Claim · model-written summary
SRI yields reached 9.68 tons/ha in the dry season compared with CF.
- Taxon
- Rice
Oryza sativat0 - Treatment
- SRIe0
- Outcome
- yieldse0
- Direction
- highere0
- Value
- 9.68 tons/hae0
- Qualifier
- dry seasone0
- Comparator
- CFe0
- Setting
- Tanzaniat0
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Verbatim
e0“For the dry season, the SRI and 80% SRI produced higher yields of 9.68 tons/ha and 11.45 tons/ha and saved 26% and 35% of water, respectively compared to the CF (8.69 tons/ha).”
t0“Water Use and Rice Productivity for Irrigation Management Alternatives in Tanzania”
Title
Water Use and Rice Productivity for Irrigation Management Alternatives in Tanzania
Stanslaus Materu; Sanjay Shukla; Rajendra Sishodia; et al. Water 2018. doi:10.3390/w10081018
Other claims from this paper (16)
- Intervention effect 80% SRI yields reached 11.45 tons/ha in the dry season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect SRI water reached 26% in the dry season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect 80% SRI water reached 35% in the dry season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect 80% SRI production reached 6.01 tons/ha in the wet season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect SRI production reached 5.99 tons/ha in the wet season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect 80% SRI water savings reached 30% in the wet season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect SRI water savings reached 14% in the wet season compared with CF.
- Intervention effect 50% SRI had the lowest yield, 7.48 tons/ha, in the dry season.
- Intervention effect 50% SRI had the lowest yield, 4.99 tons/ha, in the wet season.
- Intervention effect Across two seasons, 80% SRI added 1.57 tons/ha of yield versus CF.
- Intervention effect Across two seasons, 80% SRI saved 33% of water versus CF.
- Observation 80% SRI had highest economic water productivity at $20.27/ha-cm.
- Observation CF had lowest economic water productivity at $12.89/ha-cm.
- Mechanism Converting from CF to 80% SRI could save enough water for 50% expansion of irrigated rice area in Tanzania.
- Mechanism The authors project 80% SRI could raise rice production by 1.5 million tons annually without irrigation expansion.
- Mechanism The authors project 80% SRI could enhance water availability for industrial and environmental uses.