Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions

Alternate wetting and drying is a water saving technology that enables irrigated rice cultivation with less water than the conventional practice of maintaining the field continuously flooded. This technology can reduce water input and GHG without yield penalty. AWD has been integrated in major natio...

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Main Author: CGIAR Research Program on Rice
Format: Case Study
Language:Inglés
Published: 2018
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121680
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description Alternate wetting and drying is a water saving technology that enables irrigated rice cultivation with less water than the conventional practice of maintaining the field continuously flooded. This technology can reduce water input and GHG without yield penalty. AWD has been integrated in major national rice crop management guidelines in Vietnam, China and the Philippines and dissemination has started in all countries above. Several rice-producing countries mention AWD in their contributions to the Paris Agreement..
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spelling CGSpace1216802023-03-14T13:39:31Z Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions CGIAR Research Program on Rice rice technology water cultivation management crop management guidelines drying methane adoption irrigated rice asia water saving countries case studies agrifood systems rural development Alternate wetting and drying is a water saving technology that enables irrigated rice cultivation with less water than the conventional practice of maintaining the field continuously flooded. This technology can reduce water input and GHG without yield penalty. AWD has been integrated in major national rice crop management guidelines in Vietnam, China and the Philippines and dissemination has started in all countries above. Several rice-producing countries mention AWD in their contributions to the Paris Agreement.. 2018-12-31 2022-09-12T12:02:23Z 2022-09-12T12:02:23Z Case Study https://hdl.handle.net/10568/121680 en Open Access application/pdf CGIAR Research Program on Rice. 2018. Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions. Reported in Rice Annual Report 2018. Outcome Impact Case Report.
spellingShingle rice
technology
water
cultivation
management
crop management
guidelines
drying
methane
adoption
irrigated rice
asia
water saving
countries
case studies
agrifood systems
rural development
CGIAR Research Program on Rice
Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title_full Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title_fullStr Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title_full_unstemmed Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title_short Adoption of Alternate wetting and drying in Asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
title_sort adoption of alternate wetting and drying in asia to save water and reduce methane emissions
topic rice
technology
water
cultivation
management
crop management
guidelines
drying
methane
adoption
irrigated rice
asia
water saving
countries
case studies
agrifood systems
rural development
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