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Wet rice dominant is intensive since it’s mostly done by hand. This is one of the most labor-intensive crops there is since farmers flood the rice fields to help produce higher yields.

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What crops are grown in Wet Rice Intensive?

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What crops are grown in Wet Rice Intensive?

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Rice is the farmers most common crop grown. Cropping rice through the wet rice intensive way is time consuming, and is mostly done by hand.

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Wet rice intensive is grown mostly in a flat land, and the plants are immersed in water, making it great way to cultivate. Some of these rice rivers are irrigated with the water that rivers provide, while others are rain fed areas that relies on water that falls during moon season.

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Where is it Wet Rice Intensive practiced?

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Where is it Wet Rice Intensive practiced?

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Wet rice dominant is practiced in Southern China, East India, and a lot of Southeast Asia. India and China commission for about 50 percent of the wet rice industry, while South, East and Southeast asia add to 90 percent of production.

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Definitions and Techniques for Wet Rice Intensive

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Definitions and Techniques for Wet Rice Intensive

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Wet rice intensive  is the dominant way of agriculture. Wet rice involves rice planting on dry areas of land in a nursery, then progressing as seedlings to a flooded area to help them grow. The technique they use is helped by animal and human labor.