MODULE 5 Flashcards
PLANTING METHODS
Direct seeding/planting
seeds/or other planting materials are directly planted in the field
Broadcasting
Seeds are uniformly distributed on the field. It requires thorough land preparation; otherwise, weeds will be a serious problem
Hill method
Seeds are sown at specified distance between hills and between rows of specified distances.
Drill Method
Specified number of seeds are sown within rows of specified distances.
Dibble
Land does not require plowing, harrowing and furrowing but needs thorough clearing
Transplanting method
Seedlings are initially raised in the nursery and later planted in the field or in greenhouses
Population density
refers to the number of plants per unit area (e.g. 10,000 plants per hectare). Important to know for planning
Contour system
plants are planted following the
contour line in hilly/slopy areas.