladesh - Read the story


18. Rice News: Suburban farmers eye higher profits
The city Farmers Association said farming households with an annual income of VND60 million to VND100 million per hectare a year account for only 13 2 per cent of all farm households In another effort to increase farmers income, the city plans to raise animal husbandry to 28 per cent and marine products farming to 35 per cent of the citys total agricultural value, while reducing food crop cultivation to 25 per cent The city will help develop traditional craft villages and support agricultural enterprises build their trademarks
Source - Vietnam Economic Times, Vietnam - Read the story


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13. Rice News: FTA Ratified, Gov't Prepared to Aid Farmers Korea Times and more »
FTA Ratified, Gov't Prepared to Aid Farmers After a long delay, the National Assembly ratified the free trade agreement (FTA) with Chile Monday Each attempt failed due to strong opposition by lawmakers from agricultural constituencies National Assembly speaker Park Gwan-yong proclaims the ratification of the FTA bill Police fire water cannons at farmers protesting the FTA on Monday The Chilean Senate approved the FTA bill with Korea on Jan 22 Chilean Ambassador Fernando Schmidt welcomed the National Assembly's ratification of the agreement
Source - Chosun Ilbo, South Korea - Read the story


14. Rice News: Federal, State Suits Filed to Stop White River Irrigation Project
Search KATV news internet Federal, State Suits Filed to Stop White River Irrigation Project Tuesday February 17, 2004 2:16pm The state lawsuit was filed Tuesday in Pulaski County Circuit Court and names the Arkansas Soil and Water Conservation Commission and the White River Irrigation District as defendants Viewer Comments on Federal, State Suits Filed to Stop White River Irrigation Project Opinions and Feedback KATV Member Name or Email:
Source - KATV, AR - Read the story


15. Rice News: Losses stagger poultry industry
Farmers in Co Duong village, in Ha Nois Dong Anh District, have seen 40,0 birds destroyed in the epidemic Le Van Hai, from the same district, said Da Nangs municipal government had paid VND10,0 compensation for each chicken, and farmers received a further VND5,0 from Hoa Vang District Peoples Committee Billionaire quail breeder Tran Quang, in Da Nangs Lien Chieu District, said he had lost nearly VND1 billion ($64,0) after culling 20,0 mature birds and 8,0 fledglings
Source - Viet Nam News - Read the story


16. Rice News: Economic Outlook: Opec squeezed by price and market-share concerns
photo: WN) The State (photo: White House file) ABC News (photo: Getty Images) Insurgents laun-ched spectacular twin assaults on Iraqi security positions in the flashpoint town of Fallujah yesterday, sparking fierce battles that left 23 dead and 3 (photo: U S Army file) Gulf News (photo: WN) Gulf News (photo: Getty Images) (photo: USAF) (photo: Getty Images) NZ Herald (photo: Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)
Source - Middle East Daily - Read the story


17. Rice News: Despite Sanctions Cuba Now 35th U.S. Food Market
Top Stories - Reuters Despite Sanctions Cuba Now 35th U S Food Market The U S -Cuba Trade and Economic Council, which monitors trade between the two countries, said Cuba imported $256 9 million worth of U S agricultural products in 2003 The trade surge came as the Bush administration clamped down on travel to Cuba and studied other measures to increase economic pressure on President Fidel Castro ( - )'s communist-run government PRESSURE ON CUBA
Source - Reuters via Yahoo! News - Read the story


18. Rice News: Locals, Pertamina to end Tambun oil field dispute
Residents blame the trucks for damaging the road The only smooth section was 500 meters from the oil field Rice farmers in the village also blame pollution from the oil field for crop failures On Monday, villagers blocked off the road in front of their village, preventing trucks from reaching the oil field
Source - Jakarta Post, Indonesia - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Mekong Delta Province boosts rice, mushroom and wire nails ...
Mekong Delta Province boosts rice, mushroom and wire nails exports The province has planned to export 400,0 tonnes of rice this year Meanwhile, the Lien Hiep Kim Xuan Ltd Co in the Tra Noc Industrial Zone No 1 exported 20 containers or 350 tonnes of wire nails worth more than US$249,900 to the US This is the first export processing unit in Viet Nam to export wire nails for construction industry
Source - Vietnam Economic Times, Vietnam - Read the story


14. Rice News: T Spot a hot spot for bubble tea
Feb 18, 2004, 4:19PM T Spot a hot spot for bubble tea Copyright 2004 Houston Chronicle The popular Asian bubble tea also is known as flour balls, crystal tea, pearl milk tea, gumdrops and boba tea Sometimes milk, cream or nondairy creamer is added, hence the name pearl milk tea Kiwi pearl milk tea? Mardi Gras event Call 713-522-9711 for reservations Wine dinners Call 713-520-5959 for reservations Call 713-520-7955 for reservations
Source - Houston Chronicle, TX - Read the story


15. Rice News: Japan Fast-Food Chain To Keep Mainline Beef Dish - Kyodo
TOKYO (Dow Jones)--Fast-food restaurant chain operator Kobe Lamptei Inc said Thursday it will continue serving its mainline "gyudon" beef-on-rice dish beyond April by using Australian beef instead of U S beef, Kyodo News reported Gyudon, known in the United States as beef bowls, is a bowl of rice topped with stewed and seasoned beef Japanese gyudon restaurants have almost entirely relied on U S beef for their dishes
Source - Yahoo News - Read the story


16. Rice News: Rentals apparently avoid taxes and more »
Rentals apparently avoid taxes According to state law, to get the homestead-exemption designation, the homeowner must live on the property The exemption allows homeowners to chop $25,0 off the assessed value of their homes for tax purposes The homestead exemption saves an average of $300 to $350 a year, said county Tax Collector Danise Henriquez We just collect the taxes This happens when a property owner registers more than one property as his permanent home, especially a second out-of-state home
Source - Florida Keys Keynoter, FL - Read the story


17. Rice News: Fish Trade Vital, Market Barriers Remain
February 18, 2004 Developing countries are earning net fish trade revenues of $17 7 billion - more than the combined amount earned from exports of tea, rice, cocoa and coffee Grimur Valdimarsson, Director of the FAO's Fishery Industries Division, said "this shows what developing countries are able to accomplish in international trade when given an equal opportunity " But tariffs and so-called "technical barriers" to trade imposed by developed States are making it difficult for developing nations to compete equally, according to the FAO
Source - AllAfrica.com, Africa - Read the story


18. Rice News: Gaby's set to regain its former popularity
favourite meals A glass of local red wine is $6 0, white wine $5 200 A generous side salad of finely sliced cucumber, green peppers and crisp lettuce made this a most satisfying meal A classic Greek salad will consist of cucumber, kalamata olives; sliced red onion, green and red bell peppers and plenty of feta cheese In defence of Gaby's Greek salad, however, it was beautifully prepared and presented Other salad options available at Gaby's include Chicken Salad,
Source - Financial Gazette, Zimbabwe - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Americas Briefing
BUENOS AIRESArgentina's economy grew by 8 4 percent in 2003, beating President Nestor Kirchner's own forecast, the Economy Ministry reported Thursday MEXICO JOBLESS RATE CLIMBS 3 81% Mexico's unemployment rate rose to 3 81 percent from 2 96 percent in December, Mexico's government statistics agency said on its website Joblessness exceeded the 3 4 percent rate predicted by a Bloomberg News survey of eight analysts BRAZIL RECORD HARVEST Soybean production is likely to reach a record 58 million metric tons, rising 10 8 percent from a year earlier
Source - Miami Herald, FL - Read the story


14. Rice News: Merck KGaA to sell VWR International to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice
As part of the agreement, VWR will continue to distribute Merck's laboratory products The Laboratory Distribution business accounted for 33 per cent of the Merck Group sales in 2003 and 11 per cent of its operating result VWR's CEO Walter Zywottek and his management team have agreed to remain with VWR
Source - PharmaBiz - Read the story


15. Rice News: Bumper foodgrains harvest predicted
News Update Service Print Editions: Top Stories Bumper foodgrains harvest predicted Confirming the high production trend, outgoing Agriculture Secretary R C Jain said: "We are poised for excellent harvest this year of 212-215 million tonnes Mayee said based on crop cutting experiments and first two pickings of crop, cotton production could be around 130 lakh bales of 170 kgs each against 100 lakh bales last year
Source - The Hindu, India - Read the story


16. Rice News: Now bumper harvest to add to Govt's feelgood factor
NEW DELHI, FEBRUARY 16: The Government has found another reason to spread the feel good feeling: India is likely to have a bumper grain production of 208-215 million tonnes this year as compared to 183 million tonnes last year According to the figures from kharif production of 2003-04, it is estimated that production was 108 45 million tonnes Though kharif rice production remained moderate, kharif coarse cereal production jumped by 39 per cent Oilseed production increased by 15 million tonnes and cotton by 13 million bales
Source - Indian Express, India - Read the story


17. Rice News: Romano�s Is Famous For Lots More Than Pizza
Romanos Is Famous For Lots More Than Pizza Romanos is also famous for juicy souvlaki, gyro and rotisserie roasted chicken that is out of this world Romanos gyro, sliced, seasoned meat, slow-roasted for delectable flavor, and chicken or traditional lamb souvlaki have become increasingly popular for their great taste and low price All platters are served with a crunchy Greek salad and crispy French fries, rice or oven-roasted potatoes Theres more than just pizza at Romanos Famous Pizza!
Source - Western Queens Gazette, NY - Read the story


18. Rice News: First-ever Vietnam-Thailand joint Cabinet meeting held
Friday, February 20, 2004 First-ever Vietnam-Thailand joint Cabinet meeting held DANANG, Vietnam (AP) - Vietnam and Thailand were holding their first joint Cabinet meeting Friday, with the two sides expected to discuss trade, regional security and the devastating bird flu that has killed 22 people in the two nations Trade between Thailand and Vietnam rose to US$1 55 billion in 2003 Vietnam exports mainly seafood, leather, minerals and rice, while Thailand exports motorbikes, steel, electronics and consumer goods - AP
Source - The Star Online - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Men's Tennis: Rice Drops Florida State, UL-Lafayette and more »
Results#23 Rice 4, #36 Florida State 2Doubles1 #3 Barker/Barker (RU) def #15 Groslimond/Westerhof (FSU), 8-3 2 Harknett/Searle (RU) def Owen/Webb (FSU), 8-1Singles1 #15 Robert Searle (RU) def #29 Mat Cloer (FSU), 6-3, 6-32 #22 William Barker (RU) def Jonathos Sucupira (FSU), 6-3, 6-13 #67 Richard Barker (RU) vs Jeff Groslimond (FSU), suspended4 Tony Haerle (RU) def Chip Webb (FSU), 7-5, 6-35 #67 Richard Barker (RU) vs Amanjot Singh (ULL), 6-4, 7-54
Source - RiceOwls.com - Read the story


14. Rice News: Vegetable growers count costs of hartals
Echoing the same views, another trader said the supply of imported rice also declines due to hartal, creating an adverse impact on the local market Meanwhile, prices of some vegetables, including tomatoes, eggplants and beans registered an upward trend in the city market after the hartals Eggplant was selling between Tk 16 and Tk 24 per kg and bean price ranged between Tk 20 and Tk 24 per kg against their pre-hartal prices of Tk 10-Tk 12 per kg and Tk 12-Tk 16 per kg respectively
Source - NFB: News From Bangladesh - Read the story


15. Rice News: Secretary-1 inspects Rice Mill Spare Part Factory, other factories
First, the Secretary-1 and party inspected samples of rubber roll and abrasive roll and other raw materials produced from the Rubber Roll Factory and the Abrasive Roll Factory of the factory Factory Manager U Htin Aung reported on production process of rubber roll and abrasive roll and products The Secretary-1 went to Rubber Roll Factory At Abrasive Roll Factory, the Secretary-1 inspected production process The Secretary-1 gave necessary instructions
Source - The New Light of Myanmar - Read the story


16. Rice News: Scientists develop new pest-proof rice and more »
Scientists develop new pest-proof rice Hyderabad , Feb 20 The CCMB and DRR scientists tracked genes which were resistant to the bacteria and introduced them into Samba Masuri (bpt5204) and in another variety, Triguna, using molecular breeding techniques In green house experiments and limited field trials, the new rice lines exhibited good resistance to both pest and disease, without compromising on yields, explained Dr Ramesh Sonti of CCMB The Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana, and the Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack, have also been using DNA markers for studying BLB resistant genes
Source - Business Line, India - Read the story


17. Rice News: Bangladesh Expects 26.6 MMT Rice Harvest
Bangladesh harvests three rice crops in a year The first crop Aus (planted in March/April and harvested in June/July) produced 1 8 million MT, compared to 1 9 million MT in 2002-03 Nearly 2,0 articles per month are added to website, covering all primary agricultural commodity markets This article count is growing as we add new features to the website AgReport is one of the most dynamic agricultural market information destinations on the internet Use of Information Copyright 2004 STAT Communications Ltd
Source - Ag Report - Read the story


18. Rice News: 2/21 No indictment for truck driver involved in Rice fatality ...
Saturday, February 21, 2004 2/21 No indictment for truck driver involved in Rice fatality accident From Staff Reports A Navarro County grand jury declined to indict an Amarillo truck driver who was involved in a November 2003 accident the killed one and injured another man The two men, both employees of a Guardian Industries' Michigan facility, were driving to a Dallas airport after visiting that corporation's Corsicana plant Ron Laird, 37, of Dexter, Mich was killed in the accident David Maikowski of Plymouth, Mich , suffered a broken shoulder in the accident
Source - Corsicana Daily Sun, TX - Read the story


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13. Rice News: ACEF to lend P52M for five agri projects
The Agricultural Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (ACEF) will lend P52 million from its P2 97-billion revolving fund to finance five agribusiness projects In a related development, the National Economic and Development Authoritys (NEDA) Investment Coordination Committee-Cabinet Committee has recently approved the implementation of the Diversified Farm Income and Market Development Project with proposed support from the World Bank of about $60 million The World Bank will fund the project through the Sector Investment and Maintenance Loan The DA will be responsible for the whole project
Source - ABS CBN News, Philippines - Read the story


14. Rice News: Suburban farmers eye higher profits
The city Farmers Association said farming households with an annual income of VND60 million to VND100 million per hectare a year account for only 13 2 per cent of all farm households In another effort to increase farmers income, the city plans to raise animal husbandry to 28 per cent and marine products farming to 35 per cent of the citys total agricultural value, while reducing food crop cultivation to 25 per cent The city will help develop traditional craft villages and support agricultural enterprises build their trademarks
Source - Vietnam Economic Times, Vietnam - Read the story


15. Rice News: Monsanto's chapati patent raises Indian ire
Monsanto, the world's largest genetically modified seed company, has been awarded patents on the wheat used for making chapati - the flat bread staple of northern India Monsanto inherited a patent application when it bought the cereals division of the Anglo-Dutch food giant Unilever in 1998, and the patent has been granted to the new owner Greenpeace is attempting to block Monsanto's patent, accusing the company of "bio-piracy" "We want the European Patent Office to reverse its decision "This patent was Unilever's
Source - Guardian, UK - Read the story


16. Rice News: D-8 to sign preferential trade accord in Sept * PTA to pave the way for Pakistan s trade with D-8 to grow to $1b
D-8 to sign preferential trade accord in Sept ISLAMABAD: A draft for preferential trade agreement (PTA) among D-8 group countries is likely to be finalised by September this year in Islamabad, a senior official told Daily Times here Friday Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Indonesia, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria and Egypt are the member states of D-8 organisation Trade volume to grow: The official said in addition to Turkey and Iran, Pakistan has at present a low volume of trade with other D-8 member countries
Source - Daily Times - Read the story


17. Rice News: NATIONAL KHARIF CONFERENCE BEGINS
Ministry of Agriculture NATIONAL KHARIF CONFERENCE BEGINS COUNTRY POISED FOR EXCELLENT HARVEST, SAYS AGRICULTURE SECRETARY The Agriculture Secretary, Shri R C A Jain said this while inaugurating the National Conference on Agriculture for Khraif Campaign-2004 here today State Agriculture Secretaries, Vice-Chancellors of agricultural universities, heads of institutes of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research and senior officers from various Central Ministries and Departments are attending the two-day Conference New advances in agriculture technology and innovations in the field of agriculture for increasing production and productivity will be discussed during the Conference
Source - Press Information Bureau (press release), India - Read the story


18. Rice News: EU hopes Pak-India composite dialogue to make process sustainable
Pakistan's Foreign Minister Khursheed Mehmood Kasuri said their talks revealed identity of news on a number of issues The EU Ministers expressed the support for dialogue between Pakistan and India to address all outstanding issues including Jammu and Kashmir Replying to questions, EU Commissioner Mr Chris Patten said European Union is the largest trading partner of Pakistan and Pakistan is having a trade surplus of 750 million dollars He said, EU is also largest external investor and provider of largest development assistance in grants to Pakistan
Source - Pakistan Link, CA - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Wheat groups biting back
CJOnline com / Topeka Capital-Journal Wheat groups biting back Bread advocates battle low-carb diets At the Wheat Industry Conference on Tuesday in Atlanta, industry executives outlined a public relations campaign to fight the notion spread by these popular diets that avoiding carbohydrates is necessary for weight loss Deborah Smith, a Panera regular, called the popularity of low-carb diets "a fad ""Bread is a staple of life," said Smith, who is a fan of Panera Bread's pumpkin muffins and berry muffins
Source - Topeka Capital Journal, KS - Read the story


14. Rice News: Throttled by history
Haiti's political class has failed it, but the first black republic has also been squeezed dry by a vengeful west The political opposition says it shares the aims of the armed rebels but not their methods Haiti is a timely reminder of how western democracies have wilfully amassed their wealth on the backs of impoverished dictatorships Take rice Aristide could do far better for Haiti Haiti could do far worse than Aristide
Source - Guardian, UK - Read the story


15. Rice News: HEALTH: American diet changes, and in the process, fiber ...
American diet changes, and in the process, fiber disappears Where's the fiber? The Brown Sugar Cinnamon type has two grams of fiber half the fiber in a small bowl of Quaker's old-fashioned oatmeal A cup of cooked brown rice typically has four grams of fiber, or four times the fiber found in refined white rice Quaker touts fiber's benefits on its regular oatmeal labels Decades-old practices of high-speed factory processing purge food of much of its natural fiber
Source - St. Paul Pioneer Press, MN - Read the story


16. Rice News: WAC flameouts would be real bust
The Fresno Bee The success of the WAC tournament is tied directly to the success of the Fresno State teams, particularly the men There's a lot to gain for Fresno State Fresno State needs to sell more tickets That leaves Fresno State and the WAC to rely on local fans to make the tournament a success In the meantime, Fresno State is making a final marketing push for the tournament passes
Source - Fresno Bee, CA - Read the story


17. Rice News: FEATURE-World awaits more GM crops as safety debate rages
You are here: > > FEATURE-World awaits more GM crops as safety debate rages FEATURE-World awaits more GM crops as safety debate rages The United States, Argentina, Canada and China are the world's leading growers of biotech crops More than half of China's cotton crop, for example, is now genetically modified Commercial GM crops are blocked by short-term bans by state governments EYES ON EU BIOTECH POLICY CHINA HESITANT The key question now is whether to grow large-scale GM food crops, particularly soybeans
Source - AlertNet - Read the story


18. Rice News: Kicking Up Dust Over 'Sahara' Saga
Top Stories - Los Angeles Times Now, producers hope Cussler and his Web-savvy fans don't sink his "Sahara " A Fan Rebellion Addressing another fan concern, Rader said Cussler clearly signed off on the elimination of the book's Abraham Lincoln subplot Cussler's lawyer would not comment on his client's view of Lincoln's fate Cussler's willingness to flirt again with the film business may owe something to Anschutz's personal interest in the books "Dirk Pitt is resilient enough to survive any bad film "
Source - Los Angeles Times via Yahoo! News - Read the story


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13. Rice News: Outlaws kill AL man, wound informant
Sun February 08, 2004 Outlaws kill AL man, wound informant Threaten to kill UP chairman in Keshabpur Staff Correspondent, Khulna The BCP letter accused the UP chairman of helping the joint forces arrest most wanted BCP armed cadre Haider Shaikh in November last year In another incident, unidentified miscreants believed to be operatives of an outlawed outfit killed an AL activist and rice trader Babul Howlader in a bomb attack at about 8:30pm on Friday at Tetultala under Gilatala union of Rampal upazila in Bagerhat
Source - The Daily Star, Bangladesh - Read the story


14. Rice News: Throttled by History
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI -- As civil war encroaches, civil society implodes and civil political discourse evaporates, one of the few things all Haitians can agree on is their pride in Toussaint L'Ouverture, who lead the slave rebellion in Haiti that established the world's first black republic The political opposition says it shares the aims of the armed rebels but not their methods Take rice Aristide could do far better for Haiti Haiti could do far worse than Aristide
Source - Common Dreams - Read the story


15. Rice News: HUNGER PANGS
Our food stock position in January 2002 stood at 58 million tonnes In 2001-02, the country exported 75 62 lakh tonnes of food grains due to surplus, and earned Rs 4,0 crores of foreign exchange Today, the number of hungry in the poor developing countries have been rising with growing population At the World Food Summit at Rome, it was declared to provide food security and the right of all people to have access to safe and nutritious food
Source - The Statesman - Read the story


16. Rice News: Genetically modified DNA ta