Rice is considered the king of cereals. It is the only cereal that is being consumed by half of
the population in the world. Rice and rice products have potential health benefits. One such …

The wastewater from washed rice water (WRW) is often recommended as a source of plant
nutrients in most Asian countries, even though most current research on WRW lack scientific …

Using wastewater in agriculture is a desirable alternative source of irrigation and is gaining
attraction worldwide. Therefore, this study was designed to assess the effect of treated …

Washed rice water (WRW) is said to be a beneficial plant fertilizer because of its nutrient
content. However, rigorous scientific studies to ascertain its efficiency are lacking. The …

In the rice processing industry, wastewater is an inevitable by-product of rice washing. To
increase the utilization of washed rice water (WRW), seven types of fermented washed rice …

Washed rice water (WRW) is often used as liquid plant fertilizer. However, there is no study
on nutrient leaching of soils due to frequent WRW application. Therefore, a column study …

The benefits of washed rice water (WRW) as a plant fertilizer, particularly over a consecutive
application period, are not well studied. An experiment was therefore carried out to …

Washed rice water (WRW) is the leftover water after washing rice grains and is usually
discarded. However, WRW contains nutrients leached from rice, making it a potential plant …

Annual fertilizer demand can be affected by population, economics, and food prices. Organic
fertilizer lasts longer than mineral fertilizer. Plants prefer easily absorbed liquid nutrients …

Use of liquid organic fertilizers is popular among container gardeners in urban areas. The
impact of five organic liquid fertilizers (banana waste, weeds, Gliricidia leaves, fish waste …