SRI English Part 2 of 3 System of Rice Intensification ADRA

SRI is part of the answer to the global food shortage. Using techniques taught in this video, farmers have been known to increase rice crop yields by an astounding 200-300%...but yet the techniques require no new technology or any heavy investment in machinery. These techniques are all about discarding traditional ways that rice crops have been grown and using new methods which optimise plant strength. This video is a must see for small crop farmers of any nationality...who can incorporate these techniques into their growing conditions! This video is bought to you by ADRA New Zealand (Adventist Development and Relief Agency). An organisation who cares. Other languages including Khmyer, Korean and Bahasa Indonesian will be put online soon. Requests for conversion into other languages will be considered. Good Luck!

[@leonheart5688]

A big help to the farmers for a bounty harvest.thanks SRI

[@tomdungey8505]

I am Australian now Philippine Rice farmer, I think SRI is amazing I am starting a school in my city Valencia Bukidnon, I want to help other farmers grow healthy quality rice with little chemicals thank you for this nice video it will be used in my training school. any other help would be appreciated.

[@randtsm]

I'm very convinced. I congratulate your work!

[@jacobeksor6088]

Great information , I am Montagnard indigenous I love rice paddy So beautiful.

[@kinamaerick1568]

Very nice i will do it practically

[@garygammad7413]

very informative indeed. now, i am ready to try this technique for my farmers. thanks!

[@omobabaijebu9854]

What has been your experience please?

[@EileenMKeyes]

Well, and good. Great video and great method! I would like to add also that population control is an important factor in human survival also. To grow more food is wonderful, but each increase in population brings us closer to the edge of finite sustainability.

[@ramzeneger]

Thank you for this video, thank you, thank you and thank you again.

[@indonesiajaya5551]

mantap

[@tohopes]

1) plant only relatively dense seeds
2) transplant seedlings when younger (8-10 days after germination)
3) plant no more than 1 or 2 seedlings in each spot
4) plant seedlings on a grid spaced at 25cm or 10in
5) keep the field drained (moist, not flooded)
7:27 hey, look. it's the Hellywood from 今、そこにいる僕

[@omobabaijebu9854]

Can a mechanised transplanter be used with this method?