Thin layer drying model of local rice grain Siam mutiara variety from tidal swamp land in South Kalimantan
Setiawaty Reski Darita,
Salengke
Abstract:As staple food in many countries, rice is one of the most important cultivated plant. Indonesia is the third largest rice producer in the world with annual production of 54,65 million tons. South Kalimantan province has 191,740 ha of tidal swamp land, which equivalent to 30% of its total area. Paddy rice variety planted in this region is dominated by local varieties, such as Siam Mutiara. Local farmers prefer this variety due to its high demand and high selling price than other local rice varieties. This varie… Show more
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