Example Worksheet # 16 - Planting and Harvesting Schedule

your planting and harvesting schedules.

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maximum capacity.

Crop— Year Activity

Plant
Broccoli
Harvest
Plant
Leaf Greens 1
Harvest
Plant
J-lerbs
Harvest
Plant
Cucumbers
Harvest
Plant
Spinach
Harvest
Plant
Cabbage
Harvest
Plant
Potatoes
Harvest
Plant
Carrots 3
Harvest
Plant
Beets 3
Harvest
Plant
Strawberries 1
Harvest

Appendix B - Example Worksheets B-27

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achieve the required crop harvest to meet the marketing strategy?

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What is your planting and harvesting schedule? Identify the year each crop will first be planted.
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reviewed and updated by the Farm Manager based on actual crops and planting and harvest schedules.
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purposes and need to be