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Crop Prod'n 2 Midterm and Final Exam
Crop Prod'n 2 Midterm and Final Exam
7. C 17.C. 32.
III.computation
Given:RR :90-30-60
Superphosphate. 0-18-0
A.sol'n.
Amt. Of superphosphate
30 = 166.67kg/ha×10000m2 =166.67 kg
.18 10000m 2 /ha
Amt. Of P in 166.67 kg of superphosphate. RR:90-30-60
166.67 kg × .18 = 30. 30 .
90-0-60
Amt. Of MOP
60 =100kg/ha×10000m2 = 100 kg
.60 10000m2 /ha
Amt. Of K in 100 kg of MOP. RR:90-0-60
100 kg × .60 = 60. 60
90-0-0
Amt. Of ammophos
90 = 428.57kg/ha×10000m2 = 428.57 kg
.21 10000m 2/ha
Amt. Of N in 428.57 kg of ammophos. RR:90-0-0
428.57 kg× .21 = 90. 90 .
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B.
Superphosphate : 166.67 kg ÷ 50 kg/bag = 3.3 bags
Muriate of potash: 100 kg÷ 50 kg/bag = 2 bags
Ammonium phosphate: 428.57 kg÷ 50kg/bag= 8.6 bags
C.costing
Superphosphate: 3.3 bags × 550/bag = 1,815
Muriate of potash: 8.6 bags × 825/bag= 7,095
Ammonium phosphate:2 bags ×550/bag=1,100
IV.enumeration
1.principles of IPM
Use of chemicals based on needs
Utilization of economic threshold level
Use of resistant varieties
Enhancement of biological agents
Knowledge of cultural practices
2.factors considered in selecting crop variety
High yielding
High quality in terms of nutrient composition and eating quality
Resistance to pests and diseases
Adaptable to local conditions
Viable
Genetically pure
3.primary concerns of INM
Sustenance of soil fertility
Efficiency of fertilizer usage
Sustainability productivity
V.discussion
1.We need to consider the factors in selecting crop variety to be planted to attain great profit with less
expenses in raising the crop.
2. Relay cropping is best since it enable you to generate an income before and/or after the main crop is
harvested which allows you to generate an unending cycle of income.g.e.relay cropping of ampalaya and
tomato.
3.INM is different from the other nutrient management since it considers the sustainability and
improvement of soil while satisfying the needs of the plant throughout it's growth and development
through applying good cultural practices in water management,weed control,crop rotation and the use
of both synthetic and organic fertilizers.