what is the advantages of transplanting sapling from a nursury instead of sowing seeds directly into the soil in the case of paddy and vegetable crops?
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what is the advantages of transplanting sapling from a nursury instead of sowing seeds directly into the soil in the case of paddy and vegetable crops?
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The advantage with transplanting seedlings is that young tender shoots are protected from the elements until they are hardier. Cold and strong winds can kill warmer weather plants. Cold hardy cross (e.g., brassicas) can typically be directly planted as seeds and will be fine.
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The advantage is that it protects young roots and shoots from harsh environment. Moreover, nurseries cover a minimal portion of crop, hence, irrigation and disease control is easier by transplanting rather than by broadcasting of seed.