PPT

1. Vegetable Planting
Calendar

2. The calendar serves as
a guide to when to
plant the right
vegetables for
maximum yield of high
quality crops.

3. ALL YEAR ROUND:
ampalaya, corn,camote,
monggo, talinum.

4. JANUARY: eggplant,
sayote, tomato, squash,
okra, carrot, sitaw,
cabbage, pechay,
mustard.

5. FEBRUARY: cauliflower,
sitaw, cucumber,
mustard, pechay,
tomato, radish, lettuce.

6. MARCH: lettuce,
ampalaya, cabbage,
eggplant, beans,
pechay.

7. APRIL: okra, pechay,
kadios, sitaw, eggplant,
lettuce, bataw,
mustard, patola,
squash.

8. MAY: carrot, okra,
sayote, patani,
cucumber, pechay,
gabi, kadios, eggplant.

9. JUNE: gabi, squash,
okra, cassava, patani,
eggplant, patola,
pepper.

10. JULY: cucumber,
patani, kadios, radish,
gabi, soybeans.

11. AUGUST: eggplant
ampalaya, patani,
pechay, radish.

12. SEPTEMBER: cabbage,
okra, squash, carrot,
onion, cauliflower,
garlic, cucumber, sitaw.

13. OCTOBER: upo,
eggplant, tomato,
carrot, cabbage,
pechay, sayote,
cucumber, bataw.

14. NOVEMBER: cabbage,
upo, cauliflower,
squash, sitaw, tomato,
soybeans, sayote.

15. DECEMBER: beet,
eggplant, galic,
cabbage, gab, carrot,
sweet pepper,
cucumber, onion.

16. Classification Of
Vegetables According
To The Method Of
Planting:

17. Direct Seeding
- Squash
- Okra
- Cucumber
- Upo
- Amplaya
- Patola

18. Direct Seeding
- Patani
- Cowpea
- Watermelon
- Sweet corn
- Snapbeans
- Carrots

19. Trans-Planted
- Tomato
- Eggplant
- Sweet pepper
- Hot pepper

20. Trans-Planted
- Celery
- Lettuce
- Cabbage
- Cauliflower

21. Direct Seeding
Method

22. The seeds are planted
directly into the soil.

23. It saves time and labor
in planting.

24. Vegetables grow better
under natural
conditions after the
start of growth.

25. Trans-Planted
Method

26. Seeds are first raised in
the seed box, then later
planted in the field.

27. Suggestions For Making A
Plan For A Small Garden:

28. Choose the vegetables
you would like to grow
in the garden.

29. Consult the Planting
Calendar for how many
you would like to grow
to have a substantial
supply.

30. Choose a sunny side of
the available space.

31. Choose the best type of
soil for vegetables.

32. Source of water should
be near the plants
because a steady
supply of water can
help them grow.

33. Accessible to the road
and market.

34. Steps In Preparing The
Garden Plot:

35. Clean the garden.

36. Plow and harrow the
garden.

37. Divide the garden into
plots based on your
plan.

38. Pulverize the soil.

39. Turn the soil side wards
and form a canal at the
middle of the plot.

40. Spread the soil evenly
so that the plot is 1
meter wide, 5 meters
long, and 30cm deep.

41. The plot is now ready
for planting.