(a) ldentify specimens B and C.

(b) Name the soil organisms which produce each of specimens B and C.

(c) State four beneficial effects of each of the organisms mentioned in (b) on agriculture.

(d) Why is it advisable to discourage multiplication of the organism which produces specimen C in a farm?

(e) Name two other soil organisms and their effects on soils

(a) ldentify specimens D, E, F, and G.

(b) What type of mouthparts is possessed by each of specimens D, E, F and G

(c) State one method of controlling specimen F.

Examine and study carefully specimen H and L.

(a) Name the part of the body of farm animals from which either specimen H or I can be found.

(b) Name the group of farm animals which possess each of specimens H and I

(c) A farmer has two types of livestock feed labelled X and Y. Feed X contains 60% milled maize cobs and 40% maize powder while feed Y contains 30% milled maize cobs and 70% maize powder. Which of the feeds, X or Y would a farmer feed the group of livestock possessing specimen H? Give four reasons for your answer.

(d) Draw a labelled diagram of specimen l to show its essential features.