Leaving the residual stubble in the field to rot reases methane which is a greenhouse gas. Burning it instead it a quicker way to clear the fields but releases CO2. Is there really no other eco-friendly alternative for subsequent rice farming?
Leaving the residual stubble in the field to rot reases methane which is a greenhouse gas. Burning it instead it a quicker way to clear the fields but releases CO2. Is there really no other eco-friendly alternative for subsequent rice farming?
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