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    Planting Method is a way of how you are going to plant the seeds you have, it is either being planted directly in the garden plot or by planting the seeds in a starter like a pot or vase

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    Planting Methods: By: Neuhart Gementiza

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    Planting Method is a way of how you are going to plant the seeds you have, it is either being planted directly in the garden plot or by planting the seeds in a starter like a pot or vase

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    Planting

    Methods
    By: Neuhart Gementiza
    What is planting method?
    Planting Method is a way of how
    you are going to plant the seeds
    you have, it is either being planted
    directly in the garden plot or by
    planting the seeds in a starter like
    a pot or vase.
    Direct Planting

    and

    Indirect Planting
    1. Direct Planting
    Direct Planting is the method of planting
    seeds directly in the garden plot.
    There are three methods of planting crops by direct
    seeding: broadcast, hill, and drill. Actual planting is
    done either manually or with a mechanical planter.
    Another technique, called dibbling, is a form of hill
    planting.
    Broadcast Method
     Broadcasting or sabog tanim, also called scatter
    planting, is a method of planting by which seeds
    (or grains) are scattered over a well prepared soil.
    There are no plant-to-plant spacing and
    arrangement. As a result, there are plants which
    may grow singly while others may occur in pair or
    in bunches of several plants.
    Broadcast Method
     This planting method is common in crops with small
    seeds that are capable of germination and sustained
    growth without soil cover. Examples are rice ,
    millets, mungbean, cowpea and forage crops.
    However, there are no exact limitations. In addition
    to small seeds like those of forage crops, relatively
    large seeds including those of trees can be released
    from a plane or helicopter. Such a broadcasting
    technique is specially called aerial seeding.
    Hill Method
     Hill planting is a planting method by which plants
    are arranged in equidistant rows and uniform hill-
    to-hill distances within the row. It is also
    called checkrow planting because on top view the
    hills appear as arranged uniformly at the
    intersections of squares of an imaginary
    chekerboard.
    Hill Method
     Applied in direct seeding, this planting method consists
    of dropping seeds in holes made by a dibbler (or
    dibble) or any tool for digging small holes.
    With furrows, the seeds are commonly dropped at the
    bottom. But with mechanized farming, a combine
    furrower-planter (more oftenly also with a fertilizer
    applicator) is commonly used. Where a dibbler (or
    dibble, example a pointed piece of wood or a stick) is
    used to bore holes on the ground, hill planting is
    otherwise called dibbling.
    Drill Method
     The drill method of planting is another technique
    of direct seeding by which seeds are released
    continuously in a row while moving forward at
    uniform speed. The release of seeds is analogous
    to pouring water from a bottle with a small
    opening until water is completely exhausted. The
    bottle is refilled, and the process is repeated again
    and again.
    Drill Method
     Manual drilling applies to small seeds like rice,
    sorghum, millet, and mungbean and is usually
    done by hand alone. It can also be accomplished
    by placing small, roundish seeds in a bottle with a
    hole on the cover. The seeds are simply released
    by tilting and slightly shaking the bottle so that the
    seeds drop one after the other or in a cascade
    through the hole and towards the ground
    2. Indirect Planting

    Indirect seeding is planting seeds in a starter


    like pot. Once ready, you then transplant the
    plant to a more permanent location, whereas
    direct seeding you plant the seeds to a more
    permanent location.
    2. Indirect Planting
     Indirect planting is more practical among plants
    with small seeds such as cabbage, pechay,
    mustard, tomatoes eggplants, and spinach.
     They are in seed boxes or seedbeds in rows to
    produce seedlings which are then transplanted into
    the field. As soon as seedlings have grown three or
    more leaves , they are now ready for transplanting
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