International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)’s Post

Rice is a food staple for most of Asia, where 90% of the global rice crop is grown and consumed. But climate change & water shortages are impacting production. The IAEA & FAO assist Asian farmers in using nuclear techniques to optimize fertilizer and water use. Read how countries across the continent see increases in rice yield, decreases in ammonia emissions and more by applying nuclear and isotopic techniques for climate-smart agriculture. 🔗atoms.iaea.org/4gbVzxi #Atoms4Food

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Dinara Ermakova, PhD

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Rice is such a vital staple for Asia, and it's great to see the IAEA and FAO helping farmers use nuclear techniques to improve yields and reduce environmental impact. Climate-smart agriculture is definitely the way forward!

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