Detailed Lesson Plan in Agricultural Crops Production

Quarter: 1st

I. Objectives:

A. Content Standard: The learners demonstrate an understanding of the underlying theories in

performing record keeping.

B. Performance Standard: The learners shall be able to perform record keeping.

C. Learning Competencies: LO 2. Maintain production record.

2.2 Prepare schedule for production activities based from enterprise requirements and plan.

Contextualized competency:

Code: TLE_AFAACP912PRK-Ic-f-14

II. Content:Schedule of production activities

Planting calendar

Work plan

III. Learning Resources:

A. References: www.google.com, Teachers Guide, Curriculum Guide, TESDA Training Regulation,

Learning Materials,

B. Other instructional resources:Laptop, Overhead projector

IV. Procedure:

Pre-Activity

Checking of Attendance

Motivation

Review/presenting new ideas:

1. What are the activities performed by farmers in the farm?

2. Are the activities they performed part of their plan for the day?

Presenting the purpose of the lesson

In this session, we explore the following concepts:

1. What is a planting calendar?

2. What is a work plan?
3. Prepare a schedule for production activities based on enterprise requirements and
plan.

ACTIVITY Group Work for Brainstorming

Given situation:

Based on your observation on the farm, how do farmers plan their work activities? Do they have a
schedule of activities to be done for the day? Or prepare a work plan to be accomplished for the day?
 1. Group the students into four (4) groups.
2. Each group should select its leader and reporter.
3. Each group will prepare a suggested scheduleof activities or work plan a farmer should
do in 1-week time.
4. Prepare the schedule of activities using a chart or Template.
5. The reporter will present to the class the consolidated work of the group.

ANALYSIS:

Questions:

1. What are your considerations in preparing a schedule of activities?

2. Is there a need to prepare schedule for production activities?

ABSTRACTION

View the document of a sample work plan and schedule of production activities for a given
vegetable project via a Laptop/OHP or present it to the board using a Manila paper.

Sample Work Plan of Activities for vegetable production project

ACTIVITIES TIME FRAME

Establishment of planting site/Land Preparation May-June

Preparation of Bio-Organic Fertilizers, Pesticides and June - August

Concoctions

Preparation of Seedlings June - July

Planting of Various kinds of Vegetables September - October

Crop Management practices November - February

Harvesting/Post harvest operation February - March

Marketing of Products March

Production schedules for vegetable project

Activities Januar Februar March April May June July August September October November December
y y
Soil x x x x x x
Sampling

Soil x x x x x x x x x x
Preparatio
n
Planting x x x x x x x x x

Fertilizatio x x x x x
n
Irrigation x x x x x x x x x

Pest x x x x x x x x x x
Control
Disease x xx x x x x x x x x x x
Control
Weed x x x x x x x x x x x
Control
 Leaf x x x x x x
Sampling

Harvesting x x x x x x x x x x x x

Marketing x x xx x x x x xx xx xx

Questions:

1. Why is it important to have a schedule for production activities?

2. What will be the consequences if you have no schedule of activities?

APPLICATION:

Specific instructions:

Using the same group of students let them prepare a schedule of activities for tomato production
project based on enterprise requirements and plan.Refer your schedule of activities on the suggested work plan.
Fill in Template 2.2.2.

Template 2.2.2 Production schedule for tomato production based from enterprise requirements and plan.
Activities September October November

W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4 W1 W2 W3 W4

Soil
Preparatio
n
Planting

Fertilizati
on
Irrigation

Pest
Control
Disease
Control
Weed
Control
Leaf
Sampling

Harvestin
g
Marketing

V. EVALUATION:

Evaluate the performance of each group using the scoring rubric. The group performance
rating will be the basis of their score and should be reflected on their class record/ e class record

Very satisfactory Satisfactory Poor

Criteria (10points) ( 8 points) (6 points)

 Ability to prepare Able to prepare the Able to prepare satisfactorily Unable to prepare
schedule for schedule for production (with one error in the entry of schedule for
production activities based on data) the schedule for production activities
activities based on enterprise requirements production activities based on based on enterprise
enterprise and plan. enterprise requirements and requirements and
requirements and plan. plan.
plan

VI. AGREEMENT:

VII. REMARKS: