India gives subsidies to Rice farmers = bad USA gives subsidies to Rice farmers = very good and a safety net for farmers. The nutshell of the entire report. WOW
If you actually watched the video, you'd know that the USA does not give rice growers a subsidy. In 2022, rice farmers received a bail out to prevent them from all going bankrupt. But don't let the facts get in the way of your narrative that the USA is bad. And it's not India's subsidies to rice farmers that's distorting rice prices, it's India hoarding rice and then dumping it on the world market to destroy competitors that's crushing rice farmers around the world, all in an effort to gain market share for their rice farmers and bankrupt competitors. The USA can withstand it, because we're rich and can bail out our rice farmers like we did in 2022. However, poor nations in Africa and South Asia are being crushed and becoming more food insecure due to the practice.
I love that when India subsidized their rice farmers it's inefficient subsidies because of electoral motives, but then when the US does the same it's "supplemental income and safety nets". And it's good because farmers are good for food security and the local economy
Thank you. That's what bugged me the second they mentioned these two statements. Also same applies to crop insurance and similar government schemes provided by govt of India, they are among the best in the world but considering India has been Agricultural heavy economy, in today's capitalism economy, supporting marginal and smaller farmers is getting very very hard
@@SiddharthaMoravekar It isn't their fault the data shows what it shows. They simply have no obligation to be as nationalistic as you all have been increasingly pushed to be by Modi. I've seen the "India is the best!" bot comments, it isn't that they're being hypocritical it's that you're being biased.
@@Vaeldarg first of all the videos is titled "why the world is running out of rice" it's kinda clickbait. It just shows their alliance towards generating clicks... For money.. or something like that. so yes if you think we have nationalist views and our assesment might be biased, the same applies to CNBC or the person behind this video. Statistics and data can be presented in many ways to present different viewpoints , and on top of that , the videos sets a narration. So yes this is not just a data but a narrated video. It's a big news channel media afterall and monetary/political influence are always into play.
It’s not due to elections that Indian government has banned rice export but it’s due to el-nino effect. This year India received 40% less rainfall and next year it’s predicted that India will receive up to 70 % less rainfall. Food security is what government is looking into. If we keep exporting like nothing will happen who’s gonna meet the common man’s requirement of food when there is a crisis ??, these so called experts did not make this point at all.. such a shame!!!
@@philipp3001ya elnino, a strange climate conditions, due to this unpredictable weather conditions are happening in my state we had now 59% rain deficit😢
International meteorology have adopted "El nino" spanish words for boy child. Originall discovery was where Pacific Ocean surface temperature west of Chile is associated with less rainfall and even severe drought. "La nina" , girl child, is associated with more rain and floods.
Dont spread false science. The rainfall on a particular area NEVER decrease. It change in frequency of quantity and the number of days it rains, but the amount of water stays constant. The condensed water vapor has to fall back on earth to go back into the sea or in the water bodies.
It's better if American media stays away from topics they don't understand. Openly saying "my subsidy is good but if you did the same, it's bad" won't make you an intellectual and liberal as western journalists like to think of themselves.
There was almost no rain in most parts of India in August, a core monsoon month. That's why rice export was banned; not due to elections. Food security is at the core of the export ban; not some elections.
@@Thamizh23india banned that rice which is generally used by masses and poor people in India. So that govt. ensure that poor doesn’t suffer from scarcity. Basmati and Gujrati rice are costlier rice and mostly used by rich people so even if the price increase they can afford that and indirectly most of the rich Arabian countries also purchased only basmati rice so no loss to Indian economy. A very smart decision by government if you want to understand.
@@AzabGazab-e8m I expected this answer to support the cunning brahmin idea foolish govt. But why the south states that too TN, Kerala etc. which are not bjp in power only always affected due to this kind of ban. After ban what did ur govt did for the poor to get uplifted. There is no drought and no problem in the market. This happened to benefit only adani and ambani only not the south states farmers or state govts.
@@Gizziiusa in India Rice and wheat prices are stable it may rice by 3-5 % which goes unnoticed This is the first time in many decades it increased by 30-50% . Tomatoes and Onion prices increases are seasonal one-time it goes to ₹100-₹150 but later comes back to ₹10 .
@@brycemedvin8765 This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system every month. If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
This episode do not reveal full information. India's rice ban is temporary. It has 3 years of rice stocks in its FCI warehouses. The stock is feed the people if there are two years of consecutive monsoon failures. In addition the farmers are converting rice fields in to more profitable crops such as fish and shrimp farming. India put ban on export of non-Basmathi verities, that are produced in South India such as Sona Masoori, Ponni, BPT etc., that are produced in the deltas of Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri river systems. The reasons to impose ban are compelling as the stocks of these varieties are going down and per capita yield is also going down due to water shortage/crop migration etc. The rice that go to Africa which is unpolished, broken, and subsidized has no ban.
qft! "I love that when India subsidized their rice farmers it's inefficient subsidies because of electoral motives, but then when the US does the same it's "supplemental income and safety nets". And it's good because farmers are good for food security and the local economy"
love the double standard. when americans look at the world that's what your media and govt tell you about us: india - rice, canada - wheat, uk - fish, australia/can/nz - beef, s africa - citrus, mexico - corn (so you flooded mexico with cheap us corn and killed that sector of their agriculture - where do you think most of these narco types came from? impoverished bankrupt farm families that lost their land!). america makes sensible policies for everybody, everybody makes policies to hurt americans... that's what this whole video says.
@@Scriptorsilentum they're perenial victims. Kinda explains why so many of them were so keen to vote for a president that also plays the victim card so well, despite overwhelming evidence he's a criminal, not a victim
This is the exact same way us europeans feel. Airbus is one example there where the americans complain about airbus receiving subsidies while ignoring the amount of subsidies boeing receives. Now they will most likely complain about airbus not being fair because boeing planes does not sell to the same level as airbus even though its boeings fault for not taking their safety standards seriously.
As a Filipino, I feel envious to the Indians because despite the massive population of India, their govt is verymuch capable of providing enough food for the citizens. The Philippines, despite being considered as an agricultural country, is not capable of producing enough rice and instead imports rice from Thailand and Vietnam. Political leaders have come and gone but because the country’s government is being run like hell, the Filipinos are facing a very dark future…
It's not all about politics, it's also the Philippines' geographic location. Thailand and Vietnam don't experience super typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions every year. Even little Cambodia can export rice since they don't experience extreme natural disasters. Their harvest is almost always guaranteed. Agriculture is always at the mercy of mother nature.
India made an excellent decision to make rice more affordable for Indians. Other Asian and African countries might want to consider growing their own amaranth or quinoa for their people since it can replace rice but is more nutrient rich for consumption and is a drought tolerant crop.
@@motherhoodsbeauty9279 Hello. I am thinking that Asia and Africa can grow quinoa because it is healthier and easier to grow. However, yes some African countries grow rice. Then, western countries send free rice and put rice farmers out of business. It depends on the country because it is very diverse since it's the second largest continent in the world. Some areas are tropical desert, jungle, islands etc which will determine if they can grow rice.
Africa has its own indigenous species of rice different from Asian rice. Europeans found vast fields of various species of rice being grown all over Africa, and took African rice and growers to their colonies in the Americas. A variety of African rice that came to be known as Carolina Gold was the major rice grown in the US until it was replaced by the Asian species of rice. There are varieties of African rice that are grown on dry lands without paddies, or on hillsides
India had one of the worst monsoon on record this year as there was almost no rainfall in the month of august which put a lot of pressure on the government to ensure that there are stocks to prevent something hazardous. Also, singapore,phillipines and many other SEA countries have contacted the indian government for exceptions and the Indian government has granted them exceptions and rice will be exported to them. Simply put, India does not want to be a victim of rich western traders sitting in their manhattan offices speculating on indian rice which will put inflationary pressures on india
@@rutdvajrawal7933 but overall production of rice across whole of india will be same this year as last. what is subsidies given in punjab and haryana. May I know.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system. If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
@@_GMP_Don't take those Western reports too seriously even if they are positive about you. These reports used to be Beneficial and helpful when we didn't had research or survey organizations within The Country but since we have them its better to focus on our own reports...and btw those reports are much more Harsh, Critical and closer to reality than western reports which are based upon their Intrests.
Best part is market bro saying rice export ban was "just political" to keep rice prices reasonable in thier country...like that somehow is a bad thing.
Typical Western Media : Stop feeding you people so that when they suffer we could make another critical Documentary and milk viewrship. Just as we did when you booked us for evading Taxes ( BBC Smirks) .
Thereby increasing prices and maybe starving people outside the country. Thereby decreasing the profits that small farmers in India use to survive. Thereby meddling in markets such that unknown unwanted secondary effects will occur. Yeah, bad thing.
@justliberty4072 so you would rather they starve while exporting large amounts of food. The Irish would like to have some words with you about how well that works out.
Indian Ban on rice exports has nothing to do with politics or elections. The reason is entirely domestic food security. The failure of monsoon rains in 2023 and erratic weather is bringing down rice security stockpiles. Further, already skyrocketing rice prices in India is mainly responsible for the export ban. Concern for people's food safety and not politics is the reason behind rice export ban has to be noted.
I hate the narrative of this video. It feels like they're villainizing india for its export ban. I'm from SEA and feel like it's my own country's responsibility to ensure food security and independence from importation. Also, why are they using American perspectives when they primarily need their rice for their kellogs. It's not even their staple.
It’s refreshing to see so many people in agreement in the comments with different perspectives of this complicated game - while also having compassion for India’s hellacious weather.
yeh, it is refreshing I agree. Nice change to see people who actually appear educated & aren't just falling for the propaganda spin & hypocritical attitudes towards both countries, as presented in this video. Very unexpected & refreshing indeed!
What's more: the Indian climate was already difficult, but the climate crisis has worsened the challenges there. And while the rest of the world is catching up, the West has caused it.
Hilarious to hear a US farmer complain about having to compete with foreign government subsidies. Google "Do US farmers get government subsidies?" to understand the irony.
@@IpSyCo Corn ethanol has been calculated to be energy-neutral at best. That is, we're wasting energy to produce it. Sugar ethanol from warm places like brazil is probably energy positive
@@grilledflatbread4692 Relying on another country for our energy imports has shown to be disastrous in times of global conflict. I’ll gladly take a more robust less efficient energy source over the more efficient choice any day.
@@IpSyCo Energy-neutral means we have to import the same amount of energy no matter how much ethanol we make. It would be like working a "cash neutral" job where you spend as much as you make. It just doesn't make sense.
the utter stupidity of saying "we can stand up against any farmers, but not against foreign governments" is breathtaking. The US policy of subsidizing all crops (including rice) has a direct impact on world prices. Just appalling idiocy here.
The last week I was shopping at this dep. store "More" and was shocked to see the price of "idli rice" gone up from ₹35 to ₹100/kg. Two days ago, it was ₹130/kg. Idli rice is a staple in South India. Rozana Basmati is cheaper at ₹85 a kilo. We are having Basmati Idlis !!! I can afford it but I'm not buying. If I buy it, I'm supporting the supply moghuls who think it is ok to rip off people at Diwali.
India is the #1 rice exporter, but it has stopped exporting due to fear of climate change and lack of fertilizers. Luckily, Vietnam stepped up, but the amount is barely match that of India.
I am actively in charity. Vietnam stepped in and helped the world but this also increase rice prices within the country. Many citizens in poverty really hurt by price increase. For example poor old citizens (70s, 80s, 90s year old) is making 30,000 VND a day! Rice in Vietnam is 20,000 VND a kg.
i dont know why indian govt did that but as rice producer i sold govt 2000kg rice and have enough rice for 3 years ,may the stop because of there freebees to 800ml and even they dont require it because more than 80% of producers ,its all about vote bank politics.
I don't know why you can't understand such a simple thing, due to inflation, war and lack of proper monsoon timings our rice production has decreased and if we continue to export without considering domestic demand it'll lead to a massive crisis. Stop blaming the government and try to understand economics. People are already suffering a bit due to the rise in vegetable prices. We don't need to hurt ourselves to benefit the world when people are not kind enough to recognise the reality.
@@AbhishekSingh-zv2tn No you BJP idiot. That's because rice production *has* declined this year due to insufficient monsoon rains. Google "rice production lack of rains India" and read up. Southern states have seen paddy output drop. And south India consumes more rice than the north. It's still a significant chunk of India's population and if they allowed exporting more non-basmati varieties, then than would result in higher prices for Indians back home. Basmati rice isn't what most Indians consume on a daily basis.
During pandemic Indian Government distributed rice to needy which reduced reserves, also during election time opponents hold food items to cause temparary hike in prices which no ruling party likes.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system. If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
@@ginxxxxxState Govts of opposition party oftern buy these commodities and Hoard them inorder to cause Artificial Inflation and then fight election upon them.... and when caught they can simply play " Hey you are trying to suppress Democracy, Killing Democracy ... "
I like how they say climate change is negatively affecting rice production but that India is harvesting their second largest ever recorded crop. Curious.
After living in Korea, I eat rice with almost every meal. I eat about 3 cooked cups a day. I love it! Every time I need to lose weight I just eat some chicken, rice and a vegetable for about a month and I can lose 30 pounds with 10,000 steps a day.
In Korea, we don't consume the rice that much anymore and we can't consume the rice we grew each year and we also have to import the rice from US. It is just trade issue.
In India (especially in our States Odisha, in some states as well) Government is giving free rice 5kg/person every single month to 30 million plus people. And also most of our farmers are focusing on growing rice.
for max of 26 million ppl only for this year till December.. While a single person requires and average of 12-15 kg of rice per month cause Indian are hefty eaters ..
I am a commodity trader for last 20 years, how and why Indias long grain rice is of lower quality?? We fetch premium for it over the normal rice. If it is your normal Anti-India bias, then its fine, revel in your hate, tables are turning, western hegemony on the dialogue is overdue to be overturned.
In south india we are small scale rice growing farmers for generations, until last decade when we we gave up as it was a losing game year after year, now price is slightly higher but still not enough to break even, so our farms are lying empty and we have switched remaining land to grow commercial crops like coffee pepper etc
@@snowheader2200 People with money can buy it at a higher price which is what will happen when they manufacture shortages. Poor people are the ones who won't be able to buy it
@@snowheader2200 You know zero economics. There is something called hoarding and the reason for hoarding is creating artificial shortages followed by increased prices .. Those that have been hoarding what has now become very expensive would then start releasing what they hoarded for sale at very high prices to earn abnormal profits
I live in India Madhya pradesh, In my town we have not good yield of rice and neighboring Chattisgarh the rice bowl of india also faced the same issue.
Chattisgarh is not the rice bowl of India, rather West Bengal is the rice bowl of India. West Bengal is the biggest producer of rice in India and specifically East Bardhaman district of West Bengal is called Rice Bowl of India.
Even though west bengal produces more , the name rice bowl is shared by andra Pradesh and Chattisgarh, chattisgarh is called rice bowl of India from the time of its birth , it produces more then 24000 variety of rice which is why it got its name , it's variety of rice , 1000 of which are unique only to chattisgarh. Which is why it's refers to bowl of rice of India , west bengal is not a bowl maybe more like a container 😂
@@harshsharma9233 You can give any name you wish, but Chattishgarh nor AP is not considered as Rice Bowl of India, at least not in West Bengal or other parts of India. Also, Chattishgarh does not have the highest number of rice varieties in India. Until 1970 (before the Green Revolution), India had about 110,000 varieties of rice and now it has about 6,000 varieties left. Out of that 6000 varieties In West Bengal, about 5600 rice varieties were cultivated, of which 3500 varieties of rice were shipped to the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) of the Philippines during the period from 1975 to 1983 for preservation. Today in West Bengal mostly 610 rice varieties are grown. Today IRRI has a total 16,746 rice accessions from India. In Chattishgarh 22,000 folk varieties are claimed to exist, but many folk varieties are synonymous. Recently 76 varieties of rice from Chhattisgarh have been included in the 550 worldwide variety of aromatic rice. This gives an idea of exciting varieties In Chattishgarh which is probably around 100. But more accurate estimation can be found in IRRI record.
@@honeysup it's not me who calls which state is rice bowl of India or not , even a simple Google search will show how wrong you are , only two states are called rice bowl of India , andra Pradesh and Chattisgarh. And according to Indian institute of rice research, chattisgarh produces the most variety of rice in India, also the culture of chattisgarh is heavy influenced by rice , entire local dishes from frara to chila to other tribal dishes are entirely made with rice , also the chattisgarh population is more depended on rice , those chattisgarh is most versatile rice producer , has a solid culture around rice , has a population consumption of rice far greater then wb . And can only be compared to andrapradesh on above 3 catagory. So it does not matter what I say or u say . It's been universally accepted fact and you can't change it .
@@harshsharma9233Sorry, random google search is not the automatic source of agriculture statistics of India. And this phrase "According to Indian Institute of rice research..." is itself wrong. No IIRR does not say that about number of variety in Chhattisgarh, because IIRR (& IRRI Philippines) itself provide those Agriculture Stat and I am quoting those statistics. If someone claim otherwise, he is wrong. It does not matter what you think, you are completley wrong as the numbers you said are itself wrong. Regarding name of Rice Bowl, you are free to think whatever you like, its your choice, nobody is stopping you but sorry others don't conform with you or think like you. Also Chhattisgarh does not have the highest number of rice variety, sorry for busting the myth. It may be better that you first learn the correct agricultural statistics of India and then argue with correct data.
here is the real story and India's perspective is. This is especially for foreigners to understand. India did give free grains because of the Russia-Ukraine war. Some European countries stockpiled that grain to pump up the price. Later they resold it at a higher margin. Later India stopped grain export and said if you want the grain we will give you it on a case-by-case basis. India still giving grains to countries who really need them. This is a typical bullying and preaching tactic that West does. They acting like a spoiled child. West caring about Indian farmers? give me a break. These are not farmers. these are landowners who exploit poor workers to grow crops for them.
When Lake Mead was falling, people were talking about how to reduce water usage. Those decorative fountains and swimming pools use only a small percentage of the water but farms use over 40%. But you die without food and can live without fountains and swimming pools.
What I got from this video is that "a small investment from US Congress" can help subsidize Chipotle and Anheiser-Busch's ingredients, since almost all of US rice stays domestic, and they're the biggest purchasers named in this video. God forbid we ask those companies to just pay market rate for their ingredients
Riviana Foods owns most of the rice farms in the US and they are the ones lobbying congress for corporate welfare. $334 million dollars revenue last year. If they don't get a $250 million subsidy they will not be able to pay Ebro Foods enough profits to afford new Jets for all the Board members. Ebro Foods made a profit of $651 million last year. These are not mom and pop farms. They are big business.
The US agriculture industry is already heavily subsidized. That is why many countries can't compete with US farmers in certain crops, for example corn. The reason is because food is considered by American policymakers as national security, it makes the US less vulnerable to food shocks in the event of a war or geopolitical rivalry.
I like it when India does the same thing its 'electoral motivated' while when the US does the same its 'Systematic Public Subsidy'. I can't, with the Hippocracy .🤓
@@Tonad_Drump if you actually talk to most people though we’re not mad at India doing it though. Like if things are tough they gotta feed their people first. However, people are also focused on it because of the fact that there are millions that were relying on India for rice. Which as touched on is a staple food source. Rice is to Asia what the potato is to the west and specifically corn is to America. Which mind you the US exports soooo much food to the world mainly in the form of animal feeds though
How about this: American companies will start paying market rates for their ingredients - and in exchange their corporate tax rates get cut by like 80%?
@@paadipanta2607 lol never heard of that. We can switch to pasta or bread anytime, we are just so used to it just like the japanese. Despite the increase in price it's still the most economical
@@ElijahAlcantaranope. Have you lived abroad? Filipinos literally become sad without having rice at home. You’ll never realize it till you’re far away and locally made bread is cheaper than rice.
India banned this particular rice🌾category as China was buying rice🌾 in bulk from India and stockpiling it in their warehouses thereby increasing the price of rice globally. Too bad CNBC did not put that in the video. But then again, the World belongs to America WTO right!
Living in Vietnam where i can get a full rice sack delivered to me within 30 mins with no fuss and watching this video really gave me greater perspective.
Its because of El nino monsoon failed to provide sufficient water this year. You see the aftermath in next harvest in jan to feb. To control the rice price shooting up then government has banned export now. Its a precautionary measure
I wonder how many farmers actually maintained their own new contemporary equipment. Sure some farmers may maintain really old equipment but I think that is survivorship bias rather than the standard course of action. I'm betting farmers during the 1950s paid mechanics from the dealer to repair their brand new machines. I say all this to say I don't think the right to repair has any major impact on farmers.
As an Indonesian, I didn't realize there was a rice crisis. Sure, prices have hiked up but they're negligible. It's wheat that we have a problem with. Prices have gone up by 50% or more. Hopefully, it doesn't get that bad.
It still amazes me that we, all nations and people, keep trying to tackle so many of these issues on our own. India especially has so many issues that really requires a massive collaboration and investment which would benefit everyone. But that isn't profitable so *shrug*.
Indian short grain rice is not low quality, unlike what the guy in the video is claiming. It is in fact sort after as basmati doesn’t go well with all indian curries
@@the0000alex0000 Most Indians wouldn't touch South-East/East Asian sticky rice either. India's rice varieties are unique they don't stick or clump together.
@@the0000alex0000India grows some of the best non-basmati rice varieties in the world. There's a wide variety, too - red rice, black rice, - around 6000 in all.
He says “its political, because India is trying to ensure ample rice domestically and fight inflation”. If this is political, then what is humanitarian? Btw while US is misusing rice to make beer. Not food- beer.
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The U.S. bashes India for subsidizing and banning rice exports, saying it messes up global prices. But guess what? The U.S. does the same thing, giving huge subsidies to its own rice farmers. India’s rice export ban isn’t just about elections; it’s also because of the El Niño effect and to make sure their people have enough food. Every country looks after its own needs first. And here’s a funny twist : the biggest user of rice in the U.S. is Anheuser-Busch, a beer company! Talk about irony! 😂
Rice takes up too much fresh water to grow. Exporting rice is essentially exporting water, with India's water tables drying up and shortage of water everywhere, India should dial down its rice exports for atleast a decade or two until better water management practices and solutions are implemented
@@dennisp8520 A large number of people find the combinations of potato and high-protein foods such as meat or eggs too heavy for their digestive system, especially when it comes to fried dishes. Long white rice is way more convenient in this regard - while being more nutritious it almost never causes indigestion. Potato has almost no proteins which is also a minus.
@@freddyfriend5462 white rice is not more nutritious then potatoes. Rice by itself you can’t live off of alone you need to have it with something else the same with potatoes. I didn’t say that people who rely on rice should just replace it I was saying that I can empathize as I couldn’t imagine life without potatoes
*India as an exporter of many commodities gives more importance to the developing countries than the developed countries. Please research what India did with the Covid vaccines. India is more empathetic towards developing countries which do not have deep pockets.* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_Maitri
in my country there is a saying "when you are behind the eight ball and long in the tooth, bummer i hear ya, break a leg, make it a bakers dozen as a ballpark figure or i will take a rain check"
Rice is commonly grown in paddies for one simple purpose - weed suppression. Unaffected by flooding, the rice plant thrives while its competitors drown. The water serves as a natural form of herbicide. However, growing in water is not required, which is what makes rice such an interesting grain for home gardeners.
India has every right to ensure that its population has adequate supplies of food. Modi is doing what Indian citizens elected him to do, which is to do what is in the best interest of Indian citizens. Globalist A-holes don't like, then so be it.
Of course, and when other countries do that with their main products Indian people will struggle to buy those things. We can protect ourselves but will have to deal with the pain when others do the same.
Hate to tell you, but the same Globalist A-holes control petroleum exports. Oil is 82% of India's imports. If it wasn't for India's import of Russian oil, they would be in much deeper trouble. These same Globalist A-holes could plug those shipping lanes and make it tough. In reality, India is still a third world country in most people's eyes, so its not even worth the effort. Africa running out of rice is not really part of the globalist's concerns.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system. If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
Indonesia was one of the biggest rice exporter back then in 80s and 90s, but now... despite abundant natural resources, we lack the human resources that have willingness to work in the industry
With price dropped because imported rice by politician and high cost fertilizer. You don't say? As if politician try their best to shut down rice production
Indonesia Youngsters today are most likely interest in digital creator - influencer area because of its high paid job and easy to do rather than to be rice farmer
Indonesia has too many people, that's the problem. Take a look at the statistics, Indonesia is one of the largest rice producers, yet still can't meet the demand due to too many mouths to feed.
In 2007 and 2008 there was a dramatic global rice prices rise just before the 2008 financial crisis. I wonder if this could be happening all over again.
@@Joseph-ke3xc We have massive debt bubbles all around the world, which are far far worse than those that lead to the 2008 financial crisis. We don't have the resources to pump the economy full of free money the way we did in 2008 without causing hyper inflation. The US national debt is three times higher than in 2008, personal debt is higher, college debt is higher, car debt is higher. About 50 countries around the world are on the brink of economic collapse. Oil is higher, food is much more expensive. Yes there are recessions every so often but there are also far worse things than that and I think we are primed of another financial crisis. It may not happen today, or this month, maybe not this year, but its coming all the signs are there.
2007-08 was the depth of the Australian 10 year 2000 to 2011 "Millenium Drought". We went from exporting 90% of our rice production to importing most of our rice to eat. This coincided with the food riots in Egypt.
There are supplies, suppliers and newer methods of farming, they are designed to be reconciled, since FARMING is important and vital to growth, preservation of GDP and approach to Technology, limited, as an aid, that supports growth. Its projections are definitely designed for many years. Teaching, learning and enjoying goods are incorporated with one another.😊
As someone who suffers from Celiac Disease, this gives me so much anxiety. I deeply rely on rice as the cornerstone of my diet. I can't imagine the stress of losing this staple while also living in a third world country. This is bad, folks.
Rich countries are the types of places where shortages tend to hit last due to the money they have. I hope you and others who don't live in developed countries get past this.
What country won’t restrict food exports when there are food shortages? If your country is not self-sufficient in food production, you should be very concerned. The idea of global trade in food was flawed to begin with, but failing to curb unmitigated climate change is a nightmare waiting to happen.
Rice is a rich source of carbohydrates, the body's main fuel source. Carbohydrates can keep you energized and satisfied, and are important for fueling exercise. Brown rice, especially, is an excellent source of many nutrients, including fiber, manganese, selenium, magnesium, and B vitamins. Spooked by volatile foodgrain prices ahead of a general election next year, India's government has banned or taxed exports of most kinds of rice and wheat. While India is a large producer of wheat, it really dominates the rice market: its exports represent about 40% of the global rice trade. There is a question: How Good Policies help keep rice price right?
My understanding is rice doesn’t have to grow in water it can grow in the same soils but is one of the few that grows fully submerged so they do it for weed control!
Super easy to grow in massive quantities in a indoor farm too. Only problem is efficiency costs money and it is cheaper to just waste millions of gallons of water.
@@cleverusernamecl5532 if the rice runs out the people eating rice will be forced to eat your food regulated not to go up in price like rice is currently. What will you eat then?
I love how the US rice growers in Louisiana and Mississippi also farm crawfish on the same fields that they grow the rice. Those 2 things seem to be complimentary to each other and massively benefits those farmers. The harvests and "seeding" are at different times so they don't negatively effect the farmers ability to work both. And i believe there were some other benefits like crawfish poop acting as fertilizer and they eat some of the pests that are there reducing the impact on rice yields.
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Its not only india even in US if people dont get affordable food they will vote against u...also india has to feed 1/6 of world population....already we see food prices increasing in india
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system. If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
everything in the usa has increased in price, most twice but some 3 or 4 times more. last year at my local shop, a 25 lb bag of rice use to cost $9 but now its $13
Climate change has threatened crops in India in recent years, resulting in declining yields. As a result, it is imperative to take action to feed 1.4 billion people.
How do you run out of rice???? Can't you just plant more. This doesn't make sense at all on no level. Can't every country grow rice. Such nonsense.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Not only that but also the loss of exports will mean lower imports for India of other goods that they need, since the international exchange obtained in that trade will ofc not happen.
@@Cotswolds1913 well its a lot but it's would affect India that much. The main concern would be feeding 1.3 billion people during the climate change. Nowadays government is encouraging millets, also millets are popular in India,lentils also. Most Indian people eat vegetarian foods daily, even non-vegetarian eat meat once or twice a week,some thrice. So climate change is a huge problem and also food security. Banning and control the export of rice was a good decision. And also India has told that it will export to countries that are facing shortage of Rice.The Indian government has already allowed exports of non-basmati rice to Bhutan (79,000 tonnes), UAE (75,000 tonnes), Mauritius (14,000 tonnes) and Singapore (50,000 tonnes) through the National Cooperative Exports Ltd (NCEL) after the ban.
@@questions_answered With the overall price of rice that exports contribute to reaching, you get more investment in rice farming, more modernization etc, and it’ll end up being as cheap or cheaper as if you didn’t do the export ban. Ofc that’s in the medium to long-term. Meanwhile the income of farmers improves as well, but yes….when you artificially suppress the price, investment in producing that good is gonna tend to be lower. Not just because of raw differential in creates in the price and the profit margin, but bcuz of the uncertainty in gov policy, like what other things for political reasons are they gonna get up to that disrupts the rice industry.
As an Indian and my father being a rice farmer. I am against rice ban. No one voices opinion of farmers even though 60% of the population is dependent on Agriculture. All these years because of lower cost of rice many farmers lost money in rice production. Many would say why can’t they switch to another crop. They can’t switch for many reasons: 1. If Neighour farmland is producing rice you can’t produce other crop as excess water from rice would damage yours 2. Habituated to rice production can’t think something else 3. Many can’t buy rice so they cultivate for household purpose. Many farmers in india own 2/3/4 acres of land. Unlike developed countries. When farmers can’t benefit from these price hikes and can’t benefit other times due to lower prices. How should they survive? Therefore Farmers committing sucide is increasing.
As Indonesian, I still surprise that rice farming is a big thing in the US, because I always though they only eat wheat breads for breakfast like in the TV.
Ehh, I still have my Jasmine and short grain rice. I usually mix them both 50/50 to that perfect blend of rice fluffy-ness that isnt too soft but also not too hard either
Absolute BS. Rice ban was put in place due to uncertain weather in India, affecting the crop yield. To avoid internal shortage of food the ban was necessary.
Philippines is still pretty unstable and suffer from many types of crises. I guess they like it like that since they do absolutely nothing to help themselves. They've even voted for the dictator's son. These people will never evolve.
@@Angel-ut5mp That's Indian version of food stamps and is not a bad thing. During British Rule millions died during drought and there was hardly any large surplus storage even during bountiful harvest but were instead sold to foreign countries event at times of drought.
What I got from this video is that "a small investment from US Congress" can help subsidize Chipotle and Anheiser-Busch's ingredients, since almost all of US rice stays domestic, and they're the biggest purchasers named in this video. God forbid we ask those companies to just pay market rate for their ingredients
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I am a rice farmer, India subsidies the rice because if it didnt subsidies this will happen: in one acre of land one farmer can earn only 5000 rs (65 dollar) / 4months (average indian farmer owns 3 to 5 acres of land and makes 25K rs per acre per 4 months with subsidy from gov). So a farmer with 5 acre will only make 25 K rs (325 dollars)/ 4months without subsidy, that is around 6000 rs (80 dollars )/ month. Even in rural india, a family need 10 K a month to just survive. Massive amount of farmers will leave rice and probably agriculture as a whole (because their land is good only for rice (very clay)). The prices will go up again after few months, but the damage would have been already done. Massive number of marginal farmers will be pushed to famine + skyrocketing rice price after few months all around globe will be the result if India stops rice subsidy. The problem in india is very complex that the US doesnt want to hear. One more fact is eventhogh India has the 40 % share in rice export, it only exports less than 10 percent of its rice produce, so the ban is not going to affect the local price that much.. SO far, our mansons have not given the rain it has to give(40 % of expected in my state). So the produce itself is likely to lower this year.
India gives subsidies to Rice farmers = bad
USA gives subsidies to Rice farmers = very good and a safety net for farmers.
The nutshell of the entire report. WOW
Yeah dude westerners have the mindset of "only we are allowed to" i met some in real life, it was very unpleasant
@420glazeit3 Honestly it's nearly every nation across the globe that does this though.
@@420glazeit3You probably were unpleasant. Get of our western sites then if you dislike us so much.
That's not what they said at all.
If you actually watched the video, you'd know that the USA does not give rice growers a subsidy. In 2022, rice farmers received a bail out to prevent them from all going bankrupt. But don't let the facts get in the way of your narrative that the USA is bad.
And it's not India's subsidies to rice farmers that's distorting rice prices, it's India hoarding rice and then dumping it on the world market to destroy competitors that's crushing rice farmers around the world, all in an effort to gain market share for their rice farmers and bankrupt competitors. The USA can withstand it, because we're rich and can bail out our rice farmers like we did in 2022. However, poor nations in Africa and South Asia are being crushed and becoming more food insecure due to the practice.
I love that when India subsidized their rice farmers it's inefficient subsidies because of electoral motives, but then when the US does the same it's "supplemental income and safety nets". And it's good because farmers are good for food security and the local economy
Thank you.
That's what bugged me the second they mentioned these two statements.
Also same applies to crop insurance and similar government schemes provided by govt of India, they are among the best in the world but considering India has been Agricultural heavy economy, in today's capitalism economy, supporting marginal and smaller farmers is getting very very hard
These guys while reporting dont even understand the hypocrisy they spew.
@@SiddharthaMoravekar It isn't their fault the data shows what it shows. They simply have no obligation to be as nationalistic as you all have been increasingly pushed to be by Modi. I've seen the "India is the best!" bot comments, it isn't that they're being hypocritical it's that you're being biased.
#1 comment right here.
@@Vaeldarg first of all the videos is titled "why the world is running out of rice" it's kinda clickbait. It just shows their alliance towards generating clicks... For money.. or something like that. so yes if you think we have nationalist views and our assesment might be biased, the same applies to CNBC or the person behind this video.
Statistics and data can be presented in many ways to present different viewpoints , and on top of that , the videos sets a narration. So yes this is not just a data but a narrated video.
It's a big news channel media afterall and monetary/political influence are always into play.
It’s not due to elections that Indian government has banned rice export but it’s due to el-nino effect. This year India received 40% less rainfall and next year it’s predicted that India will receive up to 70 % less rainfall. Food security is what government is looking into. If we keep exporting like nothing will happen who’s gonna meet the common man’s requirement of food when there is a crisis ??, these so called experts did not make this point at all.. such a shame!!!
El nino?
@@philipp3001ya elnino, a strange climate conditions, due to this unpredictable weather conditions are happening in my state we had now 59% rain deficit😢
International meteorology have adopted "El nino" spanish words for boy child. Originall discovery was where Pacific Ocean surface temperature west of Chile is associated with less rainfall and even severe drought. "La nina" , girl child, is associated with more rain and floods.
@@kevinkelly7078 Yes, the impact of this is worldwide, from Australia across Indian Ocean reaching Bangladesh, Myanmar, Indonesia and of course India.
Dont spread false science. The rainfall on a particular area NEVER decrease. It change in frequency of quantity and the number of days it rains, but the amount of water stays constant. The condensed water vapor has to fall back on earth to go back into the sea or in the water bodies.
It's better if American media stays away from topics they don't understand.
Openly saying "my subsidy is good but if you did the same, it's bad" won't make you an intellectual and liberal as western journalists like to think of themselves.
Well said.
Yeah, all subsidies are bad.
There was almost no rain in most parts of India in August, a core monsoon month. That's why rice export was banned; not due to elections. Food security is at the core of the export ban; not some elections.
i heard india surpass china in population already. of course gov wanted to take care of their people
Then why no ban for basmathi and Gujarati rice. All the states which are not ruled by bjp are affected by this ban. Can u agree that.
@@Thamizh23😂😂😂What did you even achieved with this comment? Just pouring your frustration?
@@Thamizh23india banned that rice which is generally used by masses and poor people in India. So that govt. ensure that poor doesn’t suffer from scarcity. Basmati and Gujrati rice are costlier rice and mostly used by rich people so even if the price increase they can afford that and indirectly most of the rich Arabian countries also purchased only basmati rice so no loss to Indian economy. A very smart decision by government if you want to understand.
@@AzabGazab-e8m I expected this answer to support the cunning brahmin idea foolish govt. But why the south states that too TN, Kerala etc. which are not bjp in power only always affected due to this kind of ban. After ban what did ur govt did for the poor to get uplifted. There is no drought and no problem in the market. This happened to benefit only adani and ambani only not the south states farmers or state govts.
Already rice is sold at 30-50% higher than last year in Local Indian markets.
If there was no export ban the price would have doubled.
Thank you for kindly explaining a part of your country's point of view, sir.
food in general went up in price for the same amount...30%- 50%.
So whats your point?
Yeah, rice is a food too duhhhhh.
@@Gizziiusa thats not how it works, bruhh
@@Gizziiusa in India Rice and wheat prices are stable it may rice by 3-5 % which goes unnoticed
This is the first time in many decades it increased by 30-50% .
Tomatoes and Onion prices increases are seasonal one-time it goes to ₹100-₹150 but later comes back to ₹10 .
@@brycemedvin8765 This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system every month.
If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
This episode do not reveal full information. India's rice ban is temporary. It has 3 years of rice stocks in its FCI warehouses. The stock is feed the people if there are two years of consecutive monsoon failures. In addition the farmers are converting rice fields in to more profitable crops such as fish and shrimp farming. India put ban on export of non-Basmathi verities, that are produced in South India such as Sona Masoori, Ponni, BPT etc., that are produced in the deltas of Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri river systems. The reasons to impose ban are compelling as the stocks of these varieties are going down and per capita yield is also going down due to water shortage/crop migration etc. The rice that go to Africa which is unpolished, broken, and subsidized has no ban.
Good comment. Do you live in India?
@@LuKiSCraft No, I do not but I follow news closely.
qft! "I love that when India subsidized their rice farmers it's inefficient subsidies because of electoral motives, but then when the US does the same it's "supplemental income and safety nets". And it's good because farmers are good for food security and the local economy"
love the double standard. when americans look at the world that's what your media and govt tell you about us: india - rice, canada - wheat, uk - fish, australia/can/nz - beef, s africa - citrus, mexico - corn (so you flooded mexico with cheap us corn and killed that sector of their agriculture - where do you think most of these narco types came from? impoverished bankrupt farm families that lost their land!).
america makes sensible policies for everybody, everybody makes policies to hurt americans... that's what this whole video says.
@@Scriptorsilentum they're perenial victims. Kinda explains why so many of them were so keen to vote for a president that also plays the victim card so well, despite overwhelming evidence he's a criminal, not a victim
its the exact same with china and electric cars, the americans pay twice as much subsidies and china even pays tesla which is an american company
This is the exact same way us europeans feel. Airbus is one example there where the americans complain about airbus receiving subsidies while ignoring the amount of subsidies boeing receives. Now they will most likely complain about airbus not being fair because boeing planes does not sell to the same level as airbus even though its boeings fault for not taking their safety standards seriously.
Is this a bot, or just a bloody idiot? Literally quoting another UA-cam comment just a couple of comments above, to farm likes?
As a Filipino, I feel envious to the Indians because despite the massive population of India, their govt is verymuch capable of providing enough food for the citizens. The Philippines, despite being considered as an agricultural country, is not capable of producing enough rice and instead imports rice from Thailand and Vietnam. Political leaders have come and gone but because the country’s government is being run like hell, the Filipinos are facing a very dark future…
sometimes they export good stuff to so called "rich" countries and import some crap for domestic use.
What do the Filipino generally eat? What is the staple food? Is rice widely used in Philippines?
it's due to geography
It's not all about politics, it's also the Philippines' geographic location. Thailand and Vietnam don't experience super typhoons, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions every year. Even little Cambodia can export rice since they don't experience extreme natural disasters. Their harvest is almost always guaranteed. Agriculture is always at the mercy of mother nature.
@@farukhsheikh5790 Philippines is a top 10 consumer of rice
India made an excellent decision to make rice more affordable for Indians. Other Asian and African countries might want to consider growing their own amaranth or quinoa for their people since it can replace rice but is more nutrient rich for consumption and is a drought tolerant crop.
India is also the largest producer of millets.
You can grow rice in Africa?
@@motherhoodsbeauty9279 Hello. I am thinking that Asia and Africa can grow quinoa because it is healthier and easier to grow. However, yes some African countries grow rice. Then, western countries send free rice and put rice farmers out of business. It depends on the country because it is very diverse since it's the second largest continent in the world. Some areas are tropical desert, jungle, islands etc which will determine if they can grow rice.
Africa has its own indigenous species of rice different from Asian rice. Europeans found vast fields of various species of rice being grown all over Africa, and took African rice and growers to their colonies in the Americas. A variety of African rice that came to be known as Carolina Gold was the major rice grown in the US until it was replaced by the Asian species of rice.
There are varieties of African rice that are grown on dry lands without paddies, or on hillsides
India had one of the worst monsoon on record this year as there was almost no rainfall in the month of august which put a lot of pressure on the government to ensure that there are stocks to prevent something hazardous. Also, singapore,phillipines and many other SEA countries have contacted the indian government for exceptions and the Indian government has granted them exceptions and rice will be exported to them. Simply put, India does not want to be a victim of rich western traders sitting in their manhattan offices speculating on indian rice which will put inflationary pressures on india
in punjab the rice yield this year is atleast 30 percent more then last year.
@@greatblu9249 yes but not in Chattisgarh and madhya pradesh. Punjab is heavily subsidised not other states
@@rutdvajrawal7933 but overall production of rice across whole of india will be same this year as last.
what is subsidies given in punjab and haryana. May I know.
MSP. Punjabi farmers corner 70-80% of countries MSP
@@manh9105 I was just curious is msp a subsidy.
thanks.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system.
If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
Good to hear of a government taking care of it's people.
@@hodbarkleaf2714 even if sufficient grains are distributed to 800 million monthly
Hunger index by Western institutes places India in the end
@@_GMP_Don't take those Western reports too seriously even if they are positive about you. These reports used to be Beneficial and helpful when we didn't had research or survey organizations within The Country but since we have them its better to focus on our own reports...and btw those reports are much more Harsh, Critical and closer to reality than western reports which are based upon their Intrests.
Best part is market bro saying rice export ban was "just political" to keep rice prices reasonable in thier country...like that somehow is a bad thing.
Typical Western Media : Stop feeding you people so that when they suffer we could make another critical Documentary and milk viewrship. Just as we did when you booked us for evading Taxes ( BBC Smirks) .
Thereby increasing prices and maybe starving people outside the country. Thereby decreasing the profits that small farmers in India use to survive. Thereby meddling in markets such that unknown unwanted secondary effects will occur. Yeah, bad thing.
@justliberty4072 so you would rather they starve while exporting large amounts of food. The Irish would like to have some words with you about how well that works out.
@@justliberty4072I doubt it has anything to do with us if other people are starving.
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Indian Ban on rice exports has nothing to do with politics or elections. The reason is entirely domestic food security. The failure of monsoon rains in 2023 and erratic weather is bringing down rice security stockpiles. Further, already skyrocketing rice prices in India is mainly responsible for the export ban. Concern for people's food safety and not politics is the reason behind rice export ban has to be noted.
I hate the narrative of this video. It feels like they're villainizing india for its export ban. I'm from SEA and feel like it's my own country's responsibility to ensure food security and independence from importation. Also, why are they using American perspectives when they primarily need their rice for their kellogs. It's not even their staple.
It’s refreshing to see so many people in agreement in the comments with different perspectives of this complicated game - while also having compassion for India’s hellacious weather.
yeh, it is refreshing I agree. Nice change to see people who actually appear educated & aren't just falling for the propaganda spin & hypocritical attitudes towards both countries, as presented in this video. Very unexpected & refreshing indeed!
What's more: the Indian climate was already difficult, but the climate crisis has worsened the challenges there. And while the rest of the world is catching up, the West has caused it.
Hilarious to hear a US farmer complain about having to compete with foreign government subsidies. Google "Do US farmers get government subsidies?" to understand the irony.
It’s mostly to support corn and soy though. And that’s because corn is used as a component for gasoline in the U.S.
@@IpSyCo Corn ethanol has been calculated to be energy-neutral at best. That is, we're wasting energy to produce it. Sugar ethanol from warm places like brazil is probably energy positive
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@@grilledflatbread4692 Relying on another country for our energy imports has shown to be disastrous in times of global conflict. I’ll gladly take a more robust less efficient energy source over the more efficient choice any day.
@@IpSyCo Energy-neutral means we have to import the same amount of energy no matter how much ethanol we make. It would be like working a "cash neutral" job where you spend as much as you make. It just doesn't make sense.
A beer company is the #1 consumer of rice. There is no problem with supply, but how it is consumed
Beer is very important
Literally wasting food to make a toxin lol. Humanity at it's best.
@@Deadassbruhfrfr Beer causes impaired judgement. Bad judgement is bad for society. Therefore beer is bad for society.
Right. So if you are hungry, please drink beer 🍺 instead of eating rice 🍚
I suspect it's low-quality rice since it's used for the mash. Probably not a big impact to the food supply.
the utter stupidity of saying "we can stand up against any farmers, but not against foreign governments" is breathtaking. The US policy of subsidizing all crops (including rice) has a direct impact on world prices. Just appalling idiocy here.
The last week I was shopping at this dep. store "More" and was shocked to see the price of "idli rice" gone up from ₹35 to ₹100/kg. Two days ago, it was ₹130/kg. Idli rice is a staple in South India. Rozana Basmati is cheaper at ₹85 a kilo. We are having Basmati Idlis !!! I can afford it but I'm not buying. If I buy it, I'm supporting the supply moghuls who think it is ok to rip off people at Diwali.
India is to rice what the USA is to corn, in regards to subsidies and area under cultivation
lol usa basically in the top 5 in all food export country.
Not really. The US subsidizes corn to float animal agriculture. India's subsidies help people
Modi is to India what Trump is to the US
you mean think about the people, not foreign interests and lobbies? thanks Modi@@DSAK55
and guju is hopeless who can't even feed 80 percent with rice!!@@DSAK55
India is the #1 rice exporter, but it has stopped exporting due to fear of climate change and lack of fertilizers. Luckily, Vietnam stepped up, but the amount is barely match that of India.
I am actively in charity. Vietnam stepped in and helped the world but this also increase rice prices within the country. Many citizens in poverty really hurt by price increase. For example poor old citizens (70s, 80s, 90s year old) is making 30,000 VND a day! Rice in Vietnam is 20,000 VND a kg.
i dont know why indian govt did that but as rice producer i sold govt 2000kg rice and have enough rice for 3 years ,may the stop because of there freebees to 800ml and even they dont require it because more than 80% of producers ,its all about vote bank politics.
I don't know why you can't understand such a simple thing, due to inflation, war and lack of proper monsoon timings our rice production has decreased and if we continue to export without considering domestic demand it'll lead to a massive crisis. Stop blaming the government and try to understand economics. People are already suffering a bit due to the rise in vegetable prices. We don't need to hurt ourselves to benefit the world when people are not kind enough to recognise the reality.
Rice and Ice
@@AbhishekSingh-zv2tn No you BJP idiot. That's because rice production *has* declined this year due to insufficient monsoon rains. Google "rice production lack of rains India" and read up. Southern states have seen paddy output drop. And south India consumes more rice than the north. It's still a significant chunk of India's population and if they allowed exporting more non-basmati varieties, then than would result in higher prices for Indians back home. Basmati rice isn't what most Indians consume on a daily basis.
During pandemic Indian Government distributed rice to needy which reduced reserves, also during election time opponents hold food items to cause temparary hike in prices which no ruling party likes.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system.
If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
how does someone out of power and without votes increase the price of food to win an election in india (asking for a friend)
That is low quality garbage rice, even chickens don't eat that rice
@@eggbenedict-gt7mwso you want Jasmine rice? Go back to usa.... waiter sala
@@ginxxxxxState Govts of opposition party oftern buy these commodities and Hoard them inorder to cause Artificial Inflation and then fight election upon them.... and when caught they can simply play " Hey you are trying to suppress Democracy, Killing Democracy ... "
According to this channel
Indian subsidy: electoral gains
American subsidy: helps poor farmers.
Americans are the most vicious when it comes to money.
I like how they say climate change is negatively affecting rice production but that India is harvesting their second largest ever recorded crop. Curious.
What's the point of your comment, that climate change is fake?
India ranks so low in hunger index so we need to ban rice until it's sufficient for our own people
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After living in Korea, I eat rice with almost every meal. I eat about 3 cooked cups a day. I love it! Every time I need to lose weight I just eat some chicken, rice and a vegetable for about a month and I can lose 30 pounds with 10,000 steps a day.
In Korea, we don't consume the rice that much anymore and we can't consume the rice we grew each year and we also have to import the rice from US. It is just trade issue.
In India (especially in our States Odisha, in some states as well) Government is giving free rice 5kg/person every single month to 30 million plus people. And also most of our farmers are focusing on growing rice.
That's wild, 1 kg rice takes around 2000 - 5000 laters a clean water.
@@AbiolaRaha India has the Monsoons for water. The issue is that this year they were irregular.
for max of 26 million ppl only for this year till December.. While a single person requires and average of 12-15 kg of rice per month cause Indian are hefty eaters ..
@@ampmskmis rice the only thing you're eating? How can one person eat that much rice in a month
@@Joe-qm4yvNorth West India eat wheat South East India eat rice
I am a commodity trader for last 20 years, how and why Indias long grain rice is of lower quality?? We fetch premium for it over the normal rice. If it is your normal Anti-India bias, then its fine, revel in your hate, tables are turning, western hegemony on the dialogue is overdue to be overturned.
And they have guts to show a distorted picture of India's PM, would you do that with Biden and get away with it?? Extremely racist
In south india we are small scale rice growing farmers for generations, until last decade when we we gave up as it was a losing game year after year, now price is slightly higher but still not enough to break even, so our farms are lying empty and we have switched remaining land to grow commercial crops like coffee pepper etc
There are no shortages. All the so called shortages can be associated with market manipulation aimed at price increases and abnormal profits
Can you provide proof for your claim?
Google China hoarding grain. That caused high food prices globally.
What profits? Where are the profits if no one can buy it?
Fking hell you need to go back and take economics 101
@@snowheader2200 People with money can buy it at a higher price which is what will happen when they manufacture shortages. Poor people are the ones who won't be able to buy it
@@snowheader2200 You know zero economics. There is something called hoarding and the reason for hoarding is creating artificial shortages followed by increased prices .. Those that have been hoarding what has now become very expensive would then start releasing what they hoarded for sale at very high prices to earn abnormal profits
I live in India Madhya pradesh, In my town we have not good yield of rice and neighboring Chattisgarh the rice bowl of india also faced the same issue.
Chattisgarh is not the rice bowl of India, rather West Bengal is the rice bowl of India. West Bengal is the biggest producer of rice in India and specifically East Bardhaman district of West Bengal is called Rice Bowl of India.
Even though west bengal produces more , the name rice bowl is shared by andra Pradesh and Chattisgarh, chattisgarh is called rice bowl of India from the time of its birth , it produces more then 24000 variety of rice which is why it got its name , it's variety of rice , 1000 of which are unique only to chattisgarh. Which is why it's refers to bowl of rice of India , west bengal is not a bowl maybe more like a container 😂
@@harshsharma9233 You can give any name you wish, but Chattishgarh nor AP is not considered as Rice Bowl of India, at least not in West Bengal or other parts of India. Also, Chattishgarh does not have the highest number of rice varieties in India. Until 1970 (before the Green Revolution), India had about 110,000 varieties of rice and now it has about 6,000 varieties left. Out of that 6000 varieties In West Bengal, about 5600 rice varieties were cultivated, of which 3500 varieties of rice were shipped to the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) of the Philippines during the period from 1975 to 1983 for preservation. Today in West Bengal mostly 610 rice varieties are grown. Today IRRI has a total 16,746 rice accessions from India.
In Chattishgarh 22,000 folk varieties are claimed to exist, but many folk varieties are synonymous. Recently 76 varieties of rice from Chhattisgarh have been included in the 550 worldwide variety of aromatic rice. This gives an idea of exciting varieties In Chattishgarh which is probably around 100. But more accurate estimation can be found in IRRI record.
@@honeysup it's not me who calls which state is rice bowl of India or not , even a simple Google search will show how wrong you are , only two states are called rice bowl of India , andra Pradesh and Chattisgarh. And according to Indian institute of rice research, chattisgarh produces the most variety of rice in India, also the culture of chattisgarh is heavy influenced by rice , entire local dishes from frara to chila to other tribal dishes are entirely made with rice , also the chattisgarh population is more depended on rice , those chattisgarh is most versatile rice producer , has a solid culture around rice , has a population consumption of rice far greater then wb . And can only be compared to andrapradesh on above 3 catagory. So it does not matter what I say or u say . It's been universally accepted fact and you can't change it .
@@harshsharma9233Sorry, random google search is not the automatic source of agriculture statistics of India. And this phrase "According to Indian Institute of rice research..." is itself wrong. No IIRR does not say that about number of variety in Chhattisgarh, because IIRR (& IRRI Philippines) itself provide those Agriculture Stat and I am quoting those statistics. If someone claim otherwise, he is wrong. It does not matter what you think, you are completley wrong as the numbers you said are itself wrong. Regarding name of Rice Bowl, you are free to think whatever you like, its your choice, nobody is stopping you but sorry others don't conform with you or think like you. Also Chhattisgarh does not have the highest number of rice variety, sorry for busting the myth. It may be better that you first learn the correct agricultural statistics of India and then argue with correct data.
here is the real story and India's perspective is. This is especially for foreigners to understand.
India did give free grains because of the Russia-Ukraine war. Some European countries stockpiled that grain to pump up the price. Later they resold it at a higher margin.
Later India stopped grain export and said if you want the grain we will give you it on a case-by-case basis. India still giving grains to countries who really need them.
This is a typical bullying and preaching tactic that West does. They acting like a spoiled child. West caring about Indian farmers? give me a break.
These are not farmers. these are landowners who exploit poor workers to grow crops for them.
When Lake Mead was falling, people were talking about how to reduce water usage. Those decorative fountains and swimming pools use only a small percentage of the water but farms use over 40%. But you die without food and can live without fountains and swimming pools.
Americans saying India over subsidies its farmers. whats next mcdonald saying subway 's food is unhealthy
Wow, Modi is doing what his voters want, amazing. Imagine having a leader that does what his people want.
What I got from this video is that "a small investment from US Congress" can help subsidize Chipotle and Anheiser-Busch's ingredients, since almost all of US rice stays domestic, and they're the biggest purchasers named in this video.
God forbid we ask those companies to just pay market rate for their ingredients
Riviana Foods owns most of the rice farms in the US and they are the ones lobbying congress for corporate welfare. $334 million dollars revenue last year. If they don't get a $250 million subsidy they will not be able to pay Ebro Foods enough profits to afford new Jets for all the Board members. Ebro Foods made a profit of $651 million last year. These are not mom and pop farms. They are big business.
The US agriculture industry is already heavily subsidized. That is why many countries can't compete with US farmers in certain crops, for example corn. The reason is because food is considered by American policymakers as national security, it makes the US less vulnerable to food shocks in the event of a war or geopolitical rivalry.
I like it when India does the same thing its 'electoral motivated' while when the US does the same its 'Systematic Public Subsidy'. I can't, with the Hippocracy .🤓
@@Tonad_Drump if you actually talk to most people though we’re not mad at India doing it though. Like if things are tough they gotta feed their people first.
However, people are also focused on it because of the fact that there are millions that were relying on India for rice. Which as touched on is a staple food source.
Rice is to Asia what the potato is to the west and specifically corn is to America.
Which mind you the US exports soooo much food to the world mainly in the form of animal feeds though
How about this: American companies will start paying market rates for their ingredients - and in exchange their corporate tax rates get cut by like 80%?
In the Philippines Rice has become a very expensive staple commodity.
Rice has addiction, I heard Philippines rice if they don't eat are withdrawn. Scary.
Golden price 😂
@@paadipanta2607 lol never heard of that. We can switch to pasta or bread anytime, we are just so used to it just like the japanese. Despite the increase in price it's still the most economical
@@ElijahAlcantaranope. Have you lived abroad? Filipinos literally become sad without having rice at home. You’ll never realize it till you’re far away and locally made bread is cheaper than rice.
@@jan_07sure they can become sad for awhile, but I still disagree with it as an 'addiction'
India banned this particular rice🌾category as China was buying rice🌾 in bulk from India and stockpiling it in their warehouses thereby increasing the price of rice globally. Too bad CNBC did not put that in the video. But then again, the World belongs to America WTO right!
but by the same logic, india's decision to ban exports also triggered a price increase by not selling.
@@LensBlurr When oil prices go up so do food prices as well as inflation.
@@LensBlurrIndia is still selling rice but it's only yhe government to government.
I can tell you right now. The world may be running out of rice but the Philippines will never run out of rice. Rice is life!
Living in Vietnam where i can get a full rice sack delivered to me within 30 mins with no fuss and watching this video really gave me greater perspective.
has the price gone up 30% recently? maybe it will go back down (it happened once)
Its because of El nino monsoon failed to provide sufficient water this year. You see the aftermath in next harvest in jan to feb. To control the rice price shooting up then government has banned export now. Its a precautionary measure
I think we should also point a finger at overcomplexity of combines and farm equipment as well as loss of right to repair for farmers.
Well, you can always replace "overcomplicated" equipment with more illegals.
I wonder how many farmers actually maintained their own new contemporary equipment. Sure some farmers may maintain really old equipment but I think that is survivorship bias rather than the standard course of action. I'm betting farmers during the 1950s paid mechanics from the dealer to repair their brand new machines. I say all this to say I don't think the right to repair has any major impact on farmers.
As an Indonesian, I didn't realize there was a rice crisis. Sure, prices have hiked up but they're negligible. It's wheat that we have a problem with. Prices have gone up by 50% or more. Hopefully, it doesn't get that bad.
India export ban has some exceptions. As some of the SE Asian countries requested they continue export to Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia etc
india has granted exception to a lot of se asian countries
It still amazes me that we, all nations and people, keep trying to tackle so many of these issues on our own. India especially has so many issues that really requires a massive collaboration and investment which would benefit everyone. But that isn't profitable so *shrug*.
@2:43 In India, most rice is grown on flat lands. He is factually wrong.
He never said that most rice is grown in step fields, he just said that’s what people usually think of. y’all are stupid.
Indian short grain rice is not low quality, unlike what the guy in the video is claiming. It is in fact sort after as basmati doesn’t go well with all indian curries
i mean... maybe that's only to non-Asian standards except for India. most Asians won't look at Indian rice in their meals ever.
@@the0000alex0000 Most Indians wouldn't touch South-East/East Asian sticky rice either. India's rice varieties are unique they don't stick or clump together.
@@jarjarbinks3193it's is garbage , even chickens won't eat it
@@the0000alex0000India grows some of the best non-basmati rice varieties in the world. There's a wide variety, too - red rice, black rice, - around 6000 in all.
Our rice our responsibility for our people
Cannot wrap my head around to see US complaining about subsidies.
The title of the video could be: "The Impact of India's Rice Export Ban."
Or the impact of climate change?
Or the impact of indian elections on world food supply?
Was quite the focus.
@@NiAhow207 they don't want you to know this lol
Nope
He says “its political, because India is trying to ensure ample rice domestically and fight inflation”. If this is political, then what is humanitarian? Btw while US is misusing rice to make beer. Not food- beer.
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The U.S. bashes India for subsidizing and banning rice exports, saying it messes up global prices. But guess what? The U.S. does the same thing, giving huge subsidies to its own rice farmers. India’s rice export ban isn’t just about elections; it’s also because of the El Niño effect and to make sure their people have enough food. Every country looks after its own needs first. And here’s a funny twist : the biggest user of rice in the U.S. is Anheuser-Busch, a beer company! Talk about irony! 😂
Rice takes up too much fresh water to grow. Exporting rice is essentially exporting water, with India's water tables drying up and shortage of water everywhere, India should dial down its rice exports for atleast a decade or two until better water management practices and solutions are implemented
Rice is the most universal base for cooking. I cant imagine myself living without quality rice.
Potato’s are the same for us in the west couldn’t imagine not having them for so many dishes same with bread
There’s always disco rice as a substitute
@@MyVideos-fm7ug gross dude
@@dennisp8520 A large number of people find the combinations of potato and high-protein foods such as meat or eggs too heavy for their digestive system, especially when it comes to fried dishes. Long white rice is way more convenient in this regard - while being more nutritious it almost never causes indigestion. Potato has almost no proteins which is also a minus.
@@freddyfriend5462 white rice is not more nutritious then potatoes. Rice by itself you can’t live off of alone you need to have it with something else the same with potatoes.
I didn’t say that people who rely on rice should just replace it I was saying that I can empathize as I couldn’t imagine life without potatoes
I can't imagine what will happen to my country. Because in my country, there's even a saying, "It's not a full meal without rice."
*India as an exporter of many commodities gives more importance to the developing countries than the developed countries. Please research what India did with the Covid vaccines. India is more empathetic towards developing countries which do not have deep pockets.* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccine_Maitri
in my country there is a saying "when you are behind the eight ball and long in the tooth, bummer i hear ya, break a leg, make it a bakers dozen as a ballpark figure or i will take a rain check"
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In India, now you can buy a quality kilo rice for just less than half a dollar😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🍚🍚🍚🍚🌾🌾🌾🌾
Rice is commonly grown in paddies for one simple purpose - weed suppression. Unaffected by flooding, the rice plant thrives while its competitors drown. The water serves as a natural form of herbicide. However, growing in water is not required, which is what makes rice such an interesting grain for home gardeners.
India has every right to ensure that its population has adequate supplies of food. Modi is doing what Indian citizens elected him to do, which is to do what is in the best interest of Indian citizens. Globalist A-holes don't like, then so be it.
Of course, and when other countries do that with their main products Indian people will struggle to buy those things. We can protect ourselves but will have to deal with the pain when others do the same.
Hate to tell you, but the same Globalist A-holes control petroleum exports. Oil is 82% of India's imports. If it wasn't for India's import of Russian oil, they would be in much deeper trouble. These same Globalist A-holes could plug those shipping lanes and make it tough. In reality, India is still a third world country in most people's eyes, so its not even worth the effort. Africa running out of rice is not really part of the globalist's concerns.
@@KodakRose Please don't preach. We know what happened with COVID vaccines during the pandemic.
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system.
If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
Ask modi what is air quality index of Delhi and Mumbai 😂😂😂😂
Thank you to our rice producers!
America won't feed and house and give medical assistance to it's own people but they can give the world every handout imaginable. Incredible.
What handout is America giving out in this video???
What are the odds that in 5 years we find a hedge fund has bought up a large % of the rice market and has manipulated the price of rice?
Vietnam: what rice shortage?
Japan: we have surplus in rice crops 🌾 can anyone help consume ?
Same here in Indonesia
Indonesia was one of the biggest rice exporter back then in 80s and 90s, but now... despite abundant natural resources, we lack the human resources that have willingness to work in the industry
With price dropped because imported rice by politician and high cost fertilizer. You don't say? As if politician try their best to shut down rice production
Indonesia Youngsters today are most likely interest in digital creator - influencer area because of its high paid job and easy to do rather than to be rice farmer
both replies above are true.
Automation is what makes much of agriculture work in an age when people have better opportunities than farm work, or at least aspire to them.
Indonesia has too many people, that's the problem. Take a look at the statistics, Indonesia is one of the largest rice producers, yet still can't meet the demand due to too many mouths to feed.
In 2007 and 2008 there was a dramatic global rice prices rise just before the 2008 financial crisis. I wonder if this could be happening all over again.
@@Joseph-ke3xc We have massive debt bubbles all around the world, which are far far worse than those that lead to the 2008 financial crisis. We don't have the resources to pump the economy full of free money the way we did in 2008 without causing hyper inflation. The US national debt is three times higher than in 2008, personal debt is higher, college debt is higher, car debt is higher. About 50 countries around the world are on the brink of economic collapse. Oil is higher, food is much more expensive. Yes there are recessions every so often but there are also far worse things than that and I think we are primed of another financial crisis. It may not happen today, or this month, maybe not this year, but its coming all the signs are there.
@@scottperry7311 lookslike a repeat of 1930's style big recession is coming , stock market crash , world trade crash followed by ww3
@@Joseph-ke3xc We do. We just don't say it in the media because it would cause an outrage. It's tougher to survive now than 2008.
2007-08 was the depth of the Australian 10 year 2000 to 2011 "Millenium Drought". We went from exporting 90% of our rice production to importing most of our rice to eat. This coincided with the food riots in Egypt.
the US complaining about India's agricultural subsidies is just hilarious to me.
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As someone who suffers from Celiac Disease, this gives me so much anxiety. I deeply rely on rice as the cornerstone of my diet. I can't imagine the stress of losing this staple while also living in a third world country. This is bad, folks.
Rich countries are the types of places where shortages tend to hit last due to the money they have. I hope you and others who don't live in developed countries get past this.
No root veg available or plantains? Rice is poor choice compared to those anyway
Your forgetting with all the wars, "Wheat" prices has skyrocketed and you seeing the Middle East go crazy.
Potatoes
I have Celiac disease too, we go through a 25 lb bag of rice in a month. I do eat a lot of potatoes though. :)
I wish they did a report on the drawbacks to the subsidies of goods.
What country won’t restrict food exports when there are food shortages? If your country is not self-sufficient in food production, you should be very concerned. The idea of global trade in food was flawed to begin with, but failing to curb unmitigated climate change is a nightmare waiting to happen.
Rice is a rich source of carbohydrates, the body's main fuel source. Carbohydrates can keep you energized and satisfied, and are important for fueling exercise. Brown rice, especially, is an excellent source of many nutrients, including fiber, manganese, selenium, magnesium, and B vitamins.
Spooked by volatile foodgrain prices ahead of a general election next year, India's government has banned or taxed exports of most kinds of rice and wheat. While India is a large producer of wheat, it really dominates the rice market: its exports represent about 40% of the global rice trade.
There is a question: How Good Policies help keep rice price right?
None, it needs good rainfall. That balance is off now. Future will be volatile.
My understanding is rice doesn’t have to grow in water it can grow in the same soils but is one of the few that grows fully submerged so they do it for weed control!
Super easy to grow in massive quantities in a indoor farm too. Only problem is efficiency costs money and it is cheaper to just waste millions of gallons of water.
Not really. It requires stagnant water in different stages of growing.
Wow! Facepalm by millions of rice farmers around the world who built all of those levees and terraces for nothing!
@@sevenmile😂😂 what a reply!
Vertically farmed rice guys it's a lot cheaper than the f55 invisible fighter jet and actually will feed people
No one is starving here in the US. We could care less.
@@cleverusernamecl5532 if the rice runs out the people eating rice will be forced to eat your food regulated not to go up in price like rice is currently. What will you eat then?
@@peterscherling1141 Fortunately I'm high enough upon the food chain that this rice shortage is not going to affect me.
@@peterscherling1141 Fortunately I'm high enough upon the food chain that this rice shortage is not going to affect me.
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I love how the US rice growers in Louisiana and Mississippi also farm crawfish on the same fields that they grow the rice. Those 2 things seem to be complimentary to each other and massively benefits those farmers. The harvests and "seeding" are at different times so they don't negatively effect the farmers ability to work both. And i believe there were some other benefits like crawfish poop acting as fertilizer and they eat some of the pests that are there reducing the impact on rice yields.
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No it's not. stop with this BS shock titles.
Its not only india even in US if people dont get affordable food they will vote against u...also india has to feed 1/6 of world population....already we see food prices increasing in india
This video failed to explain how govt of India buys rice directly from farmers to feed 800 million people domestically free of cost through public distribution system.
If prices are increased govt should also spend more money to buy
everything in the usa has increased in price, most twice but some 3 or 4 times more. last year at my local shop, a 25 lb bag of rice use to cost $9 but now its $13
@@ginxxxxxfool the price of rice is higher in india 😂😂😂😂 and per day wage is $10
@@eggbenedict-gt7mw i think your egg sauce has gone bad
@@ginxxxxx no ur moms milk has curdled
Climate change has threatened crops in India in recent years, resulting in declining yields. As a result, it is imperative to take action to feed 1.4 billion people.
The rice market isn't "comprised of". The rice market "comprises". Very disappointing to find CNBC doesn't know that.
How do you run out of rice???? Can't you just plant more. This doesn't make sense at all on no level. Can't every country grow rice. Such nonsense.🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
India is just looking out for India. Maybe USA should try that.
Not only that but also the loss of exports will mean lower imports for India of other goods that they need, since the international exchange obtained in that trade will ofc not happen.
@@Cotswolds1913rice export is just 10 billion.
Also India is a mixed economy, if one or 2 things problems happens in export it doesn't matter.
@@questions_answered $10 billion is a lot!
@@Cotswolds1913 well its a lot but it's would affect India that much.
The main concern would be feeding 1.3 billion people during the climate change.
Nowadays government is encouraging millets, also millets are popular in India,lentils also.
Most Indian people eat vegetarian foods daily, even non-vegetarian eat meat once or twice a week,some thrice.
So climate change is a huge problem and also food security.
Banning and control the export of rice was a good decision.
And also India has told that it will export to countries that are facing shortage of Rice.The Indian government has already allowed exports of non-basmati rice to Bhutan (79,000 tonnes), UAE (75,000 tonnes), Mauritius (14,000 tonnes) and Singapore (50,000 tonnes) through the National Cooperative Exports Ltd (NCEL) after the ban.
@@questions_answered With the overall price of rice that exports contribute to reaching, you get more investment in rice farming, more modernization etc, and it’ll end up being as cheap or cheaper as if you didn’t do the export ban. Ofc that’s in the medium to long-term. Meanwhile the income of farmers improves as well, but yes….when you artificially suppress the price, investment in producing that good is gonna tend to be lower. Not just because of raw differential in creates in the price and the profit margin, but bcuz of the uncertainty in gov policy, like what other things for political reasons are they gonna get up to that disrupts the rice industry.
Premium rice price increased from IDR 59k to IDR 69.5k per 5 kg year to year (4 to 4.6 USD, +15%)
As an Indian and my father being a rice farmer. I am against rice ban. No one voices opinion of farmers even though 60% of the population is dependent on Agriculture. All these years because of lower cost of rice many farmers lost money in rice production. Many would say why can’t they switch to another crop. They can’t switch for many reasons:
1. If Neighour farmland is producing rice you can’t produce other crop as excess water from rice would damage yours
2. Habituated to rice production can’t think something else
3. Many can’t buy rice so they cultivate for household purpose. Many farmers in india own 2/3/4 acres of land. Unlike developed countries.
When farmers can’t benefit from these price hikes and can’t benefit other times due to lower prices. How should they survive? Therefore Farmers committing sucide is increasing.
As Indonesian, I still surprise that rice farming is a big thing in the US, because I always though they only eat wheat breads for breakfast like in the TV.
We mostly grow corn and soy bean here in the US. Corn is in almost everything we eat that's processed like chips or candies or even fast food
They even cook their rice in a pan. Uncle roger is very disappointed.
Every nation should produce their 😊own rice. Simple
yeah even countries with arid climates should grow their own rice ❤
Ehh, I still have my Jasmine and short grain rice. I usually mix them both 50/50 to that perfect blend of rice fluffy-ness that isnt too soft but also not too hard either
well you only need to add proper amount of water to control the softness/hardness. no need to mix different kinds of rice just for this purpose.
I think I went to school with a Jasmine Rice. Tiny white girl who loved soy sauce.
Jasmine cheap rice, eat basmati
😯
Southeast Asian : Huh?
Every single CNBC video I've watched in the past month has all been negative. Sign of things to come?
Absolute BS. Rice ban was put in place due to uncertain weather in India, affecting the crop yield. To avoid internal shortage of food the ban was necessary.
Who cares. In America we grow food just for us too. Get over it. Our farmers here are GREAT
Similar story happened in 2008 and 2009. Philippines rationed rice making it harder for the Filipinos to obtain the energy we need.
Philippines is still pretty unstable and suffer from many types of crises. I guess they like it like that since they do absolutely nothing to help themselves. They've even voted for the dictator's son. These people will never evolve.
In India the government is giving free 5kg rice per person in every month.😊
that's why 🗿
well yes governments should look after their people👍
@@Angel-ut5mp That's Indian version of food stamps and is not a bad thing. During British Rule millions died during drought and there was hardly any large surplus storage even during bountiful harvest but were instead sold to foreign countries event at times of drought.
ok? lol why are you so proud
That's a lot of rice. I could never find the space to put all that rice!
I am glad they are talking about the worlds food insecurities. I just wish they’d give all the information accurately.
What I got from this video is that "a small investment from US Congress" can help subsidize Chipotle and Anheiser-Busch's ingredients, since almost all of US rice stays domestic, and they're the biggest purchasers named in this video.
God forbid we ask those companies to just pay market rate for their ingredients
It is not a shortage. It is that they don’t want sell it for less
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I am a rice farmer, India subsidies the rice because if it didnt subsidies this will happen: in one acre of land one farmer can earn only 5000 rs (65 dollar) / 4months (average indian farmer owns 3 to 5 acres of land and makes 25K rs per acre per 4 months with subsidy from gov). So a farmer with 5 acre will only make 25 K rs (325 dollars)/ 4months without subsidy, that is around 6000 rs (80 dollars )/ month. Even in rural india, a family need 10 K a month to just survive. Massive amount of farmers will leave rice and probably agriculture as a whole (because their land is good only for rice (very clay)). The prices will go up again after few months, but the damage would have been already done. Massive number of marginal farmers will be pushed to famine + skyrocketing rice price after few months all around globe will be the result if India stops rice subsidy. The problem in india is very complex that the US doesnt want to hear.
One more fact is eventhogh India has the 40 % share in rice export, it only exports less than 10 percent of its rice produce, so the ban is not going to affect the local price that much.. SO far, our mansons have not given the rain it has to give(40 % of expected in my state). So the produce itself is likely to lower this year.
Running out!! We have our central stock points overflowing...
the word crisis is used with such an ease these days lol