Which of the Fertilizers Run-off with Excessive Water in Rice || Crop Reformer

Rice crop productivity depends greatly on the proper use of fertilizers. However, many farmers lose valuable nutrients because some fertilizers dissolve easily and move away with irrigation or standing water. In this video, we explain which fertilizers are more likely to be washed away and how to apply them efficiently. You will learn the behavior of commonly used fertilizers such as urea, DAP, CAN, SOP, and other nutrient sources under flooded rice field conditions. Understanding how each fertilizer reacts with water can help reduce nutrient losses and improve fertilizer use efficiency. The video also discusses the best timing and application methods for rice fertilizers. Simple management practices such as split applications, proper water management, and correct placement of fertilizers can significantly increase nutrient availability to the crop while reducing wastage. In addition, we share practical recommendations for farmers to improve rice growth, strengthen root development, and achieve higher yields while lowering fertilizer costs. These tips are based on sound agronomic principles that can be easily adopted in the field. If you find this video helpful, please Like, Share, and Subscribe to Crop Reformer for more updates on rice production, fertilizer management, weather forecasts, and the latest agricultural research. Feel free to leave your questions in the comments, and we'll be happy to answer them.