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Journal of Agriculture ›› 2025, Vol. 15 ›› Issue (5): 12-19.doi: 10.11923/j.issn.2095-4050.cjas2024-0048

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Study on Effects of Organic and Conventional Planting Modes on Quality and Economic Benefits of Rice in Yunnan

ZHANG Peng1(), YANG Xukun1, CHEN Lu1, WANG Wenzhi1, MI Yanhua1(), LIU Zhenhuan1, LI Maoxuan1, SU Wen1, WANG Xiangquan2, YANG Yanxiong3, GUO Lujun4   

  1. 1 Quality Standards and Testing Technology Research Institute, Yunnan Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Kunming 650205
    2 Eryuan County Agriculture and Rural Bureau, Dali Yunnan 671200
    3 Eryuan County Agricultural Technology Extension Center, Dali Yunnan 671200
    4 Eryuan County Agricultural Environmental Protection Monitoring Station, Dali Yunnan 671200
  • Received:2024-03-19 Revised:2024-06-25 Online:2025-05-20 Published:2025-05-19

Abstract:

The aims are to develop green organic agriculture, promote organic planting models, vigorously advance sustainable development strategies, explore effective organic planting models, and study the cultivation of organic and conventional rice under the rotation mode of ‘rice + broad bean + rice’. The experiment adopted adjacent planting in the field, set up duplicate and control groups, and the detection of various indicators was determined according to the corresponding national standards. Based on the experimental results, the impact of different planting modes on the quality and economic benefits of rice in Yunnan was analyzed. The results showed that the cadmium and arsenic levels in the organic planting mode were lower than those of the conventional rice, and the contents of lead, chromium, and copper were all higher than those of the conventional rice. The organic+ mode had higher contents of other heavy metals except for cadmium, which was lower than that of the conventional rice. Through analysis of variance, P>0.05, the differences in various safety quality indicators between different treatments were not significant; the nutritional quality of rice was higher than that of conventional planting, except for dietary fiber, which was lower than that of conventional planting. All nutritional quality indicators of the organic+ mode were higher than those of conventional planting. The overall nutritional quality of the organic planting mode was higher than that of conventional planting. Organic planting could improve the nutritional quality of rice to a certain extent, but after analysis of variance, P>0.05, the difference was not significant; Organic planting had high initial production input costs and lower yields than conventional planting. However, the market price advantage of organic rice was obvious, and the final profit was 2.5 times that of conventional planting, with good economic benefits. By comparing the two different modes of conventional planting and organic planting, this study provides a theoretical basis and practical reference for further optimizing the rice industry structure in Yunnan and improving the planting mode in some areas.

Key words: organic planting, conventional planting, Yunnan rice, quality impact, economic benefits, rice quality, sustainable development