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BRAZIL
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
- GNP per capita PPP$, 1998:
6,460
- Internal renewable water
resources: 5,190 km3
- Incoming water flow:
1,760 km3
- Main food consumed:
Sugar & honey, Oil & fat, Rice, Wheat, Meat
- Rice
consumption, 1996:
58.5 kg/year/person
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BASIC
STATISTICS
Based on
FAOSTAT as of 04/06/2001
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1985
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1990
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1995
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1998
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1999
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2000
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RICE
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Area Harv (Ha)
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4,754,692
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3,946,690
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4,373,540
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3,062,200
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3,840,040
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3,672,090
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Yield (Hg/Ha)
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18,980
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18,803
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25,668
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25,198
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30,684
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30,414
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Production (Mt)
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9,024,555
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7,420,931
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11,226,064
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7,716,090
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11,782,700
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11,168,300
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Rice Imports - Qty (Mt)
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339,461
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413,825
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870,506
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1,304,958
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984,265
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NA
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Paddy Imports - Qty (Mt)
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160
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70,676
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357,658
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595,268
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637,577
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NA
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Rice Exports - Qty (Mt)
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3,885
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1,248
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18,537
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6,566
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47,639
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NA
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Paddy Exports - Qty (Mt)
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58
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70
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79
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133
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81
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NA
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OTHERS
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Population-EstimatesTotal (1000)
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135,224
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147,940
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159,346
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165,851
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167,988
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NA
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Population-Estimates Agr Pop (1000)
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38,744
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33,568
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30,833
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29,167
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28,617
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NA
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Agricultural Area (1000Ha)
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230,081
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240,800
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250,500
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250,200
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NA
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NA
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irrigation - Agricultural Area (1000Ha)
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2,100
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2,700
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2,656
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2,656
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NA
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NA
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Total Fertilizers Consumption (Mt)
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3,197,247
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3,164,097
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4,205,900
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5,736,500
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NA
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NA
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Tractors Agric Total In Use (Number)
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666,309
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720,000
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790,000
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806,000
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NA
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NA
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PRODUCTION
ZONE, ECOLOGY AND SEASON
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Major
Production Zones
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Harvested
area (% total harvested area)
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Rio Grande
do Sul
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22.25%
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Maranhao
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16.72%
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Mato
Grosso
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11.13%
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Minas
Gerais
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9.13%
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Goais
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6.90%
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Piaui
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5.68%
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Para
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4.40%
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Tocantins
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3.77%
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Sao
Paulo
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3.72%
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Santa
Catarina
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3.31%
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- Production
ecology
Rice is grown at varying altitudes. During 1995-2000
period, it is estimated that 31 percent of the harvested
rice area come from irrigated ecologies and 69 percent
come from upland ecologies. The
Main climates are Tropical
Wet, Tropical Wet and Dry at 600m above sea, Subtropical
Subtropical Humid, Tropical Desert and Arid at 600m above
sea, Tropical Desert and Arid. The
Main soil associations are
FR = Ferrasols, Acrisols, Nitisols; AC = Acrisols,
Alisols, Plinthosols; AR = Arenosols; PT = Plinthosols;
LX = Lixisols; PZ = Podzols, Histosols; FL = Fluvisols,
Gleysols, Cambisols; VR = Vertisols; CH = Chernozems,
Phaeozems, Greyzems; PL = Planosols
- Production
season
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Planting
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Harvesting
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South, main
season
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9-11
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3-4
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Northeast, main
season
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3-5
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8-11
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North, main
season
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11-12
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4-6
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CROP
MANAGEMENT
Direct seeding is the dominant method of crop
establishment. The upland rice is being carried out under
slash-and burn shifting cultivation systems or in
rice-pasture/livestock systems. Irrigated rice production
is highly mechanized.
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PLANTED
VARIETIES
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Variety Name
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Released period
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ARAGUAIA
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1985-89
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BR 1
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1975-79
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BR 2
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1975-79
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BR 4
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1985-89
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BR3 CAETE
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1985-89
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CAIAPO
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1990-94
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CARAJAS
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1990-94
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CENTRO AMERICA
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1985-89
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CUIABANA
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1985-89
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DOURADAO
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1985-89
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GUARANI
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1985-89
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IAC 164
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1980-84
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IAC 165
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1980-84
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IAC 201
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1990-94
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IAC 25
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before 1975
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IAPAR 62
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1985-89
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IAPAR 63
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1990-94
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IAPAR 64
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1990-94
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IAPAR 9
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1980-84
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RIO DOCE
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NA
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RIO PARAGUAI
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1990-94
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RIO PARANAIBA
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1985-89
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TANGARA
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1985-89
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ARAGUIA
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NA
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CIAT 20-PROGRASSO
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1990-94
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Variety Name
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Released period
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Growth duration (days)
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Location planted
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AJURICABA
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1985-89
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Humid Amazon
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ALIANCA
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1990-94
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142
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BLUEBELLE
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NA
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105
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR 1
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1975-79
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NA
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NA
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BR IRGA 409
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1975-79
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130
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR IRGA 410
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1975-79
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130
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR IRGA 411
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1985-89
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NA
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BR IRGA 412
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1985-89
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130
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR IRGA 413
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1985-89
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR IRGA 414
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1985-89
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110
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NA
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BR IRGA 415
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1985-89
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NA
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BR/MS-1
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1985-89
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115
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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BR/MS-2
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1985-89
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135
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Mato Grosso Do Sul
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CICA 9
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NA
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NA
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DIAMANTE-BRA
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1990-94
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NA
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NA
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EMBRAPA 6 CHUI
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1990-94
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NA
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NA
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EMBRAPA 7 TAIM
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1990-94
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NA
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NA
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EMPASC 100
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1980-84
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NA
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NA
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EMPASC 101
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1980-84
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NA
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NA
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EMPASC 102
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1980-84
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NA
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NA
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EMPASC 104
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1985-89
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NA
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NA
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EMPASC 105
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1985-89
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NA
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NA
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IAC 1278
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1980-84
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NA
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NA
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IAC 242
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1985-89
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NA
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NA
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IRGA 416
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1990-94
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NA
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NA
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IRGA 417
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1995-99
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NA
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NA
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METICA 1
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NA
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NA
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NA
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TAIM
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NA
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130
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NA
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- Other varieties: ACREFINO,
CABACU, EMCAPA 01, EPAGRI 106, EPAGRI 108, EPEAL 101,
EPEAL 102, FRANCISCANO, GUAPORE, IAC 1, IAC 100 , IAC 101
, IAC 120, IAPAR 58, JAVAE, MEARIM, MG1, MG2, MUCURI,
PERICUMA, PESAGRO 101, PESAGRO 102, PESAGRO 103, PESAGRO
104, PESAGRO 105, PROGRESSO , RIO VERDE, SAMBURA, URUCUI,
XINGUI
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FERTILIZER RESPONSES
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Production ecology
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Other information
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Test range (kg N/ha)
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Control rate (kg N/ha)
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Control yield (T paddy/ha)
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Rate at Maximum yield (kg N/ha)
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Maximum yield (T paddy/ha)
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Arraio Grande, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.4
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30
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4.99
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Camaqua, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.24
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0
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3.24
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Jaquaro, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.72
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30
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4.01
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Pelotas, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.26
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30
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4.34
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Rio Grande, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.88
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60
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5.33
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Santa Vite, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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5.02
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0
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5.02
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Sao Laurenco, with 45 P + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.11
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60
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3.53
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Production ecology
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Other information
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Test range (kg P2O5/ha)
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Control rate (kg P2O5/ha)
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Control yield (T paddy /ha)
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Rate at Max. yield (kg P2O5/ha)
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Max. yield (T paddy/ha)
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Pelotas, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.58
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60
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4.57
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Rio Grande, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4
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30
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5.79
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Camaqua, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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2.87
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30
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3
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Sao Laurenco, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.25
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60
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3.41
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Arraio Grande, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.22
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0
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4.22
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Jaquaro, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.04
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0
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4.04
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Santa Vite, with 45 N + 45 K
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.4
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30
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5.7
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Upland
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Reported in 77-78, central Brazil, , Cerrado
soil,
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0-66
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0
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1.1
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66
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4.8
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Upland
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Reported in 78-79, central Brazil , Cerrado
soil
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0-66
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0
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1.9
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44
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4.5
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Production ecology
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Others
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Test range (kg K2O/ha)
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Control rate (kg K2O/ha)
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Control yield (T paddy/ha)
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Rate at max. yield (kg K2O/ha)
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Max. yield (T paddy/ha)
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Pelotas, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.33
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0
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4.33
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Rio Grande, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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5.33
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60
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5.68
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Camaqua, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.13
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0
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3.13
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Sao Laurenco, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.5
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60
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3.82
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Arraio Grande, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.64
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60
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4.72
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Jaquaro, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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3.47
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30
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3.87
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Irrigated
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Reported in 65, Santa Vite, with 45 N + 45 P
kg/ha
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0-60
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0
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4.73
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30
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5.21
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Irrigated
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Palmital ,
Goiania, treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of
3 varieties, first crop
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0-168
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0
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4.2
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126
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4.8
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Irrigated
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Palmital ,
Goiania, treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of
3 varieties, second crop
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0-168
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0
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5.3
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84
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5.9
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Irrigated
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Palmital ,
Goiania, treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of
3 varieties, thirdh crop
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0-100
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0
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5.8
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50
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6.1
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Irrigated
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Palmital ,
Goiania, treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of
3 varieties, fourth crop
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0-100
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0
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5.9
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75
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6.8
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Upland
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Capivara, Goiania,
treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of 3
varieties, first crop
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0-168
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0
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1.3
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126
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1.66
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Upland
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Capivara, Goiania,
treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of 3
varieties, second crop
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0-168
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0
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1.3
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126
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1.5
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Upland
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Capivara, Goiania,
treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of 3
varieties, third crop
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0-168
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0
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0.6
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0
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0.6
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Upland
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Capivara, Goiania,
treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of 3
varieties, fourth crop
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0-100
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0
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0.9
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50
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1.2
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Upland
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Report in 1990, Experimental farm of National
Rice and Bean Research Center at Capivara, Goiania,
treated with N, P, Lime and Zn; average of 3
varieties, fifth crop
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0-100
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0
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2.1
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75
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2.4
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MAIN
PRODUCTION CONSTRAINTS
There are several
constraints to sustainable rice production in Brazil.
Following are the major ones:
- Drought stresses caused
by unreliable rainfall, aluminium toxicity and soil
fertility losses in dominant upland systems.
- Blast in all
ecologies
- Togasodes oryzicolus,
Rice Hoja Blanca Virus in tropical region.
- Weed and Red rice
competition.
- Low temperature during
early and/or reproductive phases in Grando do Sul in the
south.
- Yield potentials of
irrigated rice varieties have reached a
plateau.
- Iron toxicity in rainfed
lowland areas in Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Espirito
Santo and in Northern region.
- High production
cost.
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PRODUCTION COSTS
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Year
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Ecology
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Region, Season,
Other
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Yield
(T/ha)
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Cost
($/ha)
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Cost
($/T)
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83-84
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IRR
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Santa Catarina,
Direct Seeded
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4.5
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567
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126
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84-85
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IRR
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Grande Do Sul,
Direc Seeded
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4.3
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925
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215
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83-84
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UPL
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Rio De Janiero,
Direct Seeded
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1.43
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280
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195
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88-89
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IRR
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-
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4.84
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407
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84
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SELECTED
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
INSTITUTIONS
- EMBRAPA Servico de
Producao de Sementes Basicas, Rua Felipe Schmidt, 31,
S/501, 88000 Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Phone: (0482)
231155, Telex: 48-2324
- Arrozeira Sepeense, C.P.
26, Av. Afonso G. de Faria, 49, 97340 Sao Sepe, Rio
Grande do Sul, Phone: (055) 233-1408, Fax : (055)
233-1358
- EMBRAPA/CNPAF, Caixa
Postal 179, Goiás, Brazil
- Instituto Agronomico de
Campinas, Secao de Plantas Tropicales, C.P.
28
- Delegaciu Federal da
Agricultura, Av. Dr. A Molina, 78150 Varzea Grande, Mato
Grosso
- Secretaria Estadual da
Agricultura, Rua Jeronimo Coelho 14, 10 andar, 88000
Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Phone: (0482)
222177
- Secretaria Estadual da
Agricultura, C.P. 960, Av. Brasil No. 2340, 13100
Campinas, Sao Paulo, Phone: (0192) 413900
- Instituto Riograndense
do Arroz, C.P. 29, Av. Bonifacio Carvalho Bernardes,
1494, 94930-030 Cachoeirinha, Rio Grande do
Sul
- Secretaria Estadual de
Agricultura, Av. Julio de Castilhoa 585, 90000 Porto
Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul
- Centro Nacional de
Pesquisa de Arroz e Feijao, C.P. 179, Rodovia Gyn 12 -
Km.10, 74001 Goiania 970, Goias, Phone: (062) 261-3022,
Telex: 62-2241 XPGN BR, Fax : (062) 261-3880
- EMBRAPA Servico de
Producao de Sementes Basicas, Av. Parnamirim, 430, 50000
Recife, Pernambuco, Phone: (081) 268-6929, Telex:
81-1440
- EMBRAPA Servico de
Producao de Sementes Basicas, Av. Anchieta, 173 -
Conj.41, 13100 Campinas, Sao Paulo, Phone: (0192) 321955,
Telex: 19-1066
- Granjas Irmao SA
Agropecuaria, C.P. 69, Prof. Dr. Araujo, 1653, 96020-360
Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, Phone: (053) 225-2122, Fax :
(053) 222-5374
- Agropecuaria Garupa SA,
C.P. 191, Rua Joao Manuel, 2592, 97510-240 Uruguaiana,
Rio Grande do Sul, Phone: (055) 412-3688
- Arrozeira sul Parceria
Agropecuaria , Av. Julio de Castilhos, 625, 96760 Tapes,
Rio Grande do Sul, Phone: (051) 672-1276, Fax : (051)
672-1623
- EMBRAPA, Centro Nacional
Recursos Geneticos, Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa
Agropecuaria, C.P. 10 2372, S.A.I.N., Parque Rural, 70770
Brasilia, Distrito Federal, Phone: (061) 273-010 Telex:
61-1622 , Fax : (061) 274-3212
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