2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May...

26
1 Using fertilizers more wisely in rice production by adopting “three controls” technology Xuhua Zhong The Rice Research Institute of Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences (GDRRI) 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology 3. Demonstration and extension 4. Effectiveness and impacts 5. Summary Contents

Transcript of 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May...

Page 1: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

1

Using fertilizers more wisely in rice production

by adopting “three controls” technology

Xuhua Zhong

The Rice Research Institute of Guangdong Academy of

Agricultural Sciences (GDRRI)

2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation

27 May 2014, Sydney Australia

1. Introduction

2. Development of “3 controls” technology

3. Demonstration and extension

4. Effectiveness and impacts

5. Summary

Contents

Page 2: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

2

1. Introduction

• Guangdong has a population of 100 million. Food self-sufficiency is <40%.

• Rice is the most important food in Guangdong

– 80% food crop planting area, 90% production

• Rice is part of culture in Guangdong

– the only province named after rice (粤)

– the only provincial capital city named after rice panicle (穗), the city of five goats

• Farmers are relatively rich and willing to input more

Guangdong and Rice

Page 3: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

3

Problems in rice production in Guangdong

1. Low NUE: N input is 194 kgN/ha, REN is 24%

2. Low yield :5.4 t/ha, 17% lower than national

average

3. Diseases and insects: warm climate + high N input

4. Lodging: esp. coastal region

Recovery efficiency of N

China 30~35%

Guangdong 24%

Jiangsu 20%

Page 4: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

4

Water Eutrophication (Yangdong, 2009)

Damage from diseases and insects

Page 5: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

5

How to solve the problems?

2. Development of “three controls”

technology

Page 6: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

6

• Control of fertilizer, esp. N

– Reduced cost and pollution, increased NUE

• Control of unproductive tillers

– Reduced lodging, increased productive tiller % and yield stability

• Control of diseases and insects

– Reduced pesticide use, increased food safety and biological diversity

Strategy to solving the problems: 3 controls

Field experiments in farmer’s field in

Gaoyao and Xinxing (2001~2003)

Page 7: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

7

Guangzhou, 2004~2005

y = -0.1805x + 79.033r = -0.741**

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

0 50 100 150 200 250

Recovery efficiency of N (%)

y = -0.0544x + 12.012r = -0.520*

-5

0

5

10

15

20

0 100 200 300

Agronomic efficiency of N

(kg/kgN) y = -0.0594x + 9.7466

r = -0.469*

-5

0

5

10

15

20

0 50 100 150 200

-5

0

5

10

15

20

0 20 40 60 80 100

y = -0.2147x + 72.834r = -0.729**

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

0 50 100 150 200

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

0 20 40 60 80 100

y = -0.0579x + 68.482r = -0.509*

50

55

60

65

70

75

0 50 100 150 200 250

Total N applied (kg/ha)

Harvest index of N (%)

y = -0.0665x + 66.314r = -0.483*

50

55

60

65

70

75

0 50 100 150 200

N applied before PI (kg/ha)

50

55

60

65

70

75

0 20 40 60 80 100

N applied after PI (kg/ha)

图 5. 氮肥利用率与基蘖肥、穗粒肥和总施氮量的关系 Total N Basal + tiller N N after PI

RE

(%)

AE

(kg

/kg

) N

HI

NUE and N timing

To increase NUE:

a) Total N reduced

b) Basal and tiller

N reduced

PI= panicle initiation

Page 8: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

8

Recovery efficiency of N(%)

Source Basal Tillering After PI

Zhong et al.(2006) 31.1 18.4 71.3

Li et al.(1986) - 21.3 53.3~53.9

Jiang et al.(1998) 35.8 26.9~29.2 50.2~60.6

A

Leaf N concentration (%)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

-5

0

5

10

15

20

LAI=0LAI=1LAI=2

LAI=4LAI=6

LAI=8

B

Leaf area index

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Rela

tive

till

ering

ra

te (

x10

-2 d

-1)

-5

0

5

10

15

20NLV=1NLV=2NLV=3

NLV=4NLV=5

NLV=6

图 5. 相对分蘖速率与叶片含氮量及叶面积指数的定量关系

图 4.

RTR=a(NLV e-k LAI – b)

To increase PTP:

a. control leaf N at tillering stage

b. increase leaf N after PI to avoid

tiller death

c. Control of N, rather than water, is

the best way to avoid

unproductive tillers

Tillering and NLV&LAI

(Zhong et al., 2003. J Plant Nutri)

Page 9: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

9

表1. 纹枯病病情指数与若干群体指标的相关系数

生育期

群体指标

2004 年

早季

(n=32)

2004 年

晚季

(n=32)

2005 年

早季

(n=32)

2005 年

晚季

(n=32)

4 季合并

(n=128)

茎数 0.362* 0.473** 0.326ns 0.355* -0.076ns

SPAD 0.263ns 0.391* 0.171ns 0.458** 0.083ns

穗分化

始期

茎数xSPAD 0.372* 0.485** 0.348ns 0.425* -0.020ns

茎数 0.241ns 0.442* 0.365* 0.466** 0.255**

SPAD 0.449** 0.400* 0.087ns 0.492** 0.158ns

茎数xSPAD 0.369* 0.467** 0.329 0.536** 0.246**

叶面积指数 LAI 0.342ns 0.451** 0.479** 0.632** 0.367**

抽穗期

叶面积指数xSPAD 0.411* 0.463** 0.438* 0.629** 0.359**

Relationship between diseases index (ShBI) and canopy indices

Stage canopy index

PI

HD

Tiller no.

SPAD

Tiller x SPAD

Tiller no.

SPAD

Tiller x SPAD

LAI

LAI x SPAD

2004 2004 2005 2005 pooled

ES LS ES LS

Note: ES= early season, LS= late season.

2004ES

y = -9.2941x + 48.737

r = 0.491**

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

群体透光率的对数 ln(LTR) (%)

病情

指数

Disease severity (%)

2004LS

y = -2.0481x + 9.9474

r = 0.396*

-4

0

4

8

12

16

20

0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 5.0

群体透光率的对数 ln(LTR) (%)

病情

指数

Disease severity (%)

2005ES

y = -17.99x + 70.592

r = 0.660**

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

群体透光率的对数 ln(LTR) (%)

病情

指数

Disease severity (%)

2005LS

y = -7.1431x + 62.798

r = 0.445*

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

65

1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5

群体透光率的对数 ln(LTR) (%)

病情

指数

Disease severity (%)

图 6. 纹枯病病情指数与抽穗期群体透光率的关系

ShBI and light transmission

Page 10: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

10

移栽 分蘖期 穗分化始期 抽穗期 成熟期

第1次 第2次 第3次 第4次

第1次施肥

基肥

第2次施肥

移栽后15– 18 天

第3次施肥

移栽后30-35天

第4次施肥

移栽后60 – 65天

N: 7 kg 尿素*

或者 20 kg 碳铵

P: 20 kg 过磷酸钙

早稻

目标产量: 6 – 7 t ha-1

无氮区产量: 4 t ha-1

全生育期: 125 – 135天

* 表中施肥量均为每667m2用量

4 kg LCC = 3.5-4

叶色诊断施 N (尿素)

3 kg

6 kg

LCC > 4

LCC < 3.5

6 kg LCC = 3.5-4

叶色诊断施 N (尿素)

4 kg

7 kg

LCC > 4

LCC < 3.5

叶色诊断施 N (尿素)

0 kg

2 kg

否则

LCC < 3.5

K: 5 kg 氯化钾 K: 4 kg 氯化钾

-30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

播种

Procedure of “three controls” technology

3. Demonstration and extension

Page 11: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

11

Leaflets and user’s manual

(1) Technical materials

Region-based leaflets in Guangdong

Page 12: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

12

Season-based leaflets in Jiangxi

(2) Tools: website, CD, software

Three controls information website

www.sankong.org

CD

Page 13: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

13

Giving a lecture (in the CD)

The software for three controls technology

Home page Recommendation

(Developed by GDRRI and IRRI)

Page 14: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

14

Demonstration sites in Guangdong (until 2009)

(3) On-farm demonstration

Two demonstration bases established in 2009

Gaoyao demonstration base

Page 15: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

15

Officials, technicians, farmers visiting demonstration bases

3 controls

On-farm demonstration at Boxi village, Liantang

township, Gaoyao county, Guangdong province

FFP

Page 16: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

16

3 controls FFP

FFP

3 controls

Page 17: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

17

3 controls

FFP

3 controls FFP

Page 18: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

18

2008ES,after typhoon, Boxi, Liantang, Gaoyao

3 controls FFP

• Training at different levels: provincial,

county, township, village, etc

• Solving technical problems

• Farmer’s day

• Interaction with farmers

(4) Training and technical service

Page 19: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

19

Training at different levels

Solving technical problems

Page 20: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

20

Farmer’s day

Interaction with farmers

Farmers giving comments

Farmers visiting expt station Farmers voting

Talking to a farmer

Page 21: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

21

4. Effectiveness and impacts

Grain yield, fertilizer cost and net income

Three

controls

Farmer’s

practice

Difference Difference

%

Grain yield

(t/ha)

6.89 6.15 +0.74 +12.0

N input

(kg/ha)

147.3 185.25 -38.0 -20.5

Fertilizer cost

(US$/ha)

274.8 354.8 -80.0 -22.5

Net income

(US$/ha)

1906 1450 +456 +31.4

Note: 1 US$=6.2 RMB

Page 22: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

22

Fertilizer N input and recovery efficiency

Impact on policy

• Ministry of Agriculture-recommended technology

• Government-recommended technology in Guangdong

• Provincial standard in Guangdong

• Technology for non-point pollution prevention project

in Guangdong

Page 23: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

23

Recommended by Ministry of Agriculture of China

Government recommendation

in Guangdong

Provincial standard

Recommended by Department of Agriculture of

Guangdong province

Page 24: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

24

Impact on farmer’s mind and behavior

Awareness on:

Nutrient use efficiency

Environment protection

Healthy canopy

Food safety

Sustainability

People’s Daily Science and Technology Daily

Farmer’s Daily China Radio

Reports in media

Page 25: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

25

Receiving the first-class award of science and

technology in Guangdong (25 February 2013)

5. Summary

1. The “three controls” technology was successfully developed in Guangdong, China to solve the problems in rice production such as low yield, low nitrogen use efficiency, heavy damage from diseases and insects, etc.

2. By use of “three controls” technology, farmers can typically achieve a 10% increase in grain yield and save 20% fertilizer-N input. N recovery efficiency is increased from <30% for farmer’s practice to 40% . Environmental pollution is significantly reduced.

3. The “three controls” technology is welcomed by farmers as an effective, reliable, cost-saving and easy-to-use technology. It is now one of the most widely adopted technologies for rice production in China.

4. To enhance farmer’s adoption to the new technology, continuous efforts has been made, include training, on-farm demonstration, farmer’s day, technical service, and interaction with farmers. Brochures, leaflets, posters, videos, and other technical materials were developed and distributed to local technicians and farmers.

Page 26: 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation · 2014 IFA Norman Borlaug Award presentation 27 May 2014, Sydney Australia 1. Introduction 2. Development of “3 controls” technology

26

Acknowledgement

• International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)

• Department of Science and Technology, Guangdong

• Administration of foreign affairs, Guangdong

• National Administration of foreign affairs, China

• National Natural Science Foundation China

• Guangdong Natural Science Foundation

• Ministry of Agriculture, China

• General Station for Agricultural Technology Extension,

Guangdong

• Ministry of Science and Technology, China

• Shenzhen Batian Ecotypic Engineering Co. Ltd

Thank you very much for your

attention!

Welcome to

Guangzhou,

the city of rice panicle!