Agricultural Science

Classwork Series and Exercises {Basic Science – JSS2}: Deforestation

Week 5 Topic: Deforestation Introduction Deforestation is the act of cutting down of trees in an area. Forests are of great importance to us and our environment. But the rate at which the trees and forests are cleared is so alarming and could leads to deforestation. Trees are being cut down indiscriminately for timber, firewood,

Classwork Series and Exercises {Basic Science – JSS2}: Deforestation Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – SS2}: Environmental Physiology

Environmental Physiology Agricultural Science, SS 2 Week: 1 Topic: Environmental Physiology Definition of Environmental Physiology This can be defined as effects of the environment on the growth and performance of farm animals. Normal growth and performance are enhanced when climatic factors like temperature, rainfall, wind, relative humidity, sunlight etc. are moderate. Effects of Changes in

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – SS2}: Environmental Physiology Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – JSS2}: Husbandry of Selected Crop [Maize]

Agricultural Science, JSS 2, Week 1 Topic: Husbandry of Selected Crops Content Meaning of Crop Husbandry Selected crops (Maize) Crop Husbandry simply means careful management of the establishment, growth and harvesting of crops. Cereals  – Maize Botanical Name: Zea mays Zea mays also known as corn, is a large grain plant first domesticated by indigenous

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – JSS2}: Husbandry of Selected Crop [Maize] Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – SS1}: General Control Measures of Diseases and Parasites

WEEK 7 Agricultural Science. S.S.S 1, Third Term TOPIC: General Control Measures of Diseases and Parasites Content Quarantine of a new stock Inoculation: A vaccine is injected Into the animals to make them develop immunity against certain disease e.g rinders pest. Proper sanitation through daily cleaning of feeds,regular removal of dropping and waste products, regular

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agricultural Science – SS1}: General Control Measures of Diseases and Parasites Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – SS1}: Nutrition and Health

WEEK 3 Agricultural Science. S.S.S 1 First Term TOPIC: Nutrition and health   In everyday usage, a vegetable is any part of a plant that is consumed by humans as food as part of a savoury course or meal. The term “vegetable” is somewhat arbitrary, and largely defined through culinary and cultural tradition. It normally excludes other

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – SS1}: Nutrition and Health Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercise {Agriculture – JSS1}: Branches Of Agriculture

Agriculture JSS1 Week 4 Topic: BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE Branches of Agriculture Agriculture is a broad science with many branches which are explained below: Animal Science: Animal Science is described as “studying the biology of animals that are under the control of mankind”. Wildlife Conservation: Wildlife conservation is the practice of protecting wild plant and animal

Classwork Series and Exercise {Agriculture – JSS1}: Branches Of Agriculture Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises { Agriculture – JSS2}: MAINTAINING SOIL FERTILITY

Agriculture JSS2 Week 9 Topic: MAINTAINING SOIL FERTILITY Contents: Use of organic manure-Green , animal, farmyard and compost manure Inorganic fertilizer application Bush fallowing Liming Crop rotation Alley cropping There are various ways of maintaining soil fertility. This includes: Use of organic manure-Green , animal, farmyard and compost manure, Inorganic fertilizer application, Bush fallowing, Liming,

Classwork Series and Exercises { Agriculture – JSS2}: MAINTAINING SOIL FERTILITY Read More »

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – JSS2}: FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION

Agriculture JSS2 Week 3 Topic: FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION Factors affecting soil formation are; Parent materials i.e origin of the soil Climate-Such as rainfall, temperature and wind. Topography Living matter or biotic factors-micro organism, roots of growing tree Time Parent materials: Parent material is the unconsolidated mineral and organic deposits in which soils are developing.

Classwork Series and Exercises {Agriculture – JSS2}: FACTORS OF SOIL FORMATION Read More »

Scroll to Top