The study looked at how changing the spacing between rice plants affects the yield and quality of the rice. They found that using 6 seedlings per hill, with 10 cm of space between plants and 30 cm between rows, resulted in the highest yield. This pattern increased the yield by 31.42% compared to the conventional method. The spacing between plants and rows had a significant impact on the yield, with wider spacing leading to higher yields. The best quality rice was produced when using 6-8 seedlings per hill, with 10.0 cm of plant spacing, and 30.0 cm of row spacing.