A) provide social infrastructure B) establish commodity boards C) establish tractor-hiring units D) provide extension services to farmers
A) enables farmers to control soil erosion B) facilitates the use of hand tools C) allows farmers to cultivate small and scattered plots D) enables individual farmers to acquire capital
A) Operation Feed the Nation B) River Basin Development Authority C) Agricultural Development Project D) International Institute of Tropical Agriculture
A) pulverizing soil into fine tilth B) levelling soil surface C) gathering top soil D) breaking up soil into clods
A) II B) IV C) I D) III
A) cut stumps B) break clods C) remove soil D) turn soil
A) grains and eradicate weeds B) legumes and apply fertilizer C) cereals and winnow grains D) tubers and distribute fertilizer
A) red and white bands B) blue and white bands C) green and white bands D) black and red bands
A) bacteria B) fungi C) algae D) nematodes
A) animal activity B) wind C) root growth D) water
A) the mineral composition of rock is changed in chemical weathering. B) there is a change in the mineral composition of rock in physical weathering . C) carbonation is necessary in physical weathering D) wind is necessary in chemical weathering
A) 100cm³ B) 26cm³ C) 30cm³ D) 22cm³
A) 42.31% B) 45.83% C) 61.54% D) 28.21%
A) mineral matter B) organic matter C) structure D) texture
A) coarse sand B) clay C) silt D) fine sand
A) 0.2 - 2.0 mm B) 2.0 mm C) 0.02 - 0.2 mm D) . 0.002 - 0.02 mm
A) browning of leaves Trom the tips and margins B) white and irregular spots on leaves C) purpling of leaves D) yellowing of younger leaves
A) . leaf formation B) fruit formation C) root development. D) cell division
A) clean clearing, mulching, and strip cropping B) cover cropping, mulching and weeding C) weeding, strip cropping and clean clearing D) mulching, strip cropping and cover cropping
A) garden egg, cassava and mango B) oil palm, rice, and plantain. C) cowpea, pepper and tomato D) rubber, cashew and orange
A) maize B) tomato C) yam D) rice
A) 5,400 plants B) 18,519 plants C) 16,667 plants D) 11,111 plants
A) seed broadcasting B) seed drilling C) centrifugal distribution D) precision planting
A) Guinea com, cowpea and maize B) Cocoa, oil palm and rubber C) Millet, maize and cotton D) Cotton, cowpea and groundnut
A) carrot B) cassava C) potato D) yam
A) pruning B) thinning C) supplying D) staking
A) slashing B) crop rotation C) hand pulling D) flooding
A) Maize - smut B) Sorghum - scab C) Rice- black arm D) Yam- blast
A) mulching B) heat treatment C) manuring D) provision of shade
A) gummosis B) tristeza C) blight D) die-back
A) . chicken B) sheep C) turkey D) rabbit
A) small intestine B) pancreas C) caecum D) large intestine
A) IV B) I C) II D) III
A) after mating B) after gestation. C) at the onset of puberty D) at the onset of conception
A) milk B) hide C) horn D) meat
A) calves B) lambs C) kids D) piglets
A) Pigs B) Goats C) Sheep D) Cattle
A) remove male odour B) make them lose weight C) increase meat production D) . make the animal sterile
A) I, II and III B) II and III only C) I and III only D) I and II only
A) 80kg B) 125kg C) 40kg D) 5kg
A) provide laxatives B) make the pasture palatable. C) supplement mineral intake D) supply nutrients in pastures
A) weaners >growers->creep > finisher. B) growers>finisher>creep>weaners. C) finishers>creep>weaners>growers D) creep>weaners>growers>finisher.
A) construct new farm buildings B) purchase agrochemicals C) construct an irrigation dam D) purchase farm machinery
A) an input record B) a labour record C) an inventory record. D) a production record
A) . 300 B) 552 C) 252 D) 804
A) ₦45.00 B) ₦50.00 C) ₦55.00 D) ₦40.00
A) net sales less taxation. B) total sales less operating expenses. C) net sales less cost of production. D) total sales less cost of production. |