The document discusses considerations for organic vegetable production including:
- Choosing seed varieties based on all factors like adaptability, yield, maturity, resistance to pests and diseases, and market demand.
- Selecting sites for seedlings based on sufficient water supply, well-drained soil, wind breaks, and being away from shading trees.
- Major insect pests of vegetables excluding semi-looper and looper.
- Major classifications of plant diseases including bacteria, fungus, virus, and pathogenic nematodes.
- Basic raw materials for producing organic fertilizers including animal manure, leguminous plants, crop residues, and inoculants.
- Protective equipment for organic vegetable production including
The document discusses considerations for organic vegetable production including:
- Choosing seed varieties based on all factors like adaptability, yield, maturity, resistance to pests and diseases, and market demand.
- Selecting sites for seedlings based on sufficient water supply, well-drained soil, wind breaks, and being away from shading trees.
- Major insect pests of vegetables excluding semi-looper and looper.
- Major classifications of plant diseases including bacteria, fungus, virus, and pathogenic nematodes.
- Basic raw materials for producing organic fertilizers including animal manure, leguminous plants, crop residues, and inoculants.
- Protective equipment for organic vegetable production including
The document discusses considerations for organic vegetable production including:
- Choosing seed varieties based on all factors like adaptability, yield, maturity, resistance to pests and diseases, and market demand.
- Selecting sites for seedlings based on sufficient water supply, well-drained soil, wind breaks, and being away from shading trees.
- Major insect pests of vegetables excluding semi-looper and looper.
- Major classifications of plant diseases including bacteria, fungus, virus, and pathogenic nematodes.
- Basic raw materials for producing organic fertilizers including animal manure, leguminous plants, crop residues, and inoculants.
- Protective equipment for organic vegetable production including
production nc ii reviewer 1. Under The Organic Vegetable Production, Choosing The Appropriate Variety And Securing Good Quality Seeds Include:
• A . Adaptability to climatic conditions
• B. with potential YIELD • C. MATURITY (EARLY OR LATE MATURING) • D. RESISTANCE TO INSECT PEST AND DISEASES • E. MARKET DEMAND • F. VIABILITY • G. TRUE TO TYPE SEEDS • H. ALL OF THE ABOVE ANSWER: H. ALL OF THE ABOVE 2. THE THINGS TO CONSIDER IN SELECTING SITE FOR RAISING SEEDLINGS ARE: • A. SUFFICIENT WATER SUPPLY / AVAILABILITY OF IRRIGATION WATER. • B. FREE FROM WATER LOGGING AND WELL DRAINED SOIL. • C. AWAY FROM TREES TO AVOID SHADING • D.PRESENCE OF WIND BREAKS • E. A AND B • F. A AND E • G. ALL OF THE ABOVE • H. All except letter d Answer: g. all of the above 3. Which of the following are not considered as major insect pests of vegetables?
• a. cabbage worm/ butterfly, cutworm and army worm.
• B. aphid and thrips • C. green leafhoppers and brown planthoppers • D. semi-looper and looper • E. goat and sheep • F. chicken and hog • G. all of the above • H. none of the above Answer: semi looper and looper 4. The major classification of disease in vegetable production are: • A. bacteria • B. fungus • C. virus • D. pathogenic nematodes • E. organisms • F. nutrients • g.. all of the above • H. none of the above Answer: 5. Basic raw materials in producing organic fertilizers are; a,. Animal manure b. Leguminous plants c. Crop residues from an organic farm d. Inoculants e. A and d only f. All of the above g. None of the above Answer: f. all of the above 6. Which of the following is not included as a protective equipment ? • A. hard hat • B. eye googles • C. mask • D. gloves • E. Rubber boots • F. all of the above • G. none of the above Answer: G. none of the above