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These are goods and materials held by a business for resale, production, or use in operations.
Inventory
It is a place where plants are propagated, grown, and nurtured until they are ready for transplanting.
Nursery
This refers to the process of creating new plants from seeds, cuttings, or other plant parts.
Plant Propagation
This is the process by which a seed develops into a new plant.
Germination
This refers to putting soil or growing media into a container or bag such as a polyethylene bag.
Bagging
These are items intended to be used up and replaced regularly because of their short lifespan or role in a process.
Consumables
This structure provides a controlled environment for growing plants and protects them from extreme weather and pests.
Greenhouse
This method of propagation uses seeds and spores.
Sexual Propagation
This refers to the period during which seeds are kept under specific conditions to promote germination.
Incubation
This refers to putting soil or growing media into a pot or clay pot.
Potting
These are substances added to soil or plants to supply essential nutrients and promote healthy growth.
Fertilizers
This refers to acquiring goods, services, or works from an external source.
Procurement
This method creates new plants from stems, roots, leaves, buds, or other plant parts instead of seeds.
Asexual Propagation
In this germination test, seeds are placed between two moist pieces of cloth or paper towels, rolled up, and kept in a warm, dark place.
Ragdoll Method
This refers to organic materials or substrates that support plant growth by providing suitable pH conditions and sufficient nutrients.
Growing Media
This refers to the actions and processes involved in preserving, repairing, and ensuring the proper functioning of equipment, facilities, and systems.
Maintenance
This refers to something that blocks, hinders, or impedes progress, movement, or action.
Obstruction
Grafting, cutting, layering, and tissue culture are examples of this human-assisted technique.
Artificial Planting
In this method, seeds are placed on moist filter paper or cotton inside a dish under controlled environmental conditions.
Petri Dish Method
This is a bed of soil in a container used for planting.
Seed Bed
Agricultural resources should be systematically documented and managed for effective farm management, inventory control, cost tracking, maintenance scheduling, and regulatory compliance.
Record Keeping
This is the artificial application of water to land or soil to assist in growing crops and maintaining plants.
Irrigation
This method involves germinating seeds indoors or in containers before planting them in the soil where they will grow to maturity.
Indirect Seeding
This method involves sowing seeds in soil or another growing substrate inside a box or tray and observing the seedlings.
Seed Box/Seed Tray Method
This process exposes soil to the sun for a specific period to kill or destroy pests and pathogens.
Solarization