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SRI Method:A New Technique for Rice Cultivation in Rural Tripura


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SRI is a combination of several practices those include changes in nursery management, time of transplanting, water and weed management. It differs from most agricultural technologies promoted in recent decades in that it is a civil-society innovation, originating not from research stations or laboratories. Farmers adopt the SRI principles according to their specific conditions. In Tripura all sections of society are practicing SRI. Farmers who have practiced the SRI for two to three seasons could easily overcome the difficulties. The main objectives of this paper were: (a) to study the benefits of system of rice intensification method; and (b) to study the implementation of system of rice intensification method in Tripura.

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System of Rice Intensification Method, Rice, Agriculture, Tripura.
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Sukanta Sarkar
Department of Social Science and Humanities, ICFAI University, Agartala (Tripura), India

Abstract


SRI is a combination of several practices those include changes in nursery management, time of transplanting, water and weed management. It differs from most agricultural technologies promoted in recent decades in that it is a civil-society innovation, originating not from research stations or laboratories. Farmers adopt the SRI principles according to their specific conditions. In Tripura all sections of society are practicing SRI. Farmers who have practiced the SRI for two to three seasons could easily overcome the difficulties. The main objectives of this paper were: (a) to study the benefits of system of rice intensification method; and (b) to study the implementation of system of rice intensification method in Tripura.

Keywords


System of Rice Intensification Method, Rice, Agriculture, Tripura.

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