The Evolution of Sustainable Rice Production along the Lower Mississippi River (USA) with the Increasing Spector of Climate Change
It is incumbent to assess the status of U.S. rice production and its agronomic practices and then predict if the status is sustainable with climate change. Climate change expectations include a strong likelihood of higher temperatures and some uncertainty in precipitation. Technological solutions ap...
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2023
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