Paddy fields

what is a paddy field

• A paddy field is a flooded parcel of arable land used for growing rice.
• A paddy field is a type of fish commonly found in rice fields.
• A paddy field is a dry desert area used for growing rice.
• A paddy field is a term used for a type of rice cooking method.

When was rice Domesticated ?

• 600000 BC

• 500 BC

• 3500 BC

• 69,000 BC

How do farmers use fertilizers in paddy fields, and what effects do they have on rice, algae and the local ecosystem in Malaysia

• Farmers use fertilizers in paddy fields to provide essential nutrients to rice plants, but excessive use can lead to algal blooms and disrupt the local ecosystem in Malaysia.
• Excessive use of fertilizers in paddy fields can lead to drought conditions, negatively impacting rice and algae in Malaysia
• Fertilizers in paddy fields are used to increase soil acidity, which benefits rice growth but harms the local ecosystem in Malaysia
• Farmers use fertilizers in paddy fields to repel pests, but this can harm rice plants and algae in Malaysia

paddy fields are primarily used for what

• Raising cattle
• Harvesting corn
• Cultivating rice
• Growing wheat

Paddy fields are designed to retain what?

• soil
• water
• rocks
• sunlight