1999
(a) Name two farm animals possessing specimen K (HORN).(b) State two methods of removing specimen K from the animals possessing it.(c) State three reasons for carrying out the operation in (b) above(d) Mention three meth…
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1999 WAEC SSCE Agricultural Science Past Questions
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1999
(a) ldentify specimens I and J.Specimen I; Specimen J; (b) To what group of forage does each belong?(c) State four uses of specimen I and three uses of specimen J in agriculture.(d) Mention…
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1999
(a) State two functions each of specimens D (Hoe), E (Rake), F (Pliers), G (Axe), and H (Hand Trowel)(b) State one method of maintaining each of specimens D, E, F, G, and H
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1999
Make a careful observation of specimens A ( Sandy Soil), B (Clay), C ( Loam), and use your observations to answer questions (a) - (d)(a) State three characteristics of each of specimens A. B and C(b) Which of the specime…
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1999
(a) Explain the term extension in agriculture. (b) State eight functions of an extension agent. (c) List six problems of agricultural extension in your country
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1999
(a) Explain briefly the term farm valuation. (b) Prepare a Profit and Loss Account for a farm from the following information: maize seeds for planting - N25,000.00fertilizers used - N14,800.00pesticides - N20…
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1999
(a) State six functions of protein in the body of a farm animal. (b) List five (i) animal- protein; (ii) plant-protein sources used in livestock feeding.
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1999
(a) List four breeds of goats. (b) Discuss briefly the extensive system of rearing any ruminant. (c) State three reasons for rearing goats. (d) List three common diseases of cattle.
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1999
(a) State six aims of crop improvement. (b) Explain briefly 'introduction' as a method of crop improvement.
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1999
Describe briefly the production of cowpea under the following headings; (a) land preparation; (b) planting; (c) fertilizer application; (d) weeding; (e) harvesting; (f) processing; (g) storage.
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1999
(a) Describe briefly six ways in which soil organisms aid the formation of soils. (b) State four ways in which soil organisms improve soils for crops growth.
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1999
(a) State two each of (i) climatic, (ii) biotic and (iii) edaphic factors affecting distribution and production of crops and animals in your country. (b) State three climatic and two soil requirements for optimum product…
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1999
(a) List four farming operations requiring electric power. (b) State three advantages and three disadvantage each of the following farm power (i) electricity; (ii) animal.
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1999
Enumerate four possible solutions to each of the following problems of agricultural development in your country: (a) Poor transportation (b) Inadequate farm inputs (c) Crude tools (d) Inadequate storage facilities.
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1999
Food shortage can be minimized by
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1999
The main objective of agriculture is
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1999
Which of the following groups of animals is usually kept in game reserves?
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1999
Financial assistance from government to the farmers is usually in the following forms except
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1999
The most common factor affecting land use is
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1999
Output is higher in commercial agriculture because of the following reasons except
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