Crop Propagation in JSS 2 Agricultural Science with the full set of questions added. Subject: Agricultural Science Class: JSS 2 Term: First Term Week: Specified Week Age: 12-14 years Topic: Crop Propagation Sub-topic: Methods of Crop Propagation Duration: 40 minutes Behavioral Objectives By the end of this lesson, students should be able to: Define crop
Agricultural Science JSS 2 Week 12 Examination Exam Instructions for Teachers and Students For Teachers: Ensure all students understand the exam rules before starting. Prohibit any form of cheating, including using unauthorized materials. Monitor the exam closely to prevent malpractices. Provide a quiet environment for students to concentrate. Collect all answer sheets and materials at
Agricultural Science JSS 2 Week 11: Revision of All Topics Covered Part A: Review and Revision Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) What are cultural practices in agriculture? Cultural practices refer to the techniques used in farming to enhance crop production, including pre-planting, planting, and post-planting operations. What is the importance of pre-planting operations? Pre-planting operations prepare
Agricultural Science JSS 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 1 Subject: Agricultural Science Class: JSS 2 Term: First Term Week: 1 Age: 12 years Topic: Revision of JSS 1 Work Sub-topic: Review of Basic Concepts in Agricultural Science Duration: 40 minutes Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to: Recall
Lesson Plan for Agricultural Science JSS 2 Subject: Agricultural Science Class: JSS 2 Term: First Term Week: 2 Age: 12-13 years Topic: Farm Structures and Buildings Sub-topics: I. Types of Farm Structures and Uses II. Maintenance of Farm Structures and Buildings Duration: 80 minutes Behavioral Objectives By the end of the lesson, students should be
Forest Resources and Their Uses 🌳 Timber: Used for building houses and making furniture. Example: Wood for chairs and tables. Fruits and Nuts: Provide food for people and animals. Example: Mangoes, cashews. Medicinal Plants: Used to make medicine. Example: Aloe vera for skin treatments. Wildlife Habitat: Homes for animals and birds. Example: Monkeys and birds
One of the following is NOT a farm structure: A) Office building B) Compost pit C) Irrigation canal D) Crop storage structure The part of agriculture that deals with management of scarcely available resources to maximize profit is: A) Education B) To increase food availability C) To improve soil texture D) Soil colour. The part
about Agricultural Practices: What is a farm structure? Farm structures are buildings or facilities used in agricultural operations, like offices, storage sheds, and livestock barns. What is nursery in cultural practices? A nursery is where plants are grown from seeds or cuttings before being transplanted to the field. Why are simple farm tools important? Simple
PART A: One of the following is NOT a farm structure A) Office building B) Compost pit C) Irrigation canal D) Crop storage structure The part of agriculture that deals with management of scarcely available resources to maximize profit is A) Education B) To increase food availability C) To improve soil texture D) Soil colour.
Farm Structures Farm structures are simple constructions that make certain operations easier on the farm. Types of Farm Structures: Dwelling House: This is where the farmer and their family live. Crops and Seed Storage Structures: These include silos, barns, cribs, bins, and rhombus for storing crops and seeds. Silo: A big cylindrical steel container used
