Rice paddies on a dry day in October in Kurra, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Higher temperatures caused by global warming are projected to reduce rice crop yields in Indonesia. Changes in El Nino patterns, that impact the onset and length of the wet season, are also sending agricultural production to a vulnerable status. Developing new, or improved local rice varieties that more resilient--echoing recent studies in other countries--could be one of the keys to mitigate.
RM2G5JD6W–Rice paddies on a dry day in October in Kurra, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Higher temperatures caused by global warming are projected to reduce rice crop yields in Indonesia. Changes in El Nino patterns, that impact the onset and length of the wet season, are also sending agricultural production to a vulnerable status. Developing new, or improved local rice varieties that more resilient--echoing recent studies in other countries--could be one of the keys to mitigate.
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
RF2EAKTCB–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Ground Near The Rice Paddies
RMAGRCEA–China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Ground Near The Rice Paddies
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.
RFT3MCP6–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.
People walking on the embankment of rice paddies on a dry day in October near Bambalu, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Higher temperatures caused by global warming are projected to reduce rice crop yields in Indonesia. Changes in El Nino patterns, that impact the onset and length of the wet season, are also sending agricultural production to a vulnerable status. Developing new, or improved local rice varieties that more resilient--echoing recent studies in other countries--could be one of the keys to mitigate.
RM2G5JDC2–People walking on the embankment of rice paddies on a dry day in October near Bambalu, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Higher temperatures caused by global warming are projected to reduce rice crop yields in Indonesia. Changes in El Nino patterns, that impact the onset and length of the wet season, are also sending agricultural production to a vulnerable status. Developing new, or improved local rice varieties that more resilient--echoing recent studies in other countries--could be one of the keys to mitigate.
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
RF2EAKT9K–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Ground Near The Rice Paddies
RMAGRCE8–China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Ground Near The Rice Paddies
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.
RFKEHNHF–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.
Rice terraces on a dry day in October near Bambalu, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
RMEYW34E–Rice terraces on a dry day in October near Bambalu, Tana Toraja, South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
RF2EAKT75–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field
China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Road
RMAKK423–China Guangxi Yangshuo Harvested Rice Drying On The Road
The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.
RFT3MCPP–The burning of rice straw in the fields. Smoke from the burning of rice straw in checks. Fire on the field.