Constraints to high yields on Asian rice farms: an interior report
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ASCOT Library - Bazal Campus Filipiniana | Filipiniana | Fil 016.630 In82c 1977 (Browse shelf) | Available | B00516 |
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On–farm assessment of yield constraints: methodological problems. – Bangladesh, aman 1975, boro 1975-76 and aus 1976. – Kulon Progo, 1974-75 and Subang 1975-76, Indonesia. – Philippines 1974, 1975, 1976. – Giritale, Sri Lanka, 1975-76. – Taiwan, second crop 1975, first crcop 1976. – Suphan Buri, Thailand, 1974 and 1975.
"Generally, the average rice yields achieved on farmers' fileds in Asia are lower than those commonly obtained in experimental plots. Even in areas where the adoption of modern varieties is relatively high, farmers' rice yields are often lower than the known crop potential. The International Rice Agroeconomic Network (IRAEN) was organized in 1974 to allow cooperating scientists from six Asian countries to identify and study factors constraining rice yields on farmers' fields. Interdisciplinary teams of agronomists, economists, and statisticians in each country focus on both biological and socioeconomic constraints.
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