What is the yield per mu of rice?

The yield per mu of rice is not fixed, and it is related to varieties, planting places and other factors. For example, the normal yield per mu of low-yield fields is about six or seven hundred kilograms, and the yield per mu of high-yield fields is about one thousand kilograms. Rice is the main grain crop in China, and its cultivation area is relatively wide, so the yield per mu of rice is generally around 1000 kg. If there are some good soil and climate conditions, the yield per mu can be as high as 1200 kg.

When planting rice, the specific sowing date requirements are different according to different sowing methods. For example, the sowing time of direct seeding rice is usually earlier than that of transplanted rice. Paddy fields distributed in hilly areas are basically sown by hand, and coated rice seeds are evenly scattered on the surface of the carriage. In order to ensure the uniform density of seeds, seeds can be divided into grids when they are arranged in the field. After sowing, we should check the seedlings in the field in time to make the rice plants evenly distributed and the individual growth balanced.

When planting rice, we should not only give enough nutrients when planting, but also weed at seedling stage or growth stage. Farming and weeding are mainly carried out during the growth period to avoid the loss of a large number of nutrients, and appropriate herbicides should be added during fertilization to ensure high yield.