When will the southern early rice be sown?

Upland rice, also known as upland rice, is drought-tolerant and suitable for planting in dry land, also known as upland rice, which generally refers to cultivated rice that can adapt to growing in endless dry land, sloping land and arid ecological environment. So when will the southern early rice be sown?

Early rice in southern China is generally sown in early April, transplanting in late April, and harvested in mid-July.

The suitable sowing time of early rice is that the daily average temperature is more than 12 degrees Celsius for 3 consecutive days, and the suitable sowing date in the Yangtze River basin is from late March to early April. With the increase of latitude and altitude and the decrease of temperature, the sowing date should be postponed. In production, we should pay attention to the weather forecast at that time and grasp the "cold tail and warm head" for sunny sowing. Making use of a period of sunny and warm weather after sowing, the seed roots were buried early, and by the second cold air, the seedlings had taken root and set up seedlings, which would not cause rotten seeds and buds caused by low temperature and cold injury.