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    Performance Criteria Checklist FFS

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    The document contains 9 performance criteria checklists that outline best practices for rice production, from land preparation to post-harvest activities. The checklists include criteria such as plowing and leveling fields before planting, following local planting calendars, applying fertilizers at the right times and amounts, maintaining optimal water levels during growth stages, using pest-resistant varieties, and properly drying, cleaning, storing and transporting harvested rice.

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    Performance Criteria Checklist FFS

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    The document contains 9 performance criteria checklists that outline best practices for rice production, from land preparation to post-harvest activities. The checklists include criteria such as plowing and leveling fields before planting, following local planting calendars, applying fertilizers at the right times and amounts, maintaining optimal water levels during growth stages, using pest-resistant varieties, and properly drying, cleaning, storing and transporting harvested rice.

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    The document contains 9 performance criteria checklists that outline best practices for rice production, from land preparation to post-harvest activities. The checklists include criteria such as plowing and leveling fields before planting, following local planting calendars, applying fertilizers at the right times and amounts, maintaining optimal water levels during growth stages, using pest-resistant varieties, and properly drying, cleaning, storing and transporting harvested rice.

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    Performance Criteria Checklist FFS

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    Michael V. Magallano
    The document contains 9 performance criteria checklists that outline best practices for rice production, from land preparation to post-harvest activities. The checklists include criteria such as plowing and leveling fields before planting, following local planting calendars, applying fertilizers at the right times and amounts, maintaining optimal water levels during growth stages, using pest-resistant varieties, and properly drying, cleaning, storing and transporting harvested rice.

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    Performance Criteria Checklist 2.1.

    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    1. Clean & repair dikes & ditches?

    2. Plow or rotavate field 21-30 days before planting?

    3. Harrow field at least twice at 1 week interval?

    4. Level the field with a wooden plank or tiller-attached leveller?

    5. Construct small canals surrounding the field near the levee & at the
    middle of the field for direct wet-seeded rice?
    Performance Criteria Checklist 3.1.1

    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….

    1. Allow the field to rest for at least 30 days after harvest?

    2. Follow the local planting calendar to maximize the use of


    irrigation within the community. Practice synchronous planting at
    least within the applicable vicinity?
    Performance Criteria Checklist 5.1.1

    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    1. Manage the nutrient requirement of your crop based on visual
    observation of deficiency symptoms, results of nutrient
    assessment and decision support tools or in other available
    information

    2. Apply the right element, amount, & timing of fertilizer application.

    3. Incorporate fertilizer into the soil for better absorption of nutrients


    and to avoid nutrient leaching and N volatilization.

    4. Apply only 30% of the total N requirement during the 1st


    application.

    5. Apply topdress fertilizer at low water depth (2-5 cm) to reduce N


    volatilization, and nutrient run-off.

    6. Apply fertilizer during the cooler part of the day (particularly after
    3:00 PM) to avoid N losses.

    Performance Criteria Checklist 6.1.1


    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    7. Attain 2-3cm water level at 3-14 DAT or 5-14 DAS.

    8. Achieve 5cm water depth every irrigation time.

    9. Maintain 5cm water depth during flowering.

    10. Drain water or stop irrigation:

    1 week before expected date of harvest for medium-textured soil


    or during DS

    • 2 weeks before expected date of harvest for fine-textured soil or


    during WS

    Performance Criteria Checklist 7.1.1


    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    1. Use varieties resistant to pests prevalent in the locality?

    2. Change or rotate varieties every 2 to 4 cropping’s?

    3. Practice synchronous planting after a 30-day rest period?

    4. Conduct regular field monitoring to identify potential pests?

    5. Conserve beneficial organisms?

    6. Apply Weed Management Options?

    7. Apply Rat Management Options?

    8. Apply GAS Management Options?

    9. Apply Bird Management Options?

    10.Apply Insect Pest and Disease Management Options?

    Performance Criteria Checklist 8.1.1


    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    1. Drain field 1 - 2 weeks before the expected date of harvesting?

    2. Harvest at the right maturity?

    3. Harvest at the right grain moisture content (MC)?

    4. After harvesting, thresh palay not later than 1 day during WS, and
    not later than 2 days during DS?

    5. Avoid piling the harvested crop in the field for more than a day to
    avoid grain discoloration and low-quality milled rice due to heat
    build-up?

    6. Avoid threshing dripping wet palay using a mechanical thresher to


    prevent losses from poor grain cleaning and separation?

    7. Observe recommended threshing speed (800 rpm for most


    engine-driven threshers) to prevent grain damage?

    Performance Criteria Checklist 9.1.1


    Criteria Yes No
    Did you….
    1. Dry the palay uniformly within 12-24 hours after harvest?

    2. Place dried grains on top of palette to protect it from dampness


    while awaiting grain cleaning?

    3. Clean dried grains 2-3 days after harvest?

    4. Keep rice in a storage area that is waterproof, with proper


    aeration, and free from rats, birds, pests?

    5. Carry the bags of rice or use sack barrows to prevent damages to


    the packages?

    6. Prepare the stack layout plan before the sacks arrive?

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