Philippines’ Department of Agriculture Sees a Downward Trend in Rice Prices in Metro Manila Markets
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Philippines’ Department of Agriculture Sees a Downward Trend in Rice Prices in Metro Manila Markets

Government officials, lead by Department of Agriculture Secretary for Consumer Affairs Genevieve Velicaria-Guevarra, visited several key markets in Metro Manila, Philippines. During their visit, the officials noticed a downward trend in rice prices.

Rice Shortage in Japan Prompts Agricultural Ministry to Hold a Meeting with Farmers, Cooperatives, and Businesses
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Rice Shortage in Japan Prompts Agricultural Ministry to Hold a Meeting with Farmers, Cooperatives, and Businesses

Japan is still experiencing a shortage in rice stocks. The agriculture ministry hosted a meeting with various farmers, cooperatives, and businesses to hear their perspective on the current issue.

Farmers in Bali Turn to Ancient Water System Developed Through Balinese Philosophy to Expand Rice Production
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Farmers in Bali Turn to Ancient Water System Developed Through Balinese Philosophy to Expand Rice Production

Subak is an ancient water system in Bali that is linked to the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana. Balinese farmers depend on this water system for rice production, believing that there must be a balance between the spirit realm, human world, and nature for humans to prosper.

5,000-Year-Old Rice Terraces Inspire Asian Architects in Designing Modern Flood Control Systems
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5,000-Year-Old Rice Terraces Inspire Asian Architects in Designing Modern Flood Control Systems

Rice terraces can be found in various countries in Asia, particularly China, Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines. While they have been around for thousands of years, a design trend based on them recently emerged, with architects mimicking their structure in creating modern flood control systems.

Netflix Japanese Anime “Delicious in the Dungeon” Reveals Shocking Truth About Rice Consumption in Japan
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Netflix Japanese Anime “Delicious in the Dungeon” Reveals Shocking Truth About Rice Consumption in Japan

Traditional Japanese food, also called washoku, is typically depicted as a meal that has a bowl of rice with multiple side dishes. However, not many are aware that this presentation of ‘traditional Japanese food’ was popularized only recently.