Field evidence becomes useful when it is read in context.
RiceGuard combines field measurements with rice variety, crop stage, region and season. Field trials test the system; the Rice Knowledge Base helps interpret what it records.
One interpreted field record
Three pages. Three different questions.
Rice fields change continuously. Most decisions still rely on moments.
Develop the system. Test the decisions it is meant to support.
The programme evaluates whether field evidence can support water, fertiliser and cultivation decisions. It does not predetermine the result.
Farmers · agricultural agencies · flood and drought organisations · research institutions · environmental stakeholders · financial institutions
A working installation. A controlled comparison.
Five Generation 3 poles operate in a 30-rai working field at Ranot.
The first season is under way. Water, fertiliser and yield outcomes remain unpublished until both seasons are complete and documented.
What exists, what is being tested and what is still being built.
Four regions. Twelve provinces. Different growing conditions.
Each site has its own status: planned, preparing, installed, active or complete.
The measurement is only one part of the answer.
RiceGuard interprets field evidence against the variety, crop stage, regional calendar and pest knowledge relevant to that plot.
The rice-variety reference layer exists now. The wider open knowledge base connecting field, regional and national evidence is still being built.