The mulching technique utilizes fully biodegradable film independently developed by Rui'an Group. Through a direct seeding method synchronized with seedling growth, this approach ensures that no herbicides are used throughout the rice's entire growth cycle. The mulch film also helps retain soil, preserve nutrients and moisture, and reduce soil salinity. Within 90 to 180 days, the film naturally degrades into nutrients for the soil.
Given the limited arable land resources in China, this mulching technique not only increases grain yield and improves the quality of food supply but also continuously enhances farmers' agricultural returns — making a meaningful contribution to safeguarding national food security.
Higher yield per mu
Reduced pesticide and fertilizer use
Eco-degradable mulch film
Demand for quality consumption
High pesticide residue removal
Film Covering
Process
Project | Plant Height (CM) | Stem Diameter (CM) | Number of Blades | Tiller Number |
---|---|---|---|---|
Film Covering |
50.4 | 0.47 | 24.06 | 18.3 |
Not Covered With Film |
50.6 | 0.42 | 23.3 | 16.6 |
Conclusion
In terms of plant height, there is not much difference between the two. The stems of the film covered plants are significantly thicker, the number of leaves is slightly more, the tillering of the film covered plants is significantly increased, and the ear emergence effect is better.Project | Plant Height (CM) | Stem Diameter (CM) | Spike Length (CM) | Grains/Panicle (pcs) | Sterility rate (%) | Thousand grain weight (g) | Yield per mu (kg) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Film Covering |
90.4 | 0.73 | 19.5 | 176 | 10.9 | 24.06 | 642 |
Not Covered With Film |
89.2 | 0.69 | 17.6 | 148 | 19.1 | 23.3 | 485 |
Conclusion
Membrane transplanting of rice has significantly improved yield per muTable of Water Use in Rice Fields | |||
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Conventional Cultivation | Mulching Cultivation | ||
Water Stage | Water Consumption Per Mu/m3 | Water Stage | Water Consumption Per Mu/m3 |
Soaking and Land Preparation | 99.5 | Soaking and Land Preparation | 99.5 |
Evaporation During the Sedimentation Period of 15-20 Days |
34 | Evaporation During the Sedimentation Period of 15-20 Days |
34 |
Protecting Seedlings With Water After Transplanting |
33 | Protecting Seedlings With Water After Transplanting |
15.7 |
Secondary Closure Weed Control | 47.3 | Secondary Closure Weed Control | 0 |
Moisturize Once During The Medication Period |
32.6 | Moisturize Once During The Medication Period |
20.3 |
Secondary Watering During Tillering Stage |
34 | Secondary Watering During Tillering Stage |
0 |
Drying Period | 0 | Drying Period | 0 |
Applying Sugar Fertilizer to Replenish Water |
27 | Applying Sugar Fertilizer to Replenish Water |
0 |
Moisturizing During The Critical Period of Booting |
23 | Moisturizing During The Critical Period of Booting |
23 |
After Filling The Ears Replenish Water |
0 | After Filling The Ears Replenish Water |
0 |
Total | 330.4 | Total | 192.5 |
Water Saving Amount | 137.9 |
Degradation
Cycle
Advantages of Mulching
Weed suppression rate reaches 98%, with 100% no herbicide usage.
Average water savings exceeds 40%
The effective tillering rate of rice seedlings can be increased to approximately 72%.
Chemical fertilizer use reduced by over 20%; other pesticide use reduced by over 30%.
Organic rice yield increased by approximately 50%, while conventional rice yield increased by about 20%.
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
10% showed poor growth, with a yield increase of 6.4%.
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
10% showed poor growth, with a yield increase of 6.4%.
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
70% of the crops showed good growth, with a yield increase of 40%
10% showed poor growth, with a yield increase of 6.4%.
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