- large, as is the
difference between irrigated and
rainfed agriculture. In
developing countries,
rainfed grain yields are on
average 1.5 hectare, compared...
-
rainfed areas than in
either high-potential
rainfed areas or
irrigated areas. Moreover,
additional crop
research investment in low
potential rainfed areas...
-
supplementary to rainfall,
which is
common in many
parts of the
world as
rainfed agriculture, or it can be full irrigation,
where crops rarely rely on any...
-
facilitate urgent need and the
organization of
works in
various domains i.e.
rainfed and
irrigated agriculture, environment, transport, and communication. In...
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staple crops like wheat. In the UK, the
amount of
arable land
suitable for
rainfed potato production is
predicted to
decrease by at
least 75%.
These changes...
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grain number to
increase grain size and
harvestable yield in
irrigated and
rainfed spring wheat".
Journal of
Experimental Botany. 67 (9): 2573–2586. doi:10...
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Chhattisgarh plains, 97% of the
Bastar plateau, and 95% of the
northern hills are
rainfed. The
irrigated area
available for
double cropping is only 87,000 ha in...
- Peng; Saeid,
Nahavandi (2018). "Application of a Genetic-Fuzzy FMEA to
Rainfed Lowland Rice
Production in Sarawak: Environmental, Health, and
Safety Perspectives"...
- non-existent,
though on the
eastern slopes of the
Andes rainfall is
adequate for
rainfed agriculture.
Monument marking the
Tropic of
Capricorn just
north of Anto****asta...
- rice is
grown without flooding, in
hilly or
mountainous regions; it is
rainfed like
wheat or maize.
Across Asia,
unmilled rice or "paddy" (Indonesian...
