The document provides information about basic farm estimation and production activities. It includes steps for estimating inputs and labor requirements for land preparation, different farming activities from planting to harvesting, units of measurement for land areas, examples of converting farm land areas to hectares, and examples of calculating percentages of total harvests. Key farming activities mentioned include plowing, clearing, harrowing, transplanting, fertilizing, irrigating, weeding, harvesting, threshing, drying, and storing crops. It also discusses estimating expenses for irrigation, workers, insecticides, and workers' salaries based on farm area and number of days.

1. With Ma'am Nor
AGRI-CROP
PRODUCTION

2. BASIC FARM
ESTIMATION

3. RECAP

5. Identify the farm inputs and
labor requirements in land
preparation
Perform conversion of units

6. Parallel lines are coplanar
lines that do not intersect.

12. Plowing using a
tractor

13. Clearing of the
land using a
hoe

14. Plowing using
animal

15. Harrowing
using hand
tractor

16. Pulling of
seedlings

17. Transplanting
the seedlings

18. Fertilizer
Application

19. Pest Control

20. Irrigation

21. Weeding

22. Harvesting

23. Threshing
Rice

24. Threshing
Rice

25. Drying Rice

26. Storing Rice

27. From planting up to the last harvest
Irrigation Expenses =
Price Water X Volumes X Total no. of days
Volume Day

28. From planting up to the last harvest
Estimated Workers =
____Worker___ X Total irrigated area
Square Area

29. Per worker
Estimated No. of Days =
____No. of Days___ X Total land area
Square Area

30. Per day
Estimated No. of Workers =
____No. Worker___ X Total land area
Square Area

31. Used for spraying
Estimated Cost=
__Price__ X No. of Insecticides X Total land area
Insecticide Area

32. Used for spraying
Worker’s Salary=
__Salary__ X Total No. of Days
Day

33. Estimated Workers=
__No. of Worker__ X Total Land area
Square Area

34. Worker’s Salary=
__Salary__ X Total No. of workers
Worker

35. Estimated Workers=
__No. of Worker X Total land area for harvesting
Square Area

36. Land

37. Rectangular farm

38. Rectangular farm

39. kilometer(km)= 1000 m
hectometer ( hm) = 100 m
dekameter (da)=10m
meter=1m
decimeter(dm)=.1 m
centimeter(cm) =.01m
millimeter (mm)=.001m

40. 1 hectare(ha) = 10,000 m2

41. ACTIVITY
Convert the following farm areas in
hectares (ha).
1. 600mx400m
2. 300x420m
3. 730mx 250m
4. 150mx 620m
5. 500mx 800m

42. ACTIVITY
Convert the following farm areas in
hectares (ha).
1. 32,000 m2
2. 88,000 m2
3. 73,500 m2
4. 65,780 m2
5. 8,000 m2

43. ACTIVITY
Convert the following farm areas in
hectares (ha).
1. 32,000 m2 ans= 3.2ha
2. 88,000 m2 = 8.8 ha.
3. 73,500 m2 7.35 ha
4. 65,780 m2 6.578 ha.
5. 8,000 m2 0.8 ha.

44. ACTIVITY
A farmer acquired from his farm
1. 60% of 800 crates of mangoes
2. 30% of 1,200 sacks of corn
3. 8% of 5,000 kilos of lanzones
4. 25% of 4,800 boxes of rambutan
5. 15% of 8,000 of dragon fruit

45. ACTIVITY 3
Convert the following farm areas in
hectares (ha).
1. 280mx120m
2. 160mx350m
3. 920mx 280m
4. 325mx 170m
5. 470mx 820m

46. A farmer acquired from his farm certain
percentages from the total harvest.Give the
exact amount.
1. 30% of 7,200 crates of mangoes
2. 22% of 3,250 sacks of corn
3. 16% of 1,360 kilos of lanzones
4. 65% of 2,650 boxes of rambutan
5. 12% of 4,050 of dragon fruit