System of Rice Intensification
According to the experts, the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method is beneficial for the soil, environment and farmers.
About SRI
- It is a method of cultivating rice with as much organic manure as possible, starting with young seedlings planted singly at wider spacing in a square pattern.
- It involves intermittent irrigation that keeps the soil moist but not inundated, and frequent inter cultivation with weeder that actively aerates the soil.
- It was developed in the year 1983 by the French Jesuit Father Henri de Laulanie in Madagascar.
Principles
- Planting single seedlings with more space between them, rather than by the ....
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