Feasible Rotations
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All 9 sequences feasible
Top Pick
Rice → Maize → Soybean
Highest alignment score
Water Deficit Est.
−14 mm
Canal offset adequate
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Best Rotation — Season Timeline
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Complete 2-Season Shift Space (9 Combinations)
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Field Guidance
Practical Tips for Majalengka Farmers
- Legume Nitrogen Fixation: Including Soybean in Season 1 or Season 2 restores nitrogen and breaks brown planthopper cycles.
- Drainage Preparation: Maize in Vertisol clay requires ridge furrows during transitional monsoons to avoid root waterlogging.
- NASA Ground-truthing: If your local tertiary ditch dries up early, shift your priority slider toward "Water Safety" to see high-risk rotations flagged.