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In order to save planting costs, rice farmers have to be "cautious" in the use of chemical fertilizers, and the reduction in the amount of chemical fertilizers means a decrease in rice planting area and yield .
Food experts believe that rice, an important food crop that feeds half of the world's population, is experiencing a planting crisis.
If the price of fertilizers is not controlled, it may trigger a global food crisis .
According to the forecast of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), the global rice production may drop by 10% in the next harvest season, which will lead to a shortage of 36 million tons of rice supply, equivalent to 500 million people will lose their food sources
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Experts from the International Rice Research Institute said that this is a very conservative forecast, and if the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, the consequences may be more serious
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Experts from the International Rice Research Institute said that this is a very conservative forecast, and if the conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, the consequences may be more serious
.
Rice farmers are currently in a "particularly vulnerable" situation, the report said
.
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict boosted international market prices for wheat and maize, but rice prices remained relatively stable and even declined due to ample production
.
This means that rice farmers have increased their planting inputs without real profit growth
.
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The Russian-Ukrainian conflict boosted international market prices for wheat and maize, but rice prices remained relatively stable and even declined due to ample production
.
This means that rice farmers have increased their planting inputs without real profit growth
.
