Rice cultivation refers to the process of growing and harvesting rice plants for food. It is a labor-intensive agricultural practice that involves flooding fields with water to create ideal conditions for rice growth.
Related terms
Irrigation: Irrigation is the artificial application of water to land or soil in order to assist in the production of crops. It helps ensure an adequate water supply for rice cultivation by mimicking natural rainfall.
Terracing: Terracing involves creating flat areas on hillsides or slopes by constructing steps or terraces. This technique helps maximize usable land for rice cultivation in mountainous regions.
Paddy Fields: Paddy fields are flooded parcels of land where rice is grown. The standing water provides nutrients and controls weeds while supporting optimal growth conditions for the crop.