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Mangrove Swamp Rice Fields and Water Management
Water management in paddy fields is crucial to sustain production; however, traditional instruments and techniques developed over centuries are now facing accelerated environmental and social changes that pose significant challenges. Increasing soil salinity, reduced leaching capacity, decreased dra
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