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Research study on the impact of planting density and cultivation methods on crop management, growth, and yield of rice. The researcher conducted experiments with different planting densities (111,111 and 138,888 plants per hectare) and two different cultivation methods (paddy and upland). Results showed that both planting density and cultivation method significantly affected crop management, growth, and yield. Paddy cultivation produced better results compared to upland, while higher planting density (138,888 plants per hectare) had a negative impact on yield compared to lower density (111,111 plants per hectare). Researcher concluded that the optimal planting density for rice is between 100,000 and 120,000 plants per hectare, and paddy cultivation is more effective for crop management. The study also discusses factors such as soil moisture, temperature, and fertilizers that affect rice growth.
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Research study on the impact of planting density and cultivation methods on crop management, growth, and yield of rice. In this study, the researcher conducted experiments with different planting densities (111,111 and 138,888 plants per hectare) and two different cultivation methods (paddy and upland). Results showed that both planting density and cultivation method significantly affected crop management, growth, and yield. Paddy cultivation produced better results compared to upland, while higher planting density (138,888 plants per hectare) had a negative impact on yield compared to lower density (111,111 plants per hectare). The researcher concluded that the optimal planting density for rice is between 100,000 and 120,000 plants per hectare, and paddy cultivation is more effective for crop management. The study also discusses factors such as soil moisture, temperature, and fertilizers that affect rice growth.
