🌾 Transplanting Density Calculator
What is Transplanting Density?
Transplanting density refers to the number of hills or plants established per unit area after transplanting. Proper density ensures optimum use of light, nutrients, and space.
Formula Used
Hills per hectare =
10,000 ÷ (Row spacing × Plant spacing)
10,000 ÷ (Row spacing × Plant spacing)
Plant population per hectare =
Hills per hectare × Seedlings per hill
Hills per hectare × Seedlings per hill
Enter Spacing Details
Field Tips:
• Rice: usually 1–2 seedlings per hill
• Wider spacing reduces competition but increases tillering
• Overcrowding reduces yield and increases lodging
• Rice: usually 1–2 seedlings per hill
• Wider spacing reduces competition but increases tillering
• Overcrowding reduces yield and increases lodging
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