By Sophia Cheng
Published Dec 20, 2022
In 2016, Zhang Yunhong, Henan Academy of Agricultural Sciences, published the article The impact of alginate oligosaccharide synergic urea on rice yield and quality. The effects of alginate oligosaccharide synergic urea on rice yield and quality were studied in field experiments. The results showed that at the same level of nitrogen application, the yield of 0. 3% alginate oligosaccharide synergic urea treatment increased significantly by 9. 67%...
Categories: Cover Crops, Rice, Wheat
By Sophia Cheng
Published Nov 16, 2022
Alginate oligosaccharide is light yellow brown powder, soluble in water and strong in stability. Alginate oligosaccharides have multiple biological functions and are widely used in medicine, food, daily chemicals, feed and agriculture. It is an oligosaccharide derived from brown algae. Alginate oligosaccharides are important signaling molecules in plants, which can promote plant growth and improve plant resistance to pests and diseases. In the field of feed, brown algae oligosaccharides overcome the shortcomings of all previous antibiotics, prebiotics, enzymes, etc...
Categories: Cover Crops, Rice, Vegetables
By Isla Miller
Published May 27, 2021
Recently, new progress has been made in the cloning and evolution of cold tolerance genes at the booting stage of rice completed by the Institute of Grain Making, Hubei Academy of Agricultural Sciences in cooperation with China Agricultural University and other units, and the research result article Stepwise selection of natural variations at CTB2 and CTB4a improves cold duration adaptation domestication of japonica rice was published online in full in New phytologist (IF: 8. 51). In this study, a new rice booting stage cold tolerance gene CTB2 was cloned, and the gradual selection of natural variants of CTB2 and CTB4a improved the cold adaptability of japonica rice. It was found that cold tolerance japonica rice originated in Kunming, Yunnan Province, China. Rice is a cold-sensitive crop originating from the tropics or subtropics, and encountering low temperatures during the booting stage can lead to the inability of rice to develop normally and severely reduce yield...
Categories: Crop Protection, Rice
Published Dec 2, 2020
California RiceSince the end of the gold rush California has been a titan in agricultural production. From wheat and corn in the 1800's to vegetable and tree crops in the 1900's to today. There are many types of produce that California exclusively grows that satisfy all of the United States market including walnuts, kiwis, artichokes, celery and sushi rice. To meet these production demands California farmers are looking for more efficient ways to grow crops. This solution can come in the form of remote sensing in California rice...
Categories: Crop Scouting, Precision Agriculture, Rice
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Updated Feb 12, 2021
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Categories: Rice, Irrigation, Sustainable Agriculture
