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In California, well-connected farmers grow rice in the desert, even as Los Angeles begs for water.
ECONOMIST: Water
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Hardest hit were villages further up the valleys, where farmers grow rice, vegetables and corn on terraced plots.
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In Tanzania rainwater harvesting allows farmers to grow rice or vegetables instead of staples like sorghum and maize.
ECONOMIST: Financing water projects
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If you have fertile soil and lots of rain, grow rice.
ECONOMIST: A small country upholds an unfortunate tradition
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After we landed, the farmer we met grumbled that he had to drill his well deeper each year so he could grow more rice in the dry lands.
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Alter Eco, which works directly with small-scale farmers who grow quinoa, rice, sugar and chocolate to help them institute Fair Trade.
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The current rice crop (farmers grow two a year) is half what it should be.
ECONOMIST: Guyana
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Farmers in Goa last year found they spent 70 percent less on seed with SRI to grow up to twice as much rice.
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Farmers in many flood plains plant crops that grow underwater, such as deep water aman rice or jute.
ECONOMIST: Deforestation and floods
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With a parting gift of a large, spherical rice cake to allow each child to grow a year older in peace, the Toshidon walk backwards out of the house and proceed to the next family.
UNESCO: Culture