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paddy-field

(ˈpӕdifiːld) noun

a field, often flooded with water, in which rice is grown.

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The experience was of some years ago in China, far up-country, towards the head-waters of the Yang-tze-kiang, where the smaller tributaries spread out in a sort of natural irrigation scheme to supply the wilderness of paddy-fields. It was at the time of the ripening rice, and the myriads of birds which came to feed on the coming crop was a serious menace, not only to the district, but to the country at large.

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Some of them pointed at me, and a couple of bullets sang past my head; so I broke away across the paddy-fields, and found myself late at night safe within the walls at Agra.

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We are excited to share our musicality on this amazing and unique Paddy-Field Stage that NESCO continues to support and keep alive!

Paddy Fields returns with Jugalbandi

Type of Pesticides Reduction (%) Dry-weight Height Root Dry-weight Paraquat 10 8 37 2, 4-D 13 10 43 Table 4: The average of paddy seedling root- length: using paddy-field water (13 days).

The impact of pesticides on paddy farmers and ecosystem

On taking direct natural sources as inoculum, maximum methane production was found with paddy-field soil but within few days the methane percentage depleted, other two inocula i.e.

Study on biogas production from vegetable waste by indigenous microbes

The paddy-field conditions at Sixways may have been a leveller but the visitors defended like demons, particularly in the second half when despite the howling wind and driving rain no points were scored by either side.

Demon Exiles worry for Worcester; ENGLISH NATIONAL LEAGUE ONE WORCESTER 10 LONDON WELSH 6