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    Remedial Class: For The Month of July Prepared By: Ruth Leah A. Pinili

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    This document contains information about a remedial TLE class on agricultural crop production for the month of July. It provides instructions for 3 activities: [1] Identifying farm tools and equipment, which involves naming and matching tools to their descriptions; [2] Conducting interviews on preventative maintenance of farm tools; and [3] Creating a backyard garden, with steps for site selection, soil preparation, planting, watering, and monitoring. Students are asked to document or photograph their backyard garden and submit it by email or Facebook.

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    Remedial Class: For The Month of July Prepared By: Ruth Leah A. Pinili

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    This document contains information about a remedial TLE class on agricultural crop production for the month of July. It provides instructions for 3 activities: [1] Identifying farm tools and equipment, which involves naming and matching tools to their descriptions; [2] Conducting interviews on preventative maintenance of farm tools; and [3] Creating a backyard garden, with steps for site selection, soil preparation, planting, watering, and monitoring. Students are asked to document or photograph their backyard garden and submit it by email or Facebook.

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    This document contains information about a remedial TLE class on agricultural crop production for the month of July. It provides instructions for 3 activities: [1] Identifying farm tools and equipment, which involves naming and matching tools to their descriptions; [2] Conducting interviews on preventative maintenance of farm tools; and [3] Creating a backyard garden, with steps for site selection, soil preparation, planting, watering, and monitoring. Students are asked to document or photograph their backyard garden and submit it by email or Facebook.

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    Remedial Class: For The Month of July Prepared By: Ruth Leah A. Pinili

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    Leah Pinili Blanco
    This document contains information about a remedial TLE class on agricultural crop production for the month of July. It provides instructions for 3 activities: [1] Identifying farm tools and equipment, which involves naming and matching tools to their descriptions; [2] Conducting interviews on preventative maintenance of farm tools; and [3] Creating a backyard garden, with steps for site selection, soil preparation, planting, watering, and monitoring. Students are asked to document or photograph their backyard garden and submit it by email or Facebook.

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    TLE 8

    REMEDIAL CLASS

    FOR THE MONTH OF JULY


    Prepared by: Ruth Leah A. Pinili

    1
    AGRICULTURAL CROP
    PRODUCTION PART I
    WEEK 5

    2
    Week5 – Activity 1
    Learning Competency: Identify and use of farm tools TLE_AFAC7/8UT-0a-1

    Activity 1: Name the following farm tools and equipment used in crop production.

    Pick-mattock Spading fork Hand trowel Hand tractor


    Crowbar Shovel Native Plow 4-Wheel tractor
    Sickle Rake Native Harrow Rice Thresher
    Grab-hoe Disc harrow Wheelbarrow Corn dehusker
    Grass cutter Water pump Water irrigation Rice harvester

    1. 2.

    3. 4.

    5. 6.

    7. 8.

    3
    9. 10.

    11. 12.

    13. 14.

    15.

    Week5 – Activity 2

    Direction: Match Column A with column B. Write the letter of the correct answer before the
    number.
    COLUMN A COLUMN B

    1. It is a tool with one end of its blade flattened and A.


    the other pointed at right angles to its handle.

    4
    2. It resembles the appearance of spoon and use B.
    for transferring soil.

    3. It is used to pull a disc plow and disc harrow in C.


    preparing much bigger area of land.

    4. It isused for watering seedlings and young D.


    plants.

    5. It is used to remove the rice seeds from E.


    the stalksand husks.

    6. It isused for cutting branches of planting F.


    materials and unnecessary branches of plants

    7. It is used for inter-row cultivation. G.

    8. It is used for loosening and leveling soil and H.


    digging out furrows for planting.

    9. It is used for hauling water, manure, and I.


    fertilizers.

    10. It is an implement mounted to a tractor used for J.


    tilling and pulverizing the soil.

    K.

    L.

    5
    Week5 – Activity 3
    Direction: Conduct an interview with your father or any person in your community with
    regards on how to perform preventive maintainance of your farm tools. Enumerate 10
    tips preventive maintenance.

    1._________________________________________________________

    2._________________________________________________________

    3._________________________________________________________

    4._________________________________________________________

    5._________________________________________________________

    6._________________________________________________________

    7._________________________________________________________

    8._________________________________________________________

    9._________________________________________________________

    10.________________________________________________________

    6
    AGRICULTURAL CROP
    PRODUCTION PART II
    APPLICATION
    WEEK 6

    7
    Week 6– Activity 1
    LET US START YOUR BACKYARD GARDEN
    Direction: Follow the steps for your backyard garden:

    1. Consider what to plant (crop or vegetable).


    2. Pick the correct spot in your place.
    3. Clear the ground by getting the weeds and create a plant box.
    4. Improve the soil by adding compost, decayed leaves or old manure.
    5. Work the soil by cultivating it and start digging for your plant/seedlings.
    6. Pick you plant.
    7. Start planting.
    8. Water at the right time. Seedlings should never be allowed to dry out, so
    water daily. Transplants also need frequent watering (every other day or so)
    until their roots become established.
    9. Monitor and maintain your garden.

    OUTPUT : Document or take some pictures while doing this activity and send this thru
    my email ([email protected]) or my facebook account (Leah Pinili Blanco).
    We will monitor your plant at the end of July.

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