Rice crop residue as fertiliser substitute for enhancing yield and soil health content

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Rice crop residue plays a vital role as a sustainable fertiliser substitute, offering a powerful pathway to enhance crop yield and long-term soil health. When returned to the field, rice straw and other residues enrich the soil with essential organic matter, improve nutrient cycling, and stimulate microbial activity—ultimately boosting soil fertility without relying heavily on synthetic inputs. Incorporating these residues increases soil water-holding capacity, strengthens soil structure, and supports nutrient-rich root zones that help crops thrive even under stress conditions. As global agriculture moves toward climate-smart practices, rice crop residue management stands out as an eco-efficient solution that not only reduces environmental pollution from residue burning but also increases farm productivity and soil resilience. This sustainable approach provides farmers with a cost-effective strategy to maintain soil quality, enhance yield stability, and promote circular nutrient management for future-ready agriculture.


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