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A Comparative Analysis of Organic vs. Conventional Rice Farming: Soil Health and Yield Sustainability

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Received Date: Sep 02, 2024 / Published Date: Sep 28, 2024

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Abstract

Organic rice farming has gained popularity as a more environmentally sustainable alternative to conventional practices, but its long-term impact on soil health and yield sustainability remains unclear. This study compares the effects of organic and conventional rice farming systems on soil microbial communities, nutrient availability, and rice yields over a three-year period. Soil samples were analyzed for organic carbon, nitrogen levels, and microbial diversity, while rice yield and quality were measured at harvest. The results indicated that organic rice farming significantly improved soil health, increased microbial diversity, and maintained comparable yields to conventional systems, making it a viable option for sustainable rice production.

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