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The document discusses different types of cropping systems and common practices for planting crops, including monocropping, intercropping, relay cropping, and crop rotation. It also describes different methods for planting crops directly or through transplanting and explains that farm planning helps identify goals, inventory resources, and assess the business and operating environment.
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- 3. Have you anything like this image
- 4. How about this one
- 5. 1. The Practice of growing the same crop year after year A. Mono-cropping B. Intercropping C. Relay Cropping D. Crop Rotation
- 6. 2. A multiple cropping practice that involves growing two or more crops in proximity. A. Relay cropping B. Mono cropping C. Inter cropping D. Crop rotation
- 7. 3. a method of multiple cropping where one crop is seeded into standing second crop well before harvesting of second crop. A. Crop rotation B. Relay cropping C. Mono-cropping D. Inter cropping
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- 10. TYPES OF CROPPING SYSTEM/COMMON PRACTICES IN PLANTING CROPS Monocrop – the agricultural practice of growing a single crop year on the same area in the absence of rotation
- 11. TYPES OF CROPPING SYSTEM/COMMON PRACTICES IN PLANTING CROPS Intercrop – common practice of maximizing the use of vacant inter row spaces when the main crop has not fully developed, thus allowing sufficient light exposure, example coffee, cacao, banana.
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