Organic farmers spent 12 years developing this new rice. It's better for you and the planet
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Lundberg Family Farms has achieved a significant milestone with the introduction of their new black pearl rice, developed through years of selective breeding. This variety not only boasts a 25% increase in yield per acre but is also designed to be farmed under regenerative organic practices, which promote soil health and reduced environmental impact. This innovation is part of the farm's broader commitment, aligning with sustainable agriculture as they celebrate 50 years of rice breeding. Upcoming varieties include red jasmine and arborio rice, showcasing the effectiveness of their long-term agricultural investments.
What we've done over 50 years now is really gaining momentum; our commitment to accelerating this work reflects the urgency we feel around this [mission] to grow the highest-quality rice.
The new black pearl rice can thrive under regenerative organic practices, with a higher yield, producing 25% more rice per acre, requiring fewer resources like water.
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