RICE OBJECTIVE YIELD 2025

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The document presents a feasibility study conducted in 1980 to develop an objective yield program for rice as part of the AgRISTARS initiative. It outlines the challenges faced in measuring rice yields due to unique conditions such as flooding, equipment handling difficulties, and farmer resistance. The study involved selecting nine fields across Arkansas and collecting data at two key growth stages: shortly after heading and at maturity. Findings indicate that while most operational concerns can be addressed, significant issues remain with postharvest measurement and harvest loss assessment. Recommendations include expanding the study to gather more comprehensive data.

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