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Floating rice farming is an innovative agricultural method used in flood-prone or waterlogged regions, where rice is cultivated on buoyant platforms made from natural materials like water hyacinth, bamboo, and composted plant matter. Practiced for centuries in countries like Bangladesh, and later adapted in parts of India, Myanmar, Cambodia, and Nigeria, this method allows farmers to grow rice even when land is submerged for months. The floating beds rise and fall with water levels, providing a stable growing surface, while decomposing organic layers supply nutrients to the plants. In some cases, fish are also farmed in the water below, creating an integrated system that supports food security and sustainable livelihoods. As climate change increases the frequency of flooding, floating rice farming is gaining global recognition as a resilient and eco-friendly agricultural solution.