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Agricultural Science
JAMB
WAEC
NECO
Post-UTME
Senior secondary Agricultural Science for WAEC, NECO and Post-UTME: the importance and ecology of agriculture, land and soil management, crop and animal production and health, farm mechanisation and tools, and agricultural economics and extension. Questions cover both the science and the practical farm-management side of the syllabus.
Try Level 1 free — no account neededLevels
- 1 Introduction & Agricultural Ecology
- 2 Land, Soil & Soil Management
- 3 Crop Production
- 4 Animal Production
- 5 Farm Mechanisation & Agricultural Economics
Topics covered
Meaning and Importance of Agriculture
Problems of Agricultural Development in Nigeria
Agricultural Ecology
Soil Formation, Profile and Properties
Soil Fertility and Conservation
Classification and Propagation of Crops
Cultural Practices in Crop Production
Crop Pests and Diseases
Types and Breeds of Farm Animals
Animal Nutrition and Reproduction
Animal Health and Management
Farm Tools, Machinery and Mechanisation
Farm Records and Accounts
Agricultural Marketing, Cooperatives and Credit
Agricultural Extension
Forestry and Wildlife
Try a sample question
A taste of what's inside — original Agricultural Science practice, free, no account needed.
1. The process by which plants lose water vapour through their leaves is called:
A. respiration
B. transpiration
C. photosynthesis
D. germination
Explanation: Transpiration is the loss of water vapour from plant surfaces, mainly through stomata in the leaves.
2. Which of these is a leguminous crop that improves soil fertility?
A. maize
B. cowpea
C. millet
D. sorghum
Explanation: Legumes like cowpea host nitrogen-fixing bacteria in root nodules, enriching the soil with nitrogen.
3. The practice of growing different crops on the same land in successive seasons is called:
A. mixed farming
B. crop rotation
C. monocropping
D. shifting cultivation
Explanation: Crop rotation alternates different crops on the same land over seasons to maintain soil fertility and control pests.