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Direct Planting

1. RATE OFRATE OF
PLANTINGPLANTING
Fritzel Mar A. Barrios

2. Seeds known to be low in viability
should be planted more thickly than
those having high viability. Seeds held
over from one year to the next planting
season should be tested for germination.
If the percentage of germination is low or
if the sprouts are weak, the seeds should
not be planted.
THE VIABILITY OF THE SEEDSTHE VIABILITY OF THE SEEDS..

3. When the soil and weather
conditions are unfavorable, more
seeds should be planted than
when the conditions are favorable.
THE CONDITIONTHE CONDITION
OF THE SOILOF THE SOIL

4. The size and vigor of the plants. Seeds
that produce delicate and weak plants
such as carrots should be planted
quite thickly to ensure a good stand.
Any excess of plants may be removed
to prevent crowding.

5. In planting seeds, it is a common
practice to plant freely in order to have
several times as many plants that are
needed. Later on, you can practice
thinning if you found out that your
plants are crowding.
THE POSSIBLE RAVAGES OFTHE POSSIBLE RAVAGES OF
INSECTSINSECTS..

6. Depth Planting
The most important factor in direct seeding is
the planting depth. Depth of planting depends
on the soil moisture and soil type. Soil
particles should be fine when small seeds are
planted. For large-seeded crops, such as
squash, the need for thorough land
preparation is less.
Seeds should be placed deeper in light
(sandy) soils to prevent them from drying up.
Shallow planting is required in heavy soils. As
a rule of thumb, the soil cover after setting
should be about five times the diameter of the
seed.

7. Proper spacing between hills and rows is important to allow
growth of plants, ease of cultivation and efficient use of space.
Generally, the depth of planting depends on the size of the seed.
Recommended spacing of vegetable crops is given in the table
below.
PLANTING DISTANCE OF DIRECTLYPLANTING DISTANCE OF DIRECTLY
SEEDED VEGETABLE CROPSSEEDED VEGETABLE CROPS

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9. The viability of the seeds. Seeds known to be low in
viability should be planted more thickly than those
having high viability. Seeds held over from one year
to the next planting season should be tested for
germination. If the percentage of germination is low
or if the sprouts are weak, the seeds should not be
planted.
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