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    Inbred Vs Hybrid

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    This document compares the management of inbred and hybrid rice. Hybrid rice requires less seed per hectare than inbred rice, with soaking times of 12-24 hours versus over 24 hours for inbred. Hybrid rice also has a shorter incubation time and lower seeding density than inbred rice, though the same seedbed area and transplanting practices are used for both. Water and nutrient management are maintained at 3-5 cm and use the same recommendations for both hybrid and inbred rice, while pest and harvest management also follow the same PalayCheck® guidelines.

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    This document compares the management of inbred and hybrid rice. Hybrid rice requires less seed per hectare than inbred rice, with soaking times of 12-24 hours versus over 24 hours for inbred. Hybrid rice also has a shorter incubation time and lower seeding density than inbred rice, though the same seedbed area and transplanting practices are used for both. Water and nutrient management are maintained at 3-5 cm and use the same recommendations for both hybrid and inbred rice, while pest and harvest management also follow the same PalayCheck® guidelines.

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    This document compares the management of inbred and hybrid rice. Hybrid rice requires less seed per hectare than inbred rice, with soaking times of 12-24 hours versus over 24 hours for inbred. Hybrid rice also has a shorter incubation time and lower seeding density than inbred rice, though the same seedbed area and transplanting practices are used for both. Water and nutrient management are maintained at 3-5 cm and use the same recommendations for both hybrid and inbred rice, while pest and harvest management also follow the same PalayCheck® guidelines.

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    Inbred Vs Hybrid

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    Rene Labnao
    This document compares the management of inbred and hybrid rice. Hybrid rice requires less seed per hectare than inbred rice, with soaking times of 12-24 hours versus over 24 hours for inbred. Hybrid rice also has a shorter incubation time and lower seeding density than inbred rice, though the same seedbed area and transplanting practices are used for both. Water and nutrient management are maintained at 3-5 cm and use the same recommendations for both hybrid and inbred rice, while pest and harvest management also follow the same PalayCheck® guidelines.

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    Inbred Vs.

    Hybrid
    Inbred vs Hybrid
    Management Hybrid Inbred
    Amount of seeds/ha 15-20 kg/ha 40 kg/ha
    Soaking 12-24 hr Not less than 24 hr
    Dont throw floating seeds Remove floating seeds
    Incubation 12-24 hr 24-36 hr
    Seedbed area 400 m2 same
    Seeding density 50 g/m2 100 g/m2
    Transplanting 1-2 seedlings 1-3 seedlings
    Water Management Maintain 3-5 cm Same
    Nutrient MOET, LCC, RCM Same
    Management
    Pest Management Use PalayCheck® Same
    recommendations
    Harvest Management Use PalayCheck® Same
    recommendations

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