
doi: 10.62986/dp2016.50
handle: 10419/173571
The commonly touted solution to achieve food security has always been articulated as achieving self-sufficiency in rice. Since the 1960s, various government regimes have articulated strategies and executed actions to achieve this much-vaunted goal. It has been over half a century, but we have yet to realize this dream. At this point, looking at the hard facts and the numbers, the picture it paints is not pretty. Achieving rice self-sufficiency comes with a price, and let us take a sober look at what it really costs.
ddc:330, Philippines, rice production, rice, food security, rice self-sufficiency, farming, agriculture
ddc:330, Philippines, rice production, rice, food security, rice self-sufficiency, farming, agriculture
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