Seed Selection and Sowing

The video tutorial explains the process of seed selection and sowing. It highlights the importance of choosing good quality seeds for better crop yield. The tutorial describes how to identify bad seeds by floating them in water, as hollow seeds infested by insects tend to float. Traditional sowing methods like broadcasting are discussed, along with their limitations. The video introduces modern techniques using seed drills, which ensure uniform sowing and protection from birds. Finally, it covers the transplantation process for certain crops, where seedlings are initially grown in nurseries before being moved to fields.

Why does the farmer put the seeds in water instead of sowing them directly in the soil?

How can the quality of seeds affect the final crop?

What is the significance of separating bad seeds from good seeds?

Explain the traditional method of seed sowing known as broadcasting.

What are the advantages of using a seed drill over manual sowing?

Why are some seeds planted in a nursery before being transferred to the field?

Describe the process of transplantation in crop cultivation.