Improvement System of Rice Intensification (Sri) For Some Rice Genotypes

System of Rice Intensification (SRI) 2009 Campaign results & recommendations

Effect of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) on rice yield in Bangladesh, Boro Season, 2005-2006

In an on-going effort of the FoSHoL project of ActionAid Bangladesh to evaluate the farmers’ perception and effect of system of rice intensification on the yield, 85 farm families of Tala, Satkhira Sadar, Biswamvampur, Noakhali, Ulipur and Koira Upazilla of Satkhira, Sunamganj, Noakhali, Kurigram and Khulna districts conducted the study in their own lands in a participatory action research appr...

System of Rice Intensification (SRI) method of rice cultivation in West Bengal (India): An Economic analysis

The economic analysis of System of Rice Intensification (SRI) vis-à-vis conventional method of rice cultivation was assessed in Bardhaman district of West Bengal during 2009-10. The cost-returns analysis of SRI method revealed that the cost of raising nursery for one ha main field transplantation was comparatively lower (Rs 954 and Rs 995) than conventional method (Rs 3654 and Rs 4503) in khari...

System of Rice Intensification (SRI) - Proceedings of the Experience-Sharing National Workshop: Fifth National SRI workshop

The System of Rice Intensification (SRI) follows a set of principles in rice production management for a more efficient interaction between plants, soil, water and nutrients; creating a congenial environment for the healthy growth of plants and realizing their best potential productive capacity. In brief, SRI involves: • Carefully planting single, young seedlings at optimally wide spacing • Kee...

The Effects of Repeated Soil Wetting and Drying on Lowland Rice Yield with System of Rice Intensification (SRI) Methods

In lowland rice farming, water control is the most important management practice that determines the efficacy of other production inputs such as nutrients, herbicides, pesticides, farm machines, microbial activity, mineralization rate, etc. Poor drainage that keeps soil saturated is detrimental to crops and degrades soil quality. In many rice irrigation systems, drainage mechanisms and practice...