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Have I enough water to finish my rice crop?

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Primefact Number: 406    Edition: First edition    Released/reviewed: 01 Nov 2006

Rice crop water use is determined by:

  1. the amount of water stored in the soil profile or already ponded on bays;
  2. evapo-transpiration demand as affected by weather conditions (wind, humidity, rainfall, temperature, solar radiation);
  3. the duration of crop growth as affected by variety and crop growth stage;
  4. soil type and permeability.

This Primefact shows you how to calculate your rice crop water needs, including the duration of the crop growing season and estimated rice crop water use.

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