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Wet rice refers to rice planted on dry land, a nursery, then moved as seeding to, a flooded field, to promote growth. The techniques start by rice seedlings grown in an nursery, then transported to flooded fields (Sawah), Rice plants are then harvested with knives, and the chaff is separated from the seed by threshing the husks on the ground, the threshed rice is placed in a tray for winnowing, and blown away by the wind.

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The other crops that are grown are grains and legumes for example wheat, barley, millet, oats, corn, sorghum, and soybeans to reuse the soil. Also, cotton, flax, hemp, and tobacco are sold for cash.

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Southeastern China, East India, and South East Asia

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Wet Rice Dominant is Intensive because the production of rice is mostly done with animals or involves labor. It’s grow in a very densely populated areas and the production is mostly done in small fields with high amount of crops.

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The Climate for Wet Rice Dominant is Warm, Mid- Latitude and Humid because it’s practiced in South East Asia which the weather is mostly high temperatures and abundant rainfall which helps the soil drain with nutrients because of the high amount of rain.