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    Violle Lining Method

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    This document provides instructions for systematically determining planting points for palms to ensure even spacing and optimal yield. It describes using two measuring lines perpendicular to each other to mark planting points across terraces at distances adjusted based on the required stand per hectare. The process involves teams of 4 people measuring and marking points along terraces to triangulate positions and establish a regular grid pattern for efficient planting, irrigation, harvesting and transportation.

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    Violle Lining Method

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    This document provides instructions for systematically determining planting points for palms to ensure even spacing and optimal yield. It describes using two measuring lines perpendicular to each other to mark planting points across terraces at distances adjusted based on the required stand per hectare. The process involves teams of 4 people measuring and marking points along terraces to triangulate positions and establish a regular grid pattern for efficient planting, irrigation, harvesting and transportation.

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    Metode pancang titik tanam diteras agar memperoleh jarak tanam ideal

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    This document provides instructions for systematically determining planting points for palms to ensure even spacing and optimal yield. It describes using two measuring lines perpendicular to each other to mark planting points across terraces at distances adjusted based on the required stand per hectare. The process involves teams of 4 people measuring and marking points along terraces to triangulate positions and establish a regular grid pattern for efficient planting, irrigation, harvesting and transportation.

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    Violle Lining Method

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    Supri Yatno
    This document provides instructions for systematically determining planting points for palms to ensure even spacing and optimal yield. It describes using two measuring lines perpendicular to each other to mark planting points across terraces at distances adjusted based on the required stand per hectare. The process involves teams of 4 people measuring and marking points along terraces to triangulate positions and establish a regular grid pattern for efficient planting, irrigation, harvesting and transportation.

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    •TO DETERMINED THE PLANTING POINT.

    •TO PROVIDE AN EVENLY SPACED OF PALMS AND


    TO GIVE EACH PALM HAS THE SAME ACCESS TO:
    1. Nutrients.
    2. Water.
    3. Sunlight.
    •TO ACHIEVE OPTIMUM STAND PER HA.
    •SYSTEMETIC IRRIGATION AND HARVESTING.

    •EFFICIENT TRANSPORTATION.

    •ENSURE HIGH YIELD IN FUTURE.


    THE DISTANCE BETWEEN ARE ADJUSTED TO
    OBTAIN THE REQUIRED SPH.
    WHEN THE DISTANCE BETWEEN TERRACES IS
    WIDENED, THE DISTANCE BETWEEN PLANTING
    POINTS IS PROPORTIONATELY NARROW OR
    CONVERSELY.
    WHEN THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE TERRACES IS
    NARROWED THE DISTANCE BETWEEN PLANTING
    POINTS IS PROPORTIONATELY WIDENED.
    DISTANCE BETWEEN 10,000 DISTANCE BETWEEN
    PLANTING POINT = STAND PER HA / ROWS/TERRACE
    Two measuring lines ie ‘ line A’ and ‘ line B’ .
    b. Line A is used to measure the distance across 2 terraces.
    Line ‘B’ will be used to demarcate planting points along the
    planting terrace
    c. Both lines are marked with colored metal tags at specific
    length, as shown.
    d. Metal ‘T’ to align line A and B perpendicular to each other.
    O Rings
    A Line

    0.6 meters

    1 meter

    B LINE
    14 m 15 m 16 m 17 m 18 m 19 m

    7.85 m 8.35 m 8.84 m 9.39 m 10.02 m


    14 m 15 m 16 m 17 m 18 m 19 m

    7.3 m 7.7 m 8.2 m 8.7 m 9.3 m


    A team of 4 persons is required, with 3 persons holding line ‘A’,
    measuring the distance across two terraces. The 4th person shall
    hold the end of the line ‘B’, determining and marking of planting
    points.
    a. Line the first (top) contour terrace using a tape and lining pegs at
    8.2 m apart
    b. A planting point is established on the second terrace midway
    below the first two planting points. This establishes the first
    triangulation of the planting points

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    1
    2 3
    c. Start the lining from the first points on the second terrace onwards.
    e. Person no 3 holds the tail end of line ‘A’ at the terrace’s wall of the
    lower terrace. He will inform person no 4 on the colour of the marker
    at the terrace wall.
    Using bamboo sticks, person no 4 will marks the planting points on the planting
    terrace at the appropriate colour markers matching the colour mentioned by
    person no 3
    The process is repeated along all the other terraces each time commencing
    from the last marked planting point.
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    2 4
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    4

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