0% found this document useful (0 votes)
7 views28 pages

Preventive Structures for Agriculture Weather

The document outlines a classroom activity called 'Message Relay' where students relay words and describe them in groups. It also discusses the importance of setting up preventive structures in agriculture to protect crops and livestock from severe weather, providing examples such as typhoon-resistant greenhouses and flood control structures. Additionally, it highlights the benefits and risks associated with implementing these preventive measures.

Uploaded by

Joy Mabolo
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
7 views28 pages

Preventive Structures for Agriculture Weather

The document outlines a classroom activity called 'Message Relay' where students relay words and describe them in groups. It also discusses the importance of setting up preventive structures in agriculture to protect crops and livestock from severe weather, providing examples such as typhoon-resistant greenhouses and flood control structures. Additionally, it highlights the benefits and risks associated with implementing these preventive measures.

Uploaded by

Joy Mabolo
Copyright
© All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

HELLO

EVERYONE,
LET'S PLAY
M EA
S SGAME
AG E R E L AY
HOW TO PLAY?
MESSAGE RELAY
The teacher will divide the class into two groups. Each
group will form a line. The last person in each group
will read the word provided by the teacher. They will
relay the word by writing its spelling on the back of
the person in front of them. The person at the front of
the line will write the word on the blackboard.

Your paragraph text


DESCRIBE
ME
THE SAME GROUPS WILL BE TASKED WITH
WRITING DESCRIPTIONS OR SIMPLY
DESCRIBING THE WORD ASSIGNED TO
THEM. THE WORDS WILL BE BASED ON THE
ACTIVITY THEY GUESSED DURING THE FIRST
TASK.
ANALYSIS
What have you observed
about the activity?
What do you think is our
lesson for today’s
discussion?
SETTING UP PREVENTIVE
STRUCTURES DURING
INCLEMENT WEATHER.
F LO O D
WHAT IS SETTING UP
PREVENTIVE STRUCTURES
DURING INCLEMENT WEATHER ?
Setting up preventive structures during inclement
weather in agricultural facilities refers to the
installation and implementation of various physical
barriers , systems, or measures to protect agricultural
infrastructure , crops and livestock from damage or
harm caused by severe weather conditions .
Examples of preventive
structures that can be set up
in agricultural weather
include :

[Link]-Resistant
4. Storm
Greenhouses shutters
2. Flood control structures 5. Crop covers
3.
Examples of preventive
structures that can be set up
in agricultural weather
include :

[Link] harvesting systems


7. Erosion control measures
8. Livestock shelters
TYPHOON RESISTANT
GREANHOUSES
Designed to withstand strong winds
and heavy rainfall, these
greenhouses can protect high-value
crops like vegetables, fruits, and
flowers.
FLOOD CONTROL
STRUCTURES
Levees, dikes, or flood-walls can be
constructed to prevent or reduce
floodwater from entering agricultural
facilities, protecting crops and
livestock.
WINDBREAKS
Rows of trees, such as coconut,
mango, or ipil-ipil, can be planted to
block or reduce wind speed and
protect crops and buildings.
STORM SHUTTERS

Coverings made of metal, wood, or


plastic can be installed over windows
and doors to prevent damage from
wind-borne debris.
CROP COVERS
Lightweight, breathable fabrics or
plastics can be used to cover crops
and protect them from wind, rain,
and hail.
CROP COVERS
RAINWATER HARVESTING
SYSTEM
These systems can collect and store rainwater for
irrigation, reducing the risk of water scarcity
during dry periods.
RAINWATER HARVESTING
SYSTEM
EROSION CONTROL
MEASURES
Terracing, contour farming, or other
erosion control measures can be
implemented to prevent soil erosion and
landslides.
EROSION CONTROL
MEASURES
Livestock
shelters
Strong, typhoon-resistant shelters
can be built to protect livestock
Implementing preventive structures in
agricultural facilities can have both benefits
and risk
Benefits
[Link] crop damage and loss
[Link] crop yields
[Link] food security
4. Protection of livestock and equipment
5. Reduced maintenance and repair cost
Risk
[Link] upfront costs
2. Maintenance and repair requirements
[Link] environment impacts
[Link] effectiveness in extreme weather
events .
[Link] on technology and expertise
A farmer in your community is concerned about
protecting his tomato crop from strong winds and
heavy rainfall. He has a limited budget and wants
to set up a simple and effective preventive
structure. What would you recommend to the
farmer, and how would you guide him in setting
up the structure?
IDENTIFICATION
1. The type of preventive structure that is designed to block or
reduced wind spread and protect crops ?
2. The material often used to construct storm shutters for windows
and door in agricultural facilities ?
3. The type of preventive structure used to collect and store rainwater
for irrigation purposes?
4. The type of preventive structure used to protect plants from wind ,
rain and hail ?
5. The type of preventive structure used to prevent or reduced flood-
water from entering agricultural facilities ?
ESSAY
1. Discuss the importance of preventive structures in
agricultural facilities during inclement weather .
(10pts)
2. Give at least one benefits and one risk of
preventives structures in agricultural facilities during
inclement weather and discuss each . (15pts)
THANK YOU
for

You might also like