(a) Complete the following table under the following

(b) Discuss five advantages of the battery cage system in poultry production.   

(c) State five reasons why some agricultural extension programmes are not successful in West Africa.

(a) (i) A rectangle-shaped farmland has a length of 0.2km and a breadth of 2,200km. Calculate the area of the farmland.

(ii) Mention two importance of balance sheet to a farm manager.

(b) State five sources of agricultural loans in West Africa.

(c) Mention three reasons why the floor of a deep litter is preferably covered with wood shavings instead of sawdust

(a) State two uses each of specimens A (HOE) and B(PICK AXE)

(b) Name four crops that require the use of specimen D (BUDDING KNIFE) during propagation. 

(c) Name three other tools that could serve the same purpose as specimen E (BURDIZZO). 

(d) Mention four ways of maintaining specimen A (HOE)  on the farm.
 

(a) What is the aim of the experimental set-up F?

(b) List three materials that could be used in carrying out the experiment in the set-up F.

(c) Outline three steps invołved in carrying out the experiment.

(d) Name four soil components observed in the experimental set-up.

(e) Draw and label the experimental set-up.

(a)(i) Name the toxic substance found in specimen G (FRESH CASSAVA TUBER).
(ii) Suggest four ways of removing the toxic substance named in (a)(i).

(b) State two uses each of specimens I (ONION BULBS) and J (PEPPER FRUITS).

(c) List four pests of specimen I.

(d) Name two groups of crops to which specimens I and J belong based on their uses.