Since the first Rice Journal rolled off the presses more than 100 years ago, our editors have strived to bring its readers the most accurate, updated and informative articles concerning the U.S. rice industry. We are in the field, in the lab and at the rice industry meetings gathering information that will help our readers-the rice producers-produce a profit.

Profit is the key word in today's agricultural community. With rice entering a free market system, producers need to stay abreast of the most accurate, timely information to improve production, increase crop quality and ultimately market the grain for the highest price attainable. Rice Journal provides the information necessary for a producer to achieve a successful harvest.

Rice Journal is a valuable tool used by rice producers. Rice Journal editors have cultivated a strong working relationship with the scientific community-the starting block for quality rice production. Specialists and researchers who dedicate their work to the rice industry trust Rice Journal to report their findings accurately and completely. Similar bonds of trust established with the rice business leadership permit Rice Journal editors access to the latest happenings throughout the industry. Rice Journal editors also have the most face-to-face contact with rice producers, receiving firsthand knowledge about their production and concerns. Rice Journal keeps producers informed of significant breakthroughs in rice production, political and  environmental issues, and markets.

Because Rice Journal places the most timely and profit-producing editorial in the hands of rice farmers, they have developed a high level of trust, credibility and confidence in Rice Journal. This credibility greatly enhances readership each month. And readership means your advertising in Rice Journal will be the most effective it can be anywhere. Call your advertising representative today about advertising in Rice Journal.

Regional coverage

Rice Journal is published six times a year-January through June. Three regional splits are available: Delta (Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri); Texas; and California. Information on the primary production practices reaches rice producers approximately two months before they are involved in the actual activities, allowing producers to make important management and purchase decisions.

For more specific information, please contact your Rice Journal representative listed below.

Sales Office:
Specialized Agricultural Publications C/O Patrice Powers
5808 Faringdon Place ~ Suite 200
Raleigh, North Carolina 27609-3930