Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 2 ppsx
Pig keeping in the tropics - part 2 pot
... easily swept clean. The pigs can be ringed to stop them rooting in the soil. In Europe special pig rings (small pieces of iron) are sold, which are pinched into the upper part of the nose (snout) ... factor in the conversion to commercial pig keeping. There are numerous advantages to keeping pigs inside: ? The animals spend their energy putting on body weight rather than on seeking food ... taken in choosing the site. In hot areas the site would benefit from the shade of a group of trees, as trees Pig keeping in the tropics 20 rain or drought. Strong sunlight is bad for them,...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 1 potx
... 4.2 Outline of cloning methods 37 4.3 Concluding remarks 40 5 Training: pruning and bending 41 5 .1 Definition; the limited role of pruning in tropical fruits 41 5.2 Cutting increasingly large ... in the final stages. Wageningen, August 2006 Ed Verheij Fruit growing in the tropics 4 Contents 1 Introduction 6 1. 1 No flowers, no fruit 6 1. 2 Importance of trees and fruits 7 1. 3 ... to grow fruit 9 2 Cropping systems for fruit 11 2 .1 The home garden 11 2.2 Orchards and plantations 12 2.3 Small is beautiful 13 2.4 Summary 14 3 Form and function 15 3 .1 Single-stemmed...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 2 ppsx
... 1930 to 1970 the average number of trees per ha increased from 100 to 2, 500 (the spacing de-creased from 10m x 10m to 3 .20 m x 1 .25 m). In these 40 years the mean yield in the country increased ... mango tree being replaced by 3 or 5 more fruitful small mango trees of different varieties! (But these trees may be too small to sit in Fruit growing in the tropics 12 2. 2 Orchards and ... a role in almost all farming systems. Some fruits are col-lected in the wild, a variety of fruit crops are used to enrich the vege-tation of fallow fields in shifting cultivation, and the widest...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 3 docx
... flowering and fruiting are sacrificed for the Fruit growing in the tropics 32 Now compare the crop cycles in the subtropics and tropics. ? In the subtropics release from stress results in ... growing point, as in cocoa and often in citrus shoots. More often the growing point forms a resting terminal bud, covered in bud scales, as in mango. In the ‘resting’ bud the grow-ing point ... harvesting, etc. (see Chapter 6). Fruit growing in the tropics 20 sake of the tree. Therefore these crops require favourable growing conditions throughout the year; they are confined to the tropics. ...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 4 docx
... stock Side grafting – mature, woody stock Grafting On mother tree in the field Inarching – durian, lansat, jackfruit Approach grafting – mango Fruit growing in the tropics 36 have ... Fruit growing in the tropics 40 4. 3 Concluding remarks Most fruit crops can be cloned in different ways. Budding and grafting are only used where cuttings or layers do not ... remain smaller and can be planted close together. More trees per ha means further increases in the early crops! Taking the cuttings from a high-yielding mother tree also contributes to increased...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 5 docx
... point of attachment of the shoot, leaving only a stub; ? Cutting out or thinning: removing the entire shoot by a cut at the point of attachment. Training: pruning and bending 41 5 Training: ... that com-pete with the leading shoot. Training: pruning and bending 45 Stubbing Stubbing is making a drastic cut, leaving only a stub of the shoot or limb. The general response is the growth ... bear the fruit- ing canes. Excellent growing conditions (generous manuring, timely watering) are of course needed to sustain the growth of the main arms and to support the growth of all these...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 6 pdf
... spiralling around the trunk (right) Fruit growing in the tropics 50 Growth retardants Growth retardants are chemicals that inhibit growth-promoting hor-mones in the plant. They offer a direct ... the risk (some of) the major limbs may be girdled instead of the trunk. Fruit growing in the tropics 52 Making sketches as in figure 15 for your own trees and growing sea-sons could be very ... shorter shoots, have been obtained in young mango trees by tying a length of twine tightly in the girdle. The wound should begin to heal within about 6 - 8 weeks; otherwise the branch – or tree –...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 7 docx
... apples, passionfruits and salak. The Appendix gives brief information about the way in which pollina-tion is effected in the listed fruit crops. Fruit growing in the tropics 56 In banana ... of the fruit crops in this Agrodok is presented in the Appendix. Flowering habits are rather varied. There are, for in- stance, papaya cultivars in which all the plants bear fruit because they ... the seeds; they produce hormones that ensure that the flower sets fruit and that the fruit grows. In a few cases fruits grow even without the stimulus from the seeds, so-called parthenocar-pic...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 8 pptx
... Fruit growing in the tropics 60 8. 1 Limiting use of pesticides It is now realised that the use of pesticides should be drastically re-duced by: ? Abandoning routine treatments ? Replacing ... the end of the dry season, so that there are few sources of infection at the beginning of the rains. Mango hoppers suck the young shoots and especially inflorescences; they can ruin even a ... bloom. Control using insecticides is diffi-cult and depends on correct timing at the beginning of the flush. This is only possible if all the trees flush simultaneously. Controlling the crop cycle...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 9 potx
... at-tached to the top to hold the fruit. Fruit growing in the tropics 68 9. 3 Handling and marketing In commercial fruit production, growing the fruit is the lesser half of the job. The ... separation of the spines; the odour of the fruit; the sound heard when the fingertips are run through the furrows between the spines; and changes in the fruit stalk. Whereas ripe, fallen fruit has to ... does it really? Clear-ing the crop on a tree in a single picking is quite common and the har-vesting methods are far from delicate. Too often, looking at the pro-duce in the baskets, one wonders:...
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Fruit growing in the tropics - Part 10 pot
... of the pistil which contains the ovules and grows into the fruit ovules the immature seeds in the ovary before fertili-zation parthenocarpy the production of fruit without true fertiliza-tion ... Further reading 79Verheij, E.W.M. & H. Lövenstein, 2004: A nurseryman and his trees. AgroSpecial 1, AGROMISA, Wageningen, The Netherlands, 43 p. ISBN 9 0-7 707 3-8 2-5 Fruit growing in the ... agriculture in Africa. Land and Life, Belgium & CTA, The Netherlands, 280 pp. ISBN: 2-8 710 5-1 01-X and 9 2-9 08 1-1 7 8-1 . Epstein, S., 1998: Propagating plants, an organic approach. Fam-bidzanai...
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Goat keeping in the tropics - Part 2 pptx
... the sec-tion below on difficult births (2. 8). Goat keeping in the tropics 12 ? Permanently separating billy-goats and goats In this system, you bring the goat to the billy only at the moment ... animal. Goat breeding 17Figure 4: Positions of kids in the womb Goat keeping in the tropics 8 2 Goat breeding For the breeding of goats, a good reproduction is of immediate impor-tance ... dur-ing the gestation and suckling period. By correctly planning the deliv-ery date (5 months after servicing) through planning of the servicing you avoid problems. 2. 2 Breeding billy-goats...
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Goat keeping in the tropics - Part 3 ppsx
... mother: this is the so-called weaning. The young are then no longer allowed to stay with the goat so that they can no longer drink from their mother. Clean drinking water must be available in ... produc-tion, you can leave them a little longer with the mother goat. Do re-member to wean the young goats at least two months before the next gestation period of the mother. Goat keeping in ... maturity. 3. 1 Raising new born kids Milk is the first food of the kid. The gastro-intestinal tract of the young goat is geared to properly digesting this energy- and protein-rich food. The first...
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The vegetable garden in the tropics - Part 2 ppt
... choice according to the characteristics of your own garden. It is not necessary to apply every technique in each garden. The vegetable garden in the tropics 16 Figure 2: Some garden tools ... dividing a bed of 10m 2 into several parts, give each part a dif- The vegetable garden in the tropics 14 ferent type of manuring (e.g. manure, compost, street sweepings, chemical fertilizer, ... be it in the form of a “homesite farm” or intensive cultivation in plant beds. However, many of the techniques mentioned are also applicable to other kinds of gardening. In the following chapters...
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Erosion control in the tropics - Part 2 docx
... clear that when observing the erosion phenom-ena, the important thing is always to trace the causes of it. In the fol-lowing chapters we will go more deeply into the erosion process, which ... characteristics of erosion in the daily work. For this, it is important to know how to recognize erosion in the field. Always keep the course of the erosion process in mind when looking for signs of erosion ... certain place, this is also a sign that the carrying capacity of that area has been exceeded. When Erosion control in the tropics 10 2 How to recognize erosion The previous chapter explained...
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