Since 1997, the US Rice Producers Association has worked hard to:
A look at what happened in the U.S. rice industry 20 years ago answers questions of why there are two rice groups.
We are all learning what is really “essential” and certainly rice is on that list as evidenced by the increased demand. Rice farmers, rice millers and the allied businesses from throughout the world are essential in feeding our communities worldwide.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, your families, loved ones and citizens during this crisis. Working together, the world will defeat this virus.
The USRPA office will remain open part time for the foreseeable future but staff continues to work from home full time. Please let us hear from you – you can send your comments and/or questions directly to us at info@usriceproducers.com.
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Due to the complications from the current historical winter storm throughout Texas, the Mississippi Delta, and other areas of the region we will not be issuing a Rice Advocate today. Maybe this week we call it The “Ice” Advocate.
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