Field efficiency of planting holes preparation for transplanting oil palm seedling / Muhammad Shairazzi Abdul Rahim

Abdul Rahim, Muhammad Shairazzi (2018) Field efficiency of planting holes preparation for transplanting oil palm seedling / Muhammad Shairazzi Abdul Rahim. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
Abstract

Palm oil is a major crop in Malaysia's plantation industry. Current the process of replanting of palm seeds is usually taken from seed that grows hail nursery. The palm seeds were then moved planting the seed will be removed from the plant site and planted to in the lading to be allowed to grow so that it meets its economic goals. Plant holes are made for planting seeds and can be made using other equipment or mechanization. The amount of plant hole preparation in a day is dependent on the type of tool or mechanization used during the process. Consequently, the efficiency of the blades is a method for calculates the efficiency of providing crop holes based on type tools used. The efficacy of the lading in this study was 4.24%. This research will propose another tool or mechanization better than that with existing in the study.

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