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    Planting Trees and Fruit Trees

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    This document provides instructions for planting and caring for fruit-bearing trees and plants. It discusses choosing the best location and seeds, fertilizing the soil, and regular care of the plants. Methods of direct and indirect planting are described. For indirect planting, the document outlines the steps for properly transferring seedlings, including hardening them for outdoor conditions. It also discusses thinning seedlings, pricking, and fertilizing with organic and inorganic fertilizers using different application methods like broadcasting and banding. Finally, it lists five methods for arranging trees in an orchard.

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    Planting Trees and Fruit Trees

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    This document provides instructions for planting and caring for fruit-bearing trees and plants. It discusses choosing the best location and seeds, fertilizing the soil, and regular care of the plants. Methods of direct and indirect planting are described. For indirect planting, the document outlines the steps for properly transferring seedlings, including hardening them for outdoor conditions. It also discusses thinning seedlings, pricking, and fertilizing with organic and inorganic fertilizers using different application methods like broadcasting and banding. Finally, it lists five methods for arranging trees in an orchard.

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    This document provides instructions for planting and caring for fruit-bearing trees and plants. It discusses choosing the best location and seeds, fertilizing the soil, and regular care of the plants. Methods of direct and indirect planting are described. For indirect planting, the document outlines the steps for properly transferring seedlings, including hardening them for outdoor conditions. It also discusses thinning seedlings, pricking, and fertilizing with organic and inorganic fertilizers using different application methods like broadcasting and banding. Finally, it lists five methods for arranging trees in an orchard.

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    Planting Trees and Fruit Trees

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    This document provides instructions for planting and caring for fruit-bearing trees and plants. It discusses choosing the best location and seeds, fertilizing the soil, and regular care of the plants. Methods of direct and indirect planting are described. For indirect planting, the document outlines the steps for properly transferring seedlings, including hardening them for outdoor conditions. It also discusses thinning seedlings, pricking, and fertilizing with organic and inorganic fertilizers using different application methods like broadcasting and banding. Finally, it lists five methods for arranging trees in an orchard.

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    AND FRUIT

    TREES
    Elements/ Factors to be Observed in
    Planting Tress
    and Fruit –bearing Trees
    1.Choosethe
    best place
    for
    planting.
    2. Choose
    the seeds
    that best
    suit the
    season and
    the soil.
    3.Put
    sufficient
    fertilizers
    in the soil.
    4. Take care
    of the soil
    and the
    plants
    regularly.
    METHODS OF PLANTING

    1. Direct Planting
    -the seeds of the plants directly
    planted in the soil.
    2. Indirect Planting
    -the plants need to be
    transferred to its
    permanent place. This is
    commonly done with trees.
    Steps in Proper Transferring of
    Plants
    1. Place the seedling away from direct
    sunlight.
     2 Dig the area where you want to plant them.
     3. Remove the plant from the plastic bag.
     4.Slowly and carefully place the seedlings in
    the hole.
     5. Cover it with soil.
     6. Water the new plant early in the next
    morning.
     7. Remember: Plant your seedlings in the
    afternoon when sunlight is no longer hot to
    avoid withering.
    Process of Preparing
    Seedlings
    Thinning- pull
    Before Transplanting
    out some crowded
    seedlings so that
    the remaining
    plants will have
    more room.
    Pricking-
    transferring
    seedlings from
    one seed box to
    another to
    provide more
    space for proper
    development.
    Hardening-is
    the process of
    exposing
    transplants
    (seedlings)
    gradually to
    outdoor
    conditions
    Methods of Transferring Plants
    Dibbling Method- the
    shovel is pushed
    deep into the soil
    under the roots then
    gently pushed upward
    Cone-Shape
    Method-a
    deeper and
    wider cone-
    shaped hole.
    Stit Method
    Side of the Hole Method
    Dig a hole that
    tis deep but
    narrow.
    Whole Digging Method

    Dig a hole
    that is
    deeper and
    wider using
    spade and
    pick axe.
    3 Systematic Process of Caring for the
    Seedling
     1.Watering- seedlings needs water to keep
    tem healthy.
     2.Cultivation- tilling or loosening the soil
    around the seedlings.
     3.Applying fertilizer- fertilizer contain
    the nutrients that plants and tees needs to
    grow.
    Fertilizer- enriching materials used on
    land to increase its productivity.
    Two Types of Fertilizer
    1. Organic Fertilizer- decomposed organic
    matter including animal manures, food
    washings, plant, residues, and other organic
    wastes.
    Composting- is a process of decomposing
    organic matters such as weeds. Manure,
    grasses, leaves, vines, rice hulls, and corn
    stalks until they are ready to be used as
    fertilizer.
    Inorganic Fertilizer- commercial
    fertilizer

    The right time to add


    fertilizer depends on the kind
    of crop and the period of
    propagation.
    Different Ways in Adding Fertilizer to
    the Crops
    1.Broadcasting-
    scatters the
    fertilizer using
    hand or mechanical
    spreaders uniformly
    on the soil
    2. Band or Localized- the
    fertilizer placed in the soil mass
    where the seeds or seedling are to
    planted.
    3. Side Dressing-around the plant.
    4. Foliar Application- the
    fertilizer is dissolved in the
    water, and applied by spraying the
    right amount of fertilizer.
    Five General Methods of Arranging Trees in
    the Orchard
    1.Square Method
    2. Quincunx Method
    3.Rectangular Method
    4.Hexagonal Method
    5.Contour Method

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