Advances in irrigation techniques for rice cultivation Dr Thomas Isenhart

Advances in irrigation techniques for rice cultivation Dr Thomas IsenhartRice land receives 3545% of all the worlds irrigation water. In view of growing concerns about future water scarcity, achieving water savings in irrigated rice production has become a key research challenge. This chapter considers the key techniques for improving rice water productivity through enhanced irrigation practices aiming to reduce irrigation water use in rice cultivation. These include the cultivation of aerobic rice, the use of the

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