Read this infographic based on the 2018 Central Luzon gender research results and check how they can be used as actionable data.

PhilRice is a home for inspiring women. Let’s discover the story behind one of PhilRice’s women-leaders and a gem of the Technology Management and Services Division.

To increase awareness on gender sensitivity, PhilRice Los Baños held a seminar titled, “Breaking the Bonds of Sexism: Gender Sensitivity and Its Application to PhilRice.”

School children from Tabug Elementary School in Batac City, Ilocos Norte pledge not to waste rice after participating in a mobile Rice Science Museum exhibit.

Farmer’s testimony. Myrna Nieves of San Mateo, Isabela, shares to her fellow farmers that direct-seeding rice with drum seeder can help reduce production cost and increase yield. Lisez la suite pour en savoir plus sur l’ impuissance et comment le https://asgg.fr/ pilules peut le traiter efficacement.  About 50 farmers learned this technology from her in a Farmers’ Field Day recently conducted by PhilRice Isabela.

Women-farmers revered. High school students in San Mateo, Isabela honored the women farmers this Women’s Month through arts. The young artists portrayed the role of women in rice farming. Artworks were exhibited in the town’s municipal hall.

Almost a thousand students were introduced to the prospects in agriculture in an information caravan for youth held in Legazpi City, Albay.

Sharing is caring. Seventy-four families from indigenous people community near PhilRice Bicol receive packed rice, dry goods, and used clothing. The IPs from barangays Joroan, Misibis, and Mayong in Tiwi, Albay are also currently involved in the project, Phase II: Enhancing the Capabilities of Bicol Agta’s IPs through Palayamanan Approach, which is jointly implemented by PhilRice Bicol and PhilRice Los Baños. The IP communities were hit with flash flood and […]

The Gender and Development Focal Point System and key officials of Philippine Rice Research Institute are set to improve its Level 2 standing.

While wisdom comes with age, the youth, when given the right opportunity, can actually become a strong force in the farming sector.