Factors to Consider in Vegetable Production

This refers to the nearness of the farm site to the market. If the grower is near a market he or she can easily contact buyers and deliver his or her products.

• Transport Facilities

• Market Assurance

• Cimate

It is equally important that the site or location has good roads from the farm to the markets and suppliers of chemicals and fertilizers to lessen transportation costs.

• Transportstion Facilities

• Drainage

• Water Supply

This refers to the atmospheric condition during a specific interval of time. It plays an important role in growing crops

• Soil

• Sunlight

• Climate

Good ____ should be considered carefully in selecting a location where to plant your vegetables.

• Soil

• Sunlight

• Transportation Facilities

What is the ideal garden soil that responds readily to fertilizer and irrigation and drains water well?

• Rocky

• Sandy Loam

During dry season, ____ is very important to plants as it speeds up their growth process.

• Water Supply

• Soil

• Sunlight

The ___ depends on the volume and the kind of vegetables to be planted, the space available, and the need or demand of the vegetables you wish to plant.

• Transñortation Facilities

• Appropriate Planting Calendar

• Size of Garden

This refers to the process or the ability of the soil to remove water or liquid.

• Drainage

• Climate

• Sunlight

To produce healthy and high quality vegetables the garden should be in an area where there is plenty of _____.

• Water Supply

• Sunlight

• Size of Garden

Growing vegetables requires different types of soil and climatic conditions for their optimum growth and development. The bureau of plant and industry is the planting calendar to guide gardeners and vegetable growers.

• Appropriate Planting Calendar

• Transportation Facilities

• Size of Garden