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    Plants and Livestock Weather Relationship

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    Tomatoes grow best between 60-90°F, with an optimum range of 26-29°C. Relative humidity should be between 65-85% to prevent pollen drying or disease development. Low humidity can cause infertility from pollen drying before stigma germination. Turkeys are incubated at 99.5-100°F and require supplemental heat to reach 95°F under heat sources in their first week. Lighting of 12-14 hours per day is sufficient for tomatoes and turkeys.

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    Plants and Livestock Weather Relationship

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    Tomatoes grow best between 60-90°F, with an optimum range of 26-29°C. Relative humidity should be between 65-85% to prevent pollen drying or disease development. Low humidity can cause infertility from pollen drying before stigma germination. Turkeys are incubated at 99.5-100°F and require supplemental heat to reach 95°F under heat sources in their first week. Lighting of 12-14 hours per day is sufficient for tomatoes and turkeys.

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    Tomatoes grow best between 60-90°F, with an optimum range of 26-29°C. Relative humidity should be between 65-85% to prevent pollen drying or disease development. Low humidity can cause infertility from pollen drying before stigma germination. Turkeys are incubated at 99.5-100°F and require supplemental heat to reach 95°F under heat sources in their first week. Lighting of 12-14 hours per day is sufficient for tomatoes and turkeys.

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    Plants and Livestock Weather Relationship

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    Tomatoes grow best between 60-90°F, with an optimum range of 26-29°C. Relative humidity should be between 65-85% to prevent pollen drying or disease development. Low humidity can cause infertility from pollen drying before stigma germination. Turkeys are incubated at 99.5-100°F and require supplemental heat to reach 95°F under heat sources in their first week. Lighting of 12-14 hours per day is sufficient for tomatoes and turkeys.

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    CROP AND ANIMALS OPTIMUM

    YIELDS / PRODUCTION IN
    RELATION TO WEATHER
    ELEMENTS
    PLANTS AND
    LIVESTOCK
    WEATHER
    RELATION

    ROMELITO F. BERDEJO
    TOMATO
    (Solanum lycopersicum)
    Tomatoes are classified as fruit
    because they contain seeds and
    grow from the flower of the tomato
    plant.

    ❑It is the second most important


    vegetable crop next to potato.
    ❑It is a flowering plant of the
    night shade family
    (Solanaceae).
    TEMPERATURE
    ❑The best temperature
    range for the growing
    season is between 60ºF and
    90ºF

    ❑Temperature above 90ºF or


    below 55ºF will slow the
    growth, pollination, and
    maturation of the tomato.
    TEMPERATURE
    ❑ Its minimum
    temperature is 10ºC and
    maximum is 34ºC.

    ❑ Optimum temperature
    is between 26ºC and 29ºC.
    RELATIVE
    HUMIDITY
    ❑It ranges between 65% and 85%.
    ❑ Higher relative humidity
    levels negatively influence ❑ Low relative humidity
    pollen release and can cause infertility,
    distribution on the stigma. due to pollen drying
    ❑ High humidity can also out before germination
    create a favorable of the pollen on the
    environment for the stigma, which leads to
    development of various small, deformed hollow
    foliar disease. fruit.
    ❑ Incidence of blotchy
    ripening also increases.
    ❑Low relative humidity can cause infertility, due to
    pollen drying out before germination of the pollen on
    the stigma, which leads to small, deformed hollow fruit.
    LIGHT
    ❑ The daylight requirements
    for tomatoes needs at least
    eight (8) hours to produce
    fruit.

    ❑ 12-16hours will produce the


    best results in terms of number
    of fruits per plant.
    LIVESTOCK;
    TURKEY
    LIVESTOCK;

    TURKEY
    ▪ The name “turkey” is derived from the
    fact that the birds resembled a
    Turk wearing a fez.
    ▪ The bird will weigh on average 8 to 10
    kg.
    ▪ A male Broad Breasted Bronze Turkey
    is also known as “Meleagris
    Gallopavo”

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    LIGHT AND
    TEMPERATRURE
    ▪ During incubation
    ▪ Ambient temperature between 55 and
    65 degrees F prior to setting
    ▪ Eggs can be held approximately 7 to
    10 days before setting without a serious
    decrease in hatchability.
    ▪ Set only clean eggs at a temperature
    of 99.5 to 100 degrees F for 28 days (3x
    each day for 25 days)
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    LIGHT AND
    TEMPERATRURE
    ▪ Poults
    ▪ (keep warm during first week of life)
    (brooded)
    ▪ (improper brooding is a leading cause
    of mortality)
    ▪ 88 degrees F and allow supplemental
    heat sources (lamps) to increase
    temperature to 95 degrees F
    under heat source
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    LIGHT AND
    TEMPERATRURE
    ▪ Brooder guards (corrugated cardboard)
    ▪ After the first 10 days, decrease the room
    temperature each day ( 5 Degrees F per week)
    until it
    release 70 degrees F.
    ▪ Light dim ( first week)
    ▪ 12 to 14 hours of light is sufficient, afterwards
    ▪ Excessive light intensity or bright spots in the
    turkey house can cause pilling or picking
    (cannibalism) in young turkey
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    THANK YOU !!!

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