1. Method of planting crops is done, either manually or mechanically, by releasing seeds
continuously, as if pouring water from a bottle with a small opening.
2. The method of direct seeding is done by dropping seeds in holes made by a dibbler or in furrows
that are more or less equidistant.
3. Is a method of planting in which seeds are directly planted on the ground in the farm or any
growing surface while transplanting makes use of pre-grown plants, seedlings or vegetatively
propagated clones.
4. This is also used to refer to the practice of replanting an already established plant in one location
and moving it elsewhere.
5. Is the systematic apportioning of the farm area or any growing surface for crop production.
6. It is a system of growing crops in blocks or strips of 2 or more rows. The adjacent blocks are
separated by a space which may remain vacant or planted.
7. Is a system of growing crops in linear pattern in at least one direction rather than planting
without any distinct arrangement.