The global climate system began posing risks for human and natural systems on all continents and across oceans. It is therefore essential to identify and adopt solutions that sustainably increase rice production and strengthen crops’ resilience to climate variabilities. The ecosystem-based crop management technique of the System of Rice Intensification (SRI) is an alternative solution in environmental development plans. In line with the need of developing climate-smart farming management, this narrative review aims to address to SRI adoption as a transition to more productive, inclusive and sustainable agriculture that promotes the use of climate-resilient crops. The review provided evidence that SRI is beneficial to address sustainable agr...
Rice production is susceptible to damage from the changes in temperature and rainfall patterns, and ...
This Primer for Cambodia is describing ways to improve rice productivity by improving the management...
Rice cultivation in Sri Lanka roots back to its very first Kingdom in 161 B.C, and is still an incre...
By modifying management of rice plants, soil, water and nutrients to improve growth environments, fa...
Laos is a small and developing nation in Southeast Asia that is vulnerable to climate change. Some o...
We use rich survey data to investigate the impact of a climate-friendly rice farming method known as...
Not AvailableAlthough there has been controversy over some of the high yields reported with the Syst...
Rice is grown under diverse agro-climatic conditions and crop management regimes across the globe. E...
Irrigation strategies are keys to fostering sustainable and climate-resilient rice production by inc...
Climate change has many facets, including changes in long-term trends in temperature and rainfall re...
Climate change will severely set back agricultural development in tropical countries, where an incre...
Rice cultivation in the South Asian region of Eastern Gangetic Plains (EGP) is running out of water,...
Farmers attempt to develop a different environment for rice under System of Rice Intensification (SR...
New farming systems and management options are needed in South Asia as the intensive rice–wheat prod...
Increasing demand for cereals produced from limited natural resources stimulated the Green Revolutio...
Rice production is susceptible to damage from the changes in temperature and rainfall patterns, and ...
This Primer for Cambodia is describing ways to improve rice productivity by improving the management...
Rice cultivation in Sri Lanka roots back to its very first Kingdom in 161 B.C, and is still an incre...
By modifying management of rice plants, soil, water and nutrients to improve growth environments, fa...
Laos is a small and developing nation in Southeast Asia that is vulnerable to climate change. Some o...
We use rich survey data to investigate the impact of a climate-friendly rice farming method known as...
Not AvailableAlthough there has been controversy over some of the high yields reported with the Syst...
Rice is grown under diverse agro-climatic conditions and crop management regimes across the globe. E...
Irrigation strategies are keys to fostering sustainable and climate-resilient rice production by inc...
Climate change has many facets, including changes in long-term trends in temperature and rainfall re...
Climate change will severely set back agricultural development in tropical countries, where an incre...
Rice cultivation in the South Asian region of Eastern Gangetic Plains (EGP) is running out of water,...
Farmers attempt to develop a different environment for rice under System of Rice Intensification (SR...
New farming systems and management options are needed in South Asia as the intensive rice–wheat prod...
Increasing demand for cereals produced from limited natural resources stimulated the Green Revolutio...
Rice production is susceptible to damage from the changes in temperature and rainfall patterns, and ...
This Primer for Cambodia is describing ways to improve rice productivity by improving the management...
Rice cultivation in Sri Lanka roots back to its very first Kingdom in 161 B.C, and is still an incre...