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Iván Mauricio Hurtado Rivas

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Iván Hurtado is a Research Associate with HarvestPlus in the Agrifood Innovation and Resilience Unit, based at the CIAT campus in Palmira, Colombia. His work focuses on advancing the development and dissemination of biofortified varieties of beans, rice, maize, and cassava, as well as conducting statistical analyses to support crop improvement programs. He has contributed to the release of high-iron bean varieties in Colombia and has worked closely with farmers’ associations across different regions of the country. His research has also focused on assessing genetic gain and estimating the heritability of biofortified rice lines to support breeding strategies and variety development. Iván holds a bachelor’s degree in Agronomic Engineering and a master’s degree in Agricultural Sciences with a focus on Plant Breeding, both from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia.

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Protocol for management of weedy rice (Red Rice) in biofortified rice production systems

2025Hurtado Rivas, Ivan Mauricio; Mahalingam, Govindaraj; Alvarez, Maria Fernanda; Bartholomé, Jerome; Herrera, Cristian Camilo
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Protocol for management of weedy rice (Red Rice) in biofortified rice production systems

Rice (Oryza sativa) is a basic staple food, which is widely consumed around the world, it is a source of food for at least half of the world’s population (Makmuang et al., 2021). Rice is a crucial source of energy, as it contributes almost 20% of the daily caloric intake of an individual. It is a widely consumed food and is cultivated in numerous countries across different continents. According to FAO Stat, the total rice production for 2022 was led by the Asian continent with 698.767.821 tons, followed by Africa with 39.876.974 tons, and the Americas produced 34.052.692 tons.

Year published

2025

Authors

Hurtado Rivas, Ivan Mauricio; Mahalingam, Govindaraj; Alvarez, Maria Fernanda; Bartholomé, Jerome; Herrera, Cristian Camilo

Citation

Hurtado Rivas, I.M.; Mahalingam, G.; Alvarez, M.F.; Bartholomé, J.; Herrera, C.C. (2025) Protocol for management of weedy rice (Red Rice) in biofortified rice production systems. Cali (Colombia): Alliance of Bioversity International and International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) / Washington, D.C. (USA): International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 27 p. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176133

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Colombia

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Americas; South America; Latin America and the Caribbean; Rice; Weed Control

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English

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Open Access

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