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Question 1 of 50
The government agency that buys and markets cocoa in Ghana is
Question 2 of 50
Land, labour, capital and management are the
Question 3 of 50
Agriculture includes
Question 4 of 50
Which is a role of agriculture in national development?
Question 5 of 50
Growing crops and rearing animals mainly for sale is
Question 6 of 50
Which tool is used to spray pesticides on a small farm?
Question 7 of 50
Cleaning and oiling farm tools after use mainly
Question 8 of 50
A tractor-drawn disc plough is used to
Question 9 of 50
Which tool is best for moving soil, manure and farm produce over short distances?
Question 10 of 50
Removing excess seedlings so that the rest have room to grow is
Question 11 of 50
Covering the soil around crops with dry grass or leaves is
Question 12 of 50
Supporting yam vines with sticks so they climb is called
Question 13 of 50
Separating young animals from their mothers' milk is
Question 14 of 50
Forests protect farmland mainly by
Question 15 of 50
Leaving farmland uncultivated for some years to regain fertility is
Question 16 of 50
A chemical used to control fungal diseases of crops is a
Question 17 of 50
Giving animals drugs to remove internal worms is
Question 18 of 50
The four factors of production are
Question 19 of 50
Agricultural extension officers mainly
Question 20 of 50
Turning cocoa beans into cocoa butter and powder is an example of
Question 21 of 50
A feed mill supports livestock production by
Question 22 of 50
GPS is useful in farm surveying because it
Question 23 of 50
Drainage is needed on farmland that
Question 24 of 50
A maize sheller is used to
Question 25 of 50
A record of all money received and spent on a farm is the
Question 26 of 50
The amount of seed sown per unit area of land is the
Question 27 of 50
Cattle, sheep and goats are ruminants because they
Question 28 of 50
Removing the testes of male animals not wanted for breeding is
Question 29 of 50
Planting trees on land that has not been forest before is
Question 30 of 50
Combining biological, cultural and chemical methods to keep pests below damaging levels is
Question 31 of 50
Ticks on cattle are controlled by
Question 32 of 50
When the supply of tomatoes rises sharply in the main season, prices usually
Question 33 of 50
A ranging pole is used in farm surveying to
Question 34 of 50
A farm map drawn at a scale of 1 : 1,000 shows a field 5 cm long. How long is the real field?
Question 35 of 50
Separating grains from the stalks and husks, for example in rice, is
Question 36 of 50
The farm gate price is
Question 37 of 50
A triangular plot has base 120 m and height 50 m. Its area is
Question 38 of 50
A watershed protection measure is
Question 39 of 50
Grain stored at 18% moisture is likely to
Question 40 of 50
Cassava planted at 1 m × 1 m with one cutting per stand needs how many cuttings per hectare?
Question 41 of 50
Resistance of pests to pesticides develops mainly through
Question 42 of 50
The draw-bar of a tractor is used to
Question 43 of 50
Sub-surface (tile) drainage lowers the
Question 44 of 50
Diffusion of innovations among farmers usually begins with
Question 45 of 50
The Universal Soil Loss Equation includes rainfall erosivity, soil erodibility, slope, cover and
Question 46 of 50
Revenue GH¢18,000; variable costs GH¢7,000; fixed costs GH¢5,000. The gross margin is
Question 47 of 50
Using those figures (revenue GH¢18,000, variable GH¢7,000, fixed GH¢5,000), net farm income is
Question 48 of 50
The particle density of most mineral soils is about
Question 49 of 50
Porosity of a soil with bulk density 1.325 g/cm³ and particle density 2.65 g/cm³ is
Question 50 of 50
The LD₅₀ of a pesticide is
Questions written by OtisamLMS in the style of the WASSCE. They are not WAEC past questions.