It is necessary to prepare for the emergence of new pathogenic bacteria.
Last year, the outbreak of white leaf disease increased by 673% compared to 2018, causing significant damage to farmers. In order to prepare for this, it is better to grow endemic varieties.
For the first time, drawings on rice grains began to be made in Turkey and India. In the Istanbul Museum of Topkapi Palace, you can see the whole letter written with hair in the picture through a strong magnifier. As a souvenir, they are now making rice decorations with the name of the person to whom it is presented, written on one picture.
In the past year, the incidence of white-leaf disease has increased dramatically, and this winter, due to high temperatures, it is necessary to conduct preliminary treatment measures to propagate the pathogenic pest. In 2018, the incidence was 2295 ha, and last year - 15,448 ha. Recently, the resistance of white leaf disease to a variety has been increasing.
Streptococcus - it is a pest from which it is difficult to protect the crop. Therefore, in order to produce environmentally friendly and safe rice, it is efficient to grow more resistant varieties.
It is recommended to grow disease-resistant varieties such as Shinjin Bag, E-chan and Seaweed during the wet season. Shinjin Bag is one of the strongest varieties ever created, and E-chan and Seaweed are the highest quality rice resistant to new bacteria.
In areas where the crop is earlier, it is better to choose sustainable varieties such as "Seaweed", Hwangwang and Joyle.
Hedamsal - This is the highest quality rice, a strong and suitable variety for harvesting. King Hwae and Joyle are disease resistant and seed germination successful. For questions on rice crop breeding, you can contact the National Food Institute.
- According to official Cambodian data released on Monday, July 8, rice exports from Cambodia to the European Union sharply declined after tariffs were introduced in the first half of the year, but losses were offset by increased sales to China.
- Kien Giang is the province with the largest rice production area in the Mekong Delta region, with more than 290,000 ha, and is a coastal province, so if salt water is not properly controlled, it will cause great damage.
- A German-Vietnamese research team used the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan to show that rice and shrimp farming is alternately a viable, reversible option for rice growers affected by climate change in the Mekong coastal delta in Vietnam.
