Establishing a modified mat nursery for rice

[@yogeshwarpatel3831]

Transplanting is commonly practiced as a method of weed control for wet or puddled fields. It requires less seed but much more labor compared to direct seeding. Also, transplanted crops take longer to mature due to transplanting shock.

[@eliteandjaneatus]

Please how will I get an international rice seeds for planning

[@vishwanathp.b6300]

Very brief explaination.

[@vishnupriya5523]

Practical experience it will be very helpful to farmers...

[@elpedregalcr]

very good, in Costa Rica, Central America transplant too.

[@geraldaruna8907]

Mat method for SRI (System of Rice Intensification) seed treatment for germination is also a good practice . Thanks

[@toqeerabbas5400]

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[@susand8214]

Thank you excellent

[@robinjosan1399]

and please also tell nursery area required for 1 hectare

[@robinjosan1399]

is this 3kg/m2

[@karanrupal7795]

yeah its a very useful method for the farmers ....thanks aa lot ,

[@isale7105]

This is an excellent advice. Well done.

[@stationplaza4631]

Build your own back garden rice pond! Nice video demo. :-)

[@robinjosan1399]

what is seed rate for 1 hectare by this method?

[@eirollgalaa3660]

2:08

[@TheBackpackersGuide]

Interesting but is that for where irrigation is poor?

[@ciromababa457]

nice method

[@shawnbascombe749]

Thats why theee should not be food shortages. Let everyine learn to plant their own food

[@nikolaromanos456]

This is till manual why?, use mechanise machine.

[@augustinetarawalie918]

Okay

[@patrickpandan7308]

where can i download this video?

[@rajanarayan007]

www.sskzbin.info/www/bejne/eX22Y4qsgtR3gsU

[@charanckr3874]

good info for farmers

[@ifromsg]

wow another way of plating rice . i'm now learning geography , i only know of the original ways :P

[@trrhappy-wc4tq]

Proud nga sana ako, pero yung carabao pa rin yung sa Pinas. Nakakahiya na. Parang nagkamay pa rin ako kung kumain. Samantalang yung S. Korea, kumpleto ang kubyertos.

[@change4ark]

Why not plant the seeds rather than transplanting?

[@JTadeja110293]

You can harvest more when you transplant rather than planting it directly and less weed when u transplant it.. and

[@MrinalShastrygolu]

Nice video

[@OmerAtcha]

eXCELENT good advice. thanks a lot.

[@5720jenny]

Resourceful observed

[@tshirtdr1]

This is not the way they do it in Arkansas. In Arkansas, they plant the rice seeds, let germinate, then flood the area. No fuss.

[@ravimuthulapedda5806]

Thanks very nice

[@dedesmith613]

Watch the you tube by Jensen called Sri shows how you can get more product and save water.

[@TheBeeraley]

thank you!!

[@haiderali-xp4rn]

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[@dedesmith613]

Why are they using so much land and producing so little food rice grown straight up on four levels saves land and water extend each level out from the other like a drawer.the rest of the land could be used for fish crab and prawn production .three other products if one product fails the others could be relied on.such a waste of resorces.and money and time wasted.waterproof robots could to way higher yeield.and feed more people with less stress on human slaves.

[@MESKITE04]

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[@nrtsml8629]

Samuel

[@CharlesFotos]

@alghoraba it is too slow and too many steps, needs to be faster less steps

[@nrtsml8629]

N Samuel samuel

[@evvsatya]

This will not be work........

[@dedesmith613]

I agree rice should be grown on four level layers of soil horizontally by robots that are water proof.robots could produce 100 times the product with 1 percent better efficiently and this human slave labor would be over the s lives could learn tech and elevate themselves higher than pigs.

[@ronniebraga6512]

Dede smith 9

[@startzel1988]

dontcha know? jesus Canadian talk normal!!!!

[@ravimuthulapedda5806]

Thanks very nice