Aerobic Rice Weed Management Optimization through Agro Techniques O. Sativa L.

Abstract

One of the most widely grown crops, rice (Oryza sativa L.) is crucial to the world's food supply. Historically, rice fields have been flooded for the primary purpose of weed suppression. However, non-flooded or decreased water management practises used in aerobic rice farming systems have received attention because to their potential advantages, which include water saving and increased resource use efficiency. The lack of floods, a traditional method of weed control, makes weed management in aerobic rice systems very difficult. The purpose of this research is to examine and improve agrotechniques for weed control in aerobic rice production utilising Oryza sativa L as the model species.