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Introduction to the Beidao No. 1 rice variety and key cultivation techniques

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Japonica rice, bred by the Suihua City Northern Rice Research Institute. In the 1997-1998 regional trial, the average yield was 8311.0 kg/hm2, an average increase of 8.0% over the control Dongnong 416; in the 1999 production trial, the average yield was 7691.8 kg/hm2, an average increase of 9.1% over the control Dongnong 416. The growth period is 131 days, requiring an active accumulated temperature of 2506.8°C. Plant height is 89 cm, panicle length is 17.4 cm, 101 grains per panicle, and 1000-grain weight is 26 g. Medium tillering ability, strong stems and resistant to lodging, favors fertilizer and water,

Japonica rice, bred by the Suihua City Northern Rice Research Institute. In the 1997-1998 regional trial, the average yield was 8311.0 kg/hm2, an average increase of 8.0% over the control Dongnong 416; in the 1999 production trial, the average yield was 7691.8 kg/hm2, an average increase of 9.1% over the control Dongnong 416. The growth period is 131 days, requiring an active accumulated temperature of 2506.8°C. Plant height is 89 cm, panicle length is 17.4 cm, 101 grains per panicle, and 1000-grain weight is 26 g. Medium tillering ability, strong stems and resistant to lodging, favors fertilizer and water, and cold-tolerant at the seedling stage. In 1998, artificial inoculation showed seedling blast grade 8, leaf blast grade 3, and neck blast grade 9; natural infection showed seedling blast grade 9, leaf blast grade 3, and neck blast grade 7. Grain quality meets the national first- and second-class high-quality rice standards.

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