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Enhancing Rice Content in AgNIC: Methodology for Evidence-Based Identification of Resources

ABSTRACT Arkansas ranks number one in rice production among the rice-producing states in the United States. It is, therefore, befitting that the University of Arkansas Libraries applied to be part of AgNIC, a cooperative distributed information system for agriculture and related fields. Our involvement as part of this agreement was two-pronged. It was imperative that we maintain a site for rice research from developing countries, starting first with Web-accessible information generated in the United States, and contribute to the indexing and abstracting of scholarly free and open-access information relating to rice research in the AgNIC database. This paper highlights the categories of information to be included and the detailed methodologies, based on faculty publications that were used to gather the scholarly material to build the Web page (http://libinfo.uark.edu/agnic/) in the AgNIC database. The methodologies presented here would be useful for other participants contemplating a similar project.