Rice planting

Rice planting can be done in a variety of ways. The choice of method to use depends on the farmer's intent and ability to manage his farm. There are two common methods of rice cultivation: direct-seeding and transplanting.

Plant a crop

There is no need to sprout, pluck, and move the seedlings as they are planted directly into the soil.

The rice grows faster than 7-10 days than it does on the plant.

It requires strong and strong varieties to do so.

It is also important that the plants have extra protection against pests and weeds.

There are three methods of blast-crop: sowing on wet and dry soil, and modified dry direct seeding.

Fold the plants

The seeds need to be germinated first before planting

at the farm.

This is done to make the seedlings grow well and to protect them

against weeds and pests.

It is easier to maintain a consistent and consistent interval and quantity of seedlings if they are planted in parallel.

In preparing transplantable seedlings, you can use wetbed, drybed, modified grass, and nursery mats.

Note on Choosing a Rice Planting Method

Planting Plants

Requires extra protection against snails, birds, rats, and other pests and herbs

It is difficult to care for the seeds are in full bloom immediately

More seeds are needed

There is no need to prepare seedlings, pull out seedlings, and plant crops

Can be made on wet or dry soil

2. Fold the plant

It is more resistant to snails, birds, rats, and other pests and herbs

It is easy to take care of the seedlings when the seeds are in full bloom

Only a few seeds are needed Extra cost of planting and planting

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