AGRI CROP STOCKPILING

1. Simple Recall
•Enumerate the
different stock lists in
the nursery.

2. •Soil
•Sand
•Peat
• Sphagnum Moss
•Vermiculite
•Leaf Mold
•Saw Dust
•Grain
Husks
•Coco Peat
•Perlite

3. • Instruction: Arrange the jumbled letters correspond to the
following pictures of stocks and materials in the nursery.
• Note: Pictures will appear after 10 seconds.

4. A T E E RHN O S P T

5. E AR T H E N P O T S

6. LCBAK OYTYEEPLEHLN ASBG

7. BLACK POLYETHYLENE BAGS

8. L S I P A T C O S P T

9. P L A S T I C P O T S

10. ED I GSELN RYTAS

11. SEEDL I NG TRAYS

12. O T I E S C N A N R

13. C O N T A I N E R S

14. AAABNN EVS LAE

15. BANANA L EAVE S

16. E T L Z R F R I I E S

17. F E R T I L I Z E R S

18. H M C L C E I A S

19. C H E M I C A L S

21. •materials
that could
pollute the
nursery soil
or the water

22. • broken glass,
thorns or spines,
which can cause
cuts and infections
if they get into the
potting mix or the
nursery topsoil

23. •weeds that
have ripening
fruits or
persistent
underground

24. • plants and soil that
are contaminated
with spores
carrying diseases,
or with the eggs or
resting stages of
insect pests;

25. •water that
contains a lot
of nutrients
and is full of
bacteria or

26. There are solutions to these things.
•Some sharp items can be
sieved out from
components such as =
black soil‘, and disposed

27. There are solutions to these things.
•Soil and plant material
contaminated with
pollutants, weeds, pests or
diseases could be sterilized,
burnt or taken far away from

28. There are solutions to these things.
•Water can be
cleaned by running
it through gravel or

30. Maintain stockpiled material
•Stockpiles is a large supply of
something that is kept for future
use.
• Stockpiles of potting mix and
other materials are a potential
source of sediment and litter.

31. PROPER STOCKPILING OF NURSERY MATERIALS
•Good nursery hygiene is extra
essential. Disease-free seedlings
are those that are greatly needed by
plant growers because they do not
have to spend money to maintain
newly transplanted plants in the
field.

32. PROPER STOCKPILING OF NURSERY MATERIALS
•In order to maintain nursery
hygiene and to ensure a high
standard of plant health
surplus materials must be
properly managed.

34. This can be done by:
•Potting materials such as
earthen pots, polyethylene
bags, recycled cups should
be properly arranged and
placed together in one area.

36. This can be done by:
• Media, mixing area
including a section for
sterilization of media and
trays; sterile material must
be protected.

38. •Seed store, seed
treatment section,
seeding and germination
room are neatly found.

41. Enrichment Activity

42. Enrichment Activity

43. Generalization
•What are some harmful
wastes in the nursery?
•What are the solutions
to these things?

44. Evaluation
•As a student, is
stockpiling or proper
storing of materials in
the nursery important?
Why or Why not?

45. Application:
Form a group of 3. Each group will conduct
proper stockpiling and storing to the following.
•Group 1 – School Nursery
•Group 2 – Storage Room
•Group 3 – Designated Area

46. Assignment:
• Research on the following:
•Procedures and
Practices of
Recycling/Composting