Across
- 3. High-Yield Varieties of rice are more susceptible to these than older rice varieties
- 4. As this rises, demand for rice increases
- 6. Over 70% of rice is produced in this type of small rice field
- 8. A threat to the rural labour force
- 11. An organism that can live without oxygen in the air
- 12. Irrigated rice requires more of this than other types of rice
- 14. This was once a common use for rice in parts of South-East Asia
- 16. The success of rice farming is inextricably linked to this
- 18. In many South-East Asian societies, this is a way of celebrating rice farming
- 19. Nutrient-rich soils are found in these environments
- 20. The rice plant is this type of plant
- 21. The stage of rice plant growth where the rice is sown before being transplanted
Down
- 1. One place in the world where rice consumption is increasing
- 2. the process by which the world is becoming increasingly interconnected
- 5. The growing of a single crop in an area
- 7. The natural or artificial features of an area
- 9. An example of a surface water which can be at risk of contamination from domestic and industry waste
- 10. Soil fertility across South-East Asia is the opposite of constant
- 13. The primary water source for rice farmers
- 15. A change in these preferences has reduced individual rice consumption
- 17. A cluster of flowers from which the rice grain develops
- 22. The world’s most important staple food
