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Indonesia’s Rice Farmers Adopt Climate-Friendly Methods to Cut Methane

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•Rice paddies are a major source of methane, a potent greenhouse gas contributing to climate change.
•The new farming methods being tested involve changes in water management and soil treatment to reduce methane emissions.
•Preliminary results show that these techniques can increase rice yields while lowering emissions.
•Indonesia is one of the world’s largest rice producers, making its farming practices influential for global food supply and climate efforts.

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▸If Indonesian farmers widely adopt the climate-friendly rice farming methods methane emissions from rice cultivation could significantly decrease, benefiting global climate efforts and improving farmers’ incomes through higher yields

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CNChannel News AsiaIndonesia’s rice farmers test climate-friendly methods that cuts methane emissions, raises yields

Indonesia’s rice farmers are testing new farming techniques that reduce methane emissions while increasing crop yields. These methods aim to address climate change by lowering greenhouse gases from rice paddies, which are a significant source of methane. The approach could improve food security and environmental outcomes for millions of farmers in Indonesia and beyond.