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Proper soil preparation is important for planting crops. The document outlines the steps to properly prepare soil, which includes removing debris, measuring the planting area, tilling the soil, adding fertilizer, leveling the soil with a rake, and watering. Improperly preparing soil can negatively affect crop growth. Students are asked to discuss the differences between proper and improper soil preparation methods.

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LP 9-10 TLE Lesson 2

Proper soil preparation is important for planting crops. The document outlines the steps to properly prepare soil, which includes removing debris, measuring the planting area, tilling the soil, adding fertilizer, leveling the soil with a rake, and watering. Improperly preparing soil can negatively affect crop growth. Students are asked to discuss the differences between proper and improper soil preparation methods.

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GREEN VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Km.2, Bo.2, Gensan Drive, Koronadal City

Date:

TLE 9-10 Agriculture Semi – detailed Lesson Plan

I. Objectives

At the end of the lesson the students should be able to:

a. discuss the proper methods of preparing the soil for planting,


b. relate each proper methods of preparation appropriate for a particular crop
& season; and
c. appreciate the importance of proper method of preparing the soil in
farming.

II. Subject Matter


Topic: Proper Method of preparing the soil for planting
Reference: TLE Agriculture – Plant Production first year, Module 2 Happy, Joyful,
Growing Soil.
Teaching Materials: PowerPoint, laptop, Visual Aids, Led TV, chalk

III. Learning Strategies

A. Classroom Routine
 Prayer
 Greetings
 Attendance
 Classroom Rules
 Review

B. Motivation

“4pics one word”


 The student will guess the picture and what its portraying all about.

C. Activity
“Cite Me In”
Instruction: fill in the box below. Cite in and arrange the steps below in proper
method of preparing the soil for planting

1. 3. 5.

2. 4.

• Put 4 markers to form a bed soil.


• Level the soil and water it.
• Place the organic fertilizers on the soil.
• Remove unimportant materials in the
planting area.
• Dig or till the soil properly.
GREEN VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Km.2, Bo.2, Gensan Drive, Koronadal City

D. Analysis
 What did you notice in this activity?
 Did you do this when you are planning to have a garden?

E. Abstraction

Proper Method of Preparing the Soil for Planting

Lowland or low soil needs to be well-prepared. This means that the soil surface is
weed-free, porous, and levelled to make planting easier. Proper soil preparation serves
to level the field for uniform distribution of irrigation water, fertilizer, and pesticides. It
also prevents or minimizes water to overflow from the land area.
Land or soil preparation may be divided into two stages:
1. Primary tillage or plowing - this is the process of breaking up the soil. It can be
accomplished by using a power tiller or moldboard plow hitched to a carabao or
in some areas, they use cow as substitute.
2. Harrowing - the easiest way to harrow a field is leaving just enough water
in the field to expose the high and low spots. But in some areas, it uses a native spike-
toothed wooden harrow commonly drawn by an animal like plowing. This farm
implement is good for bringing clods of soil to the surface and is effective in breaking
soil into smaller bits. It could also destroy weeds at the same time.

However, if you are planning to start a garden in your school or backyard, here are
simple ways to follow on how to prepare the soil before planting.

1. Remove all the unimportant things that can stop the growth of your crops or
plants. This might be tree branches that can hinder sunlight, humps, and rocks.
2. Measure and place 4 markers to have a bed soil for planting.
3. Tie the 4 markers together to encircle the bed or area for planting.
4. Using a grab hoe or a fork tip hoe, dig or till the soil properly. Pulverized it by
using a fork.
5. Place fertilizer on top of the soil. If it is compost, incorporate it well through
harrowing or pulverizing.
6. Use a rake in levelling the soil. Water the prepared bed soil.
7. Repeat the same procedure if the area is big enough for other crops to be
planted.
GREEN VALLEY COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC.
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Km.2, Bo.2, Gensan Drive, Koronadal City

F. Application
Cause and effect

Instruction: The student will find a partner. List down the effect of Proper and
Improper Method of Preparing the soil for planting.

Cause Effect
Improper soil preparation 1.
2.
3.
Proper soil Preparation 1.
2.
3.

G. Generalization
 How importance the proper method of preparing the soil for planting?
 Why we need to follow these steps for preparing the soil for planting?

V. Evaluation
Essay: in ½ crosswise, what is the differences between Proper Method of Preparing
the Soil and Improper method of preparing the soil?

VI. Assignment
 Advance study in tools and equipment used in preparing the soil.

Prepared by: Checked by:

JAN-BRIAN R, ASIO JURGENNE LIGAYA S. GABILAGON


Pre - Service teacher Cooperating Teacher

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