Agriculture can be broadly classified into ________ and ________

• A) Livestock, Soil
• B) Animal, Soil
• C) Animal, Crop
• D) Poultry, Fruit

The amount of planting material needed for a given area of land is known as

• A. seed rate
• B. plant population
• C. seed volume
• D. plant density

Some plants are suitable for decorating living rooms because of their

• A. ability to endure low light intensity
• B. low respiration rate
• C. ability to retain water
• D. low resistance to disease

Investments with long life span in agricultural economics are otherwise known as

• A. labour
• B. entrepreneurship
• C. savings deposit
• D. capital

Which of the following is not a characteristic of weeds?

• A. resistant to trampling
• B. produces numerous seeds
• C. seeds have short period of viability
• D. aggressive growth habit

(a) Explain what is meant by natural grassland. (d) State five characteristics of natural grassland (c) List four grasses and three pasture legumes commonly found in natural grasslands.

Which one of these is not a factor that affect change in supply of agricultural produce

• A. Technology
• B. Changes in the cost of production
• C. Changes in prices of commodity
• D. Fixed cost

______ introduce new ideas of farming seen in other places to their dwelling.

• A. Innovators
• B. Early adopters
• C. Late adopters
• D. Never adopters

The sugar is most commonly found in the blood of animals is

• A. glucose
• B. galactose
• C. lactose
• D. sucrose

If 200 layers require 25 kg of layer mash per day, calculate the quantity of feed required by 1,000 layers per day.

• A. 5kg
• B. 40kg
• C. 80kg
• D. 125kg