In The News

Riceland Foods reported over $1.15 billion in revenue to its members, staff and guests in attendance at the cooperative’s Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday at the Embassy Suites in Jonesboro, Ark. 

Riceland funds drainage fix to help prevent local flooding in Grubbs.

Riceland pushes for fair global rice trade access in UK meetings.

Riceland rice ranked second among Arkansas’ most loved local brands.

Riceland’s leadership class met with policymakers in Washington, D.C. to advocate for rice producers and gain insight into agricultural legislation and the farm bill process.

Riceland partners with Arkansas State University to give students hands-on research and industry experience through a new scholars program linking agriculture, engineering, and business.

Riceland’s Carbon Ready™ Program has paid farmers millions for sustainable rice practices while delivering measurable environmental gains like emissions reductions and water savings.

Riceland leadership development training was being featured at a Stuttgart Chamber “Lunch & Grow” session focused on building leadership skills and professional growth.

Riceland Foods members elected three new farmer-directors to its board to help guide the cooperative’s leadership and strategy.