BALIK PULAU, Oct 31 (Bernama) -- A ratoon rice pilot project in Balik Pulau has achieved early success with a second harvest, proving that the "plant once, harvest twice" method has potential under local growing conditions.
Balik Pulau Ratoon Rice Pilot Project Yields Second Harvest
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A ratoon rice pilot project in Balik Pulau achieved a second harvest, showing potential for increased yields in local conditions.
- The project, started in 2025, uses a 'plant once, harvest twice' method with local MR333 rice variety.
- Ratoon rice yields in the project are lower than in China due to drainage, irrigation, and machinery issues.
- The project plans to expand from 2 hectares to 20 hectares and test different local rice varieties.
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