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1
The problem of land available for agriculture can be solved by
  • A. compulsory acquisition of all pieces of land in dispute
  • B. enacting laws to regulate access to land
  • C. creating more land through land reclamation
  • D. collecting land rent from prospective farmers
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2
Wastage of agricultural produce may not be worsened by
  • A. poor transportation
  • B. land frangmentation
  • C. inadequate storage facilities
  • D. inadequate procesing facilities
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3
The replacement of traditional farming methods with modern methods is a step in agricultural
  • A. expansion
  • B. education
  • C. development
  • D. diversification
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Which of the following statement is not an impediment to the development of agriculture in West Africa?
  • A. teeming population of insect pests
  • B. aggressive agricultural extension
  • C. chaotic marketing systems
  • D. pollution of the environment
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5
Which of the following statements is not correct about Land Use Act?
  • A. land cannot be used for any purpose
  • B. government has control over unused land
  • C. it does not lead to land fragmenttion
  • D. it aims at re-allocation of land for farming purposes
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