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1
Subsistence agriculture mainly involves
  • A. high capital input on the farm enterprise
  • B. food production on large scale farms
  • C. food production using family labour
  • D. mechanisation of all farm operations
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2
The major export crops produced in the West African sub-region include
  • A. coffee,pepper,tomato and groundnut
  • B. cotton,cassava,coffee and ginger
  • C. cocoa,rubber,groundnut and cotton
  • D. cocoa,coffe,cashew and tomato
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3
A major problem of grains storage in the rain forest zone of West Africa is high
  • A. temperatures
  • B. solar radiation
  • C. wind speed
  • D. humidity
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When the government provides subsidies in agriculture,
  • A. farm inputs are made available to farmers at reduced prices
  • B. farmers obtain loans from agricultural banks
  • C. farmers are given extended time to repay loans
  • D. farming becomes less attractive
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5
Most agricultural policies do not benefit rural communities because
  • A. they aim at benefiting the national economy
  • B. of poor implementation
  • C. of lack of forigen exchange to import the required expertise
  • D. they are formulated by non-practising farmers
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