Rice paddy, other (not husked)
CPC v2.1 Code: 01132
About rice paddy, other (not husked)
cpc code 01132 covers the production of rice paddy, a crucial agricultural commodity that plays a significant role in the global food supply chain. Rice is a staple food for billions of people worldwide, and the cultivation of rice paddy is a labor-intensive process that supports the livelihoods of millions of farmers, particularly in Asia. This industry is a vital component of the broader agricultural sector, contributing to food security, economic development, and the preservation of traditional farming practices.
Production process
The production of rice paddy, other (not husked) involves several key steps. First, the land is prepared by plowing, leveling, and creating a system of irrigation canals. Farmers then plant rice seedlings, which are typically grown in nurseries before being transplanted into the paddy fields. The rice plants are carefully tended throughout the growing season, with regular weeding, fertilization, and pest management. When the rice grains reach maturity, the plants are harvested, often using a combination of manual and mechanical methods. The harvested rice paddy is then dried, stored, and transported to processing facilities.
Production inputs
The main inputs required for the production of rice paddy, other (not husked) include land, water, labor, and agricultural equipment. Farmers rely on fertile soil, access to irrigation systems, and a sufficient workforce to cultivate and harvest the rice. Additionally, they may utilize various agricultural inputs such as 31210 Fertilizers, 28302 Pesticides and other agrochemical products, and specialized machinery like 28302 Agricultural and forestry machinery.
Production outputs
The primary output of the rice paddy, other (not husked) industry is, of course, the rice paddy itself. This raw material is then processed further, often by 10611 Rice milling and processing, to produce various rice products, such as 10611 Husked rice, 10611 Milled rice, and 10611 Rice flour. These rice-based products are then consumed by households, used as inputs for other food manufacturing industries, or traded internationally.
Family tree for rice paddy, other (not husked)
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