Is rice an oil crop?

Is rice an oil crop?

Rice is not an oil crop, and its oil content is not high. Generally, the oil content of one pound of rice is about 9%. How much oil can be squeezed out of one pound needs to be determined based on the actual equipment and oil pressing technology required. If it is a better machine, then one pound can produce 0.4-0.883kg of oil. If it is a very ordinary machine, the oil output may be even lower.

What is rice?

Rice is a kind of cereal that is native to my country and East Asia. It is an annual plant with an upright stem and a plant height between 0.5-1.5m. Its leaves are green and the rice ears are golden yellow when mature. This crop is very important and after processing, it becomes the rice we eat.

Rice is a tropical crop, and rice is a southern crop. The growth habits of rice are high temperature, high humidity, and short sunshine. It is not strict about soil quality. The germination temperature of seedlings is between 28-32 degrees, and the average daily temperature during the tillering period is above 20℃.

Rice is a plant of the genus Millet and is a direct cash crop. In addition to being eaten, it can also be used as raw material for brewing and sugar factories. Rice husks and straw can also be used as livestock feed.

Rice is not a sugar crop, and rice is not a chlorine crop. Potassium chloride can be used as a fertilizer, but animal manure is better than potassium chloride in terms of rice yield and quality.