Transplanting Seedlings and Nursery Practices

This video tutorial continues from the previous lesson on planting operations, focusing on transplanting seedlings from the nursery to the field. It covers the preparation of seed beds using manure, methods for handling and transplanting seedlings, and post-transplant care practices. The video also discusses the importance of spacing, watering, and mulching to ensure healthy plant growth.

What is the main focus of this video lesson?

• Harvesting techniques

• Transplanting seedlings and natural practices

• Pest control methods

• Soil testing procedures

Why are nurseries used for certain crops?

• To increase the yield

• To protect young seedlings from harsh conditions

• To enhance the color of the crops

• To reduce labor costs

Which of the following crops is commonly grown in a nursery before being transplanted?

• Wheat

• Pepper

• Corn

• Rice

What is mixed with the soil to prepare seed beds?

• Sand

• Manure

• Clay

• Compost

Which method is NOT mentioned for growing seedlings in the nursery?

• In pots

• In baskets

• In glass containers

• In polythene

What should be done before removing seedlings from the nursery for transplanting?

• Expose them to sunlight

• Apply fertilizer

• Prune the leaves

• Water them thoroughly

Why is it important to handle seedlings with care during transplanting?

• They are expensive

• They are fragile

• They are toxic

• They are heavy

What should be avoided when applying fertilizer after transplanting?

• Applying too much water

• Applying too close to the crop

• Applying on the leaves

• Applying during the day

What is the purpose of mulching after transplanting?

• To enhance growth speed

• To control temperature

• To attract pollinators

• To prevent weeds

What material is used for mulching?

• Plastic sheets

• Fibrous plant material

• Metal foil

• Glass wool