Farm Journal
Most rice sold in America today is treated as a uniform commodity. It’s bred for yield, grown in vast monocultures, and milled with the goal of shelf stability. The result? A grain that fills your plate but rarely excites it....
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Rice may seem like one of the simplest foods, but every grain tells a story. The choices you make when buying it influence not only how your meal tastes, but also what kind of farming and care you’re supporting behind...
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There are fields across this country that have been written off. Soil that was pushed too hard, asked to produce too much, and left depleted. Land like that is often abandoned or turned over to whatever crop can survive without...
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Rice doesn’t keep its integrity by accident. Integrity is protected through the decisions made long before the grain ever reaches a bag. It begins in the soil, shows itself in the health of the crop, and is carried through harvest,...
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In farming, success is often measured in yield. Acres planted. Bushels harvested. But those numbers don’t tell the whole story. We’ve learned that true success comes from what the land gives back in return, flavor, vitality, and trust that stretches...
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