Application Guide Others Using Masinag Organic Fertilizer

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Application Guide Others Page/Pages Application Guide for Cassava. 2 Application Guide for Coconut. 3 Application Guide for Oil Palm Production.. 4 Application Guide for Sugarcane 5 Application Guide for Various Vegetables.. 6 Application Guide for Fruit Bearing Trees.. 7

Application Guide for Cassava Land Preparation a. Prepare the land properly for the ideal growth of cassava. It is recommended to do 1 plowing and 1-2 harrowing operations with 7-10 days interval. b. For 1 hectare, broadcast 20 bags of chicken manure or organic compost a day before plowing. c. Build furrows with 1m distance to each other. d. Spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) within the furrows a day before planting. Preparation of Cuttings a. Cut the cassava stem, 15-20 cm long. b. Soak the cuttings in 1% Masinag solution (10ml of Masinag diluted to 1L of water) for 1 hour before planting. Planting and Nutrient Management a. Plant 1 cutting per hill with a distance of 100cm per hill. Laid them flat in the furrow and cover with 3-5cm pulverized soil. b. 15 days after planting (DAP), spray 1% Masinag solution (1L Masinag diluted to 100L of water) directly to the cassava leaves and soil. c. Repeat the foliar spraying of 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) once a month up to the 6th month. Note: Ready for harvest at 8-9 months.

Application Guide for Coconut Spacing: 10m x 10m Nursery a. Coconuts must be well-dried. b. Remove the calyx of the coconuts. c. Prepare 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag is diluted to 100L of water). d. Soak the coconuts on the prepared solution for 10 minutes. e. Prepare the seed bed with a depth of 1foot and an area around 3 m2. f. Line soaked coconuts upright, pointing the calyx upward while the lower portion touching the ground. Cover them with soil. g. Water coconuts with 1% Masinag solution (Use the excess from soaking). h. Water coconuts once a week. On the 3rd week, water them with 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). Do this for 4 months for faster germination. i. Continue watering coconuts with 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) twice a month, for 2 consecutive months. j. Coconuts ready for transplanting thereafter. Transplanting a. Prepare holes with a depth of 3 feet and a diameter of 3 feet. b. Put 200 grams of chicken manure or compost into the holes. c. Prepare 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). Spray the prepared solution into the holes. d. Plant the coconuts in a straight line then cover with soil. e. Water 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) once a month. Fruiting a. On the 1st month, prepare Masinag solution at 1:50 dilution. Spray the prepared solution directly to the leaves and trunks of the coconuts. b. On the 2nd month, prepare 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). Spray the prepared solution directly on the leaves and trunks of the coconuts c. Spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) every 2 months thereafter.

Application Guide for Oil Palm Production Nursery a. Use quality seeds for seedlings. b. Mix 50 kilos of chicken manure or 100 kilos of compost per ton of soil (potting medium). c. While mixing the potting medium, add 20 liters of 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). d. Once mixed, transfer the potting medium to seed beds or polyethylene bag. e. Soak the seeds to 1% Masinag solution (10ml of Masinag diluted to 1L of water) for 1-2 hours. Planting a. Sow the seed singly on the seed bed, or polyethylene bag. b. Once the seedlings emerge, spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) directly to the leaves once a month, up to the 5th month. c. Water the seedlings with Masinag solution at 1:50 dilution (1L of Masinag diluted to 50L of water) once a month up to transplanting. Transplanting a. It is advisable to transplant well-grown seedling (12-14 months old). b. Prepare holes where the seedlings will be planted. c. Apply 500g of chicken manure or 1 kg of compost or 100g of 14 14 14 at the bottom of the hole then cover it with 3-5cm pulverized soil to avoid direct contact of the seedling s roots to the fertilizer. d. Water the holes with 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water)around 1 liter. e. Plant the seedlings into the holes. Nutrient Management/Fruiting a. Spray the transplanted Oil Palm once a month with 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). b. Apply complete fertilizer (14 14 14) every 6 months.

Application Guide for Sugarcane Land Preparation a. For 1 hectare, broadcast 15 bags of chicken manure or organic compost beforeplowing. b. Spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) within the furrows before planting. Cane Preparation a. Soak the cane points in 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) for about 24-48hours to hasten germination. b. After soaking the cane, incubate for 2 days by placing them under the shade and covering with moist rice straw or any similar materials. Planting and Nutrient Management a. Plant immediately after making the furrows to take advantage of the available soil moisture for higher percentage of germination. b. Plant 3 canes for every lineal meter of the furrow with 1m distance between furrows. c. 10 days after planting (DAP), spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) directly to the sugarcane leaves and soil. d. Spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water), 1-2 days after every application of inorganic fertilizer; 1st to 2nd side dress fertilizer application. Note: Using Masinag can reduce the inorganic chemical fertilizer input up to 10-50%

Application Guide for Various Vegetables Recommended for: pepper, eggplant, tomato, ladyfinger, beans, cucumber, squash, bottle gourd, sponge gourd and bitter gourd. Land Preparation a. For 1 hectare, broadcast 20 bags of chicken manure a day before plowing the land. b. Spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) within the furrows before planting. Direct Seeding a. Prepare 1% Masinag solution (10ml of Masinag diluted to 1L of water). b. Soak the seeds on the prepared solution for 10 minutes before planting. c. 10 days after planting (DAP), spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) directly to the leaves and soil. d. Continue the foliar spraying using Masinag at 1:80 dilution (1L of Masinag diluted to 80L of water) with 15 days interval up to 3rd- 4th priming. Transplanted a. Prepare 1% Masinag solution (10ml of Masinag diluted to 1L of water). b. Gently pull the 7-day old seedling from the seedling tray. Soak the roots for 10 seconds on the prepared solution before transplanting. c. 5-7 days after transplanting (DAT), spray 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water) directly to the leaves and soil. d. Continue the foliar spraying using Masinag at 1:80 dilution (1L of Masinag diluted to 80L of water) with 20 days interval up to 3rd- 4th priming.

Application Guide for Fruit Bearing Trees Watering a. Prepare 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water). b. Water trees with the prepared solution at about 5L per tree, if big or 3L, if small. c. Water trees with 1% Masinag solution (1L of Masinag diluted to 100L of water)every week for 3 consecutive weeks. Foliar Application a. Prepare Masinag solution at 1:80 dilution (1L of Masinag diluted to 80L of water). b. Spray the prepared solution directly to the leaves, branches and roots. c. Spray Masinag solution at 1:80 dilution (1L of Masinag diluted to 80L of water) once a month until flowers and fruits are visible (3 to 6 months). Hermosa Plant Disease Control Application a. Prepare 1% Hermosa solution (1L of Hermosa diluted to 100L of water). b. Spray the prepared solution directly to the leaves, branches and fruits. c. Apply once a month or as necessary. Note: Wait for a bountiful harvest.