Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) using less water to grow rice |explorer101

Implementing late sowing or transplanting of rice seedlings, combined with integrated nutrient management (INM) and good agricultural practices (GAPs), is a sustainable farming strategy to protect rice crops from the adverse effects of climate change. This approach helps the crop avoid critical growth stages (like flowering) during extreme weather events (such as high temperatures or heavy rainfall) that are becoming more frequent with climate change. Key Strategies for Climate Resilience in Ric

After the harvest season ends, villagers return to the drying rice fields to search for fish and eels trapped beneath the muddy roots of rice plants. What once was a place of work turns into a playground of discovery, where people laugh and dig through the mud to uncover the hidden life that remains after the water is gone. | INFO UNIK