Filler-a temporary plant usually small and early bearing one which planted in between plants.
Planting board- a device used in lay-outing the area for the crops.
Lay-outing-locating the position of plant in the orchard.
Staking-the placing of the pole to mark the position of the plant to be set.
Orchard-an establishment where fruit bearing crops are grown.
Irrigation- the application of water to the soil by any other means than rainfall.
Explanation:
INTERPRET FARM PLANS AND LAYOUTS
The Farming for the Future‘ (FFTF) program can help you to plan the best farm layout. It is an initiative of NSW Government agencies focusing on whole farm planning. A whole farm plan considers the farm‘s physical, financial, and human/personal resources for both now and the future.
Site Assessment
An on-site assessment of a farm is necessary so that a map can be drawn according to the property‘s topography, boundaries, soil, water resources, and so on, and a farm business plan can be formulated.
Government Plans
Acquaint yourself with the Regional Environmental Plans (REPs), Local Environmental Plans (LEPs), and Development Control Plans (DCPs) and their short and long-term effects on your proposed or existing farm enterprise. This will help to reduce unforeseen risks and enhance your farm business. Council‘s building approval or development consent (DAs) may be needed for siting greenhouses, siting and constructing dams, or erecting hail and windbreak netting. Council approval to clear land or a no burning of crop debris or waste materials on farm‘ may apply. Consent will be required if odor or noise is a nuisance likely to be generated from the development.
