rice production
collocation in Englishmeaningsofriceandproduction
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rice
noun[U]
uk/raɪs/us/raɪs/
the small seeds of a particular type of grass, cooked, and eaten ...
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production
noun
uk/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/us/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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(Definition ofriceandproductionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The rich diversity and the production environment and methods are favorable for organicriceproduction.
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This fact is especially important forriceproduction, since labor is the most expensive variable cost.
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In addition to providing risk-reducing technologies, investment in education to build human capital may help farmers to managericeproductionrisks better.
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If this is the case, improvedriceproductionpractices alone will not make the system sustainable.
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The survey covered general household characteristics,riceproduction, market information, and farmer perceptions of rice attributes.
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Variability over time is the main concern of farmers, as it in-uences their decisions regardingriceproduction.
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The rise in the profitability ofriceproductionfor export induced a demand for the reform of property rights in both land and man.
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Ways in which futurericeproductioninteracts with the environmental and economic systems are also discussed.
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Second, the irrigation schemes established mainly in the 1970s significantly boostedriceproduction, revealing the attractions of the crop for food and cash.
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The most important nutrient sources for organicriceproductionwill be manure, crop residues and compost made from materials available at village level.
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A wide range of legumes have been tested for fallow and/or soil fertility management in uplandriceproductionsystems.
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Those villages with any significant agricultural diversification normally diversify fromriceproductiontowards sugar cane.
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The villages selected for this study represented contrasting features ofriceproductionecosystems.
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On the use of carbon and oxygen isotope composition and mineral ash content in breeding for improvedriceproductionunder favourable, irrigated conditions.
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Investment in land development forriceproductionfor export became profitable.
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The book concludes by summarizing key research areas, both on global implications ofriceproduction, and on increasing rice productivity.
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For many years prior to 1943 there was no increase inriceproduction, but the population size was growing.
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In all of these farms, sheep breeding andriceproductionwere the predominant activities.
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It became a major threat toriceproductionin the early 1970s, when new high-yielding varieties were introduced with insecticides.
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Long and complex efforts to raise cinnamon, the key export, and to increasericeproductionfinally were successful.
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