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Staying on track: advancing sustainable rice production in Uruguay
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Uruguay hosted a milestone for sustainable rice in the LATAM region with Preferred by Nature
Reflecting on the International Sustainable Rice Forum 2025
Walking the talk: Indonesia tries low-carbon rice — and the results are already visible
Why rice deserves a place in the global sustainability debate
Massive media coverage of EU ambassadors’ visit signals policy shift on sustainable rice in Indonesia
The Low Carbon Rice Project celebrates farmers harvest in Madiun and discusses future partnerships
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“Aspek sosial merupakan hal yang sangat penting dalam pertanian keberlanjutan. Sebab petani juga manusia”
Dari Kopenhagen ke Jawa Tengah: Perjalanan Peneliti Junior dengan Projek Beras Rendah Karbon
Seminar on the EU Deforestation Regulation: key takeaways for compliance across the supply chain
Roadmap to sustainability: A look into Catalonia Hotels & Resorts' responsible practices
European Parliament approves landmark law to combat the trade of products causing deforestation and forest degradation