Agricultural Science

ABOUT THIS COURSE: This course explores the fundamental factors affecting agricultural production, beginning with environmental influences such as climate, soil, and water availability.

Students will study soil formation, understanding the processes that lead to the development of different soil types and their significance in farming. The course will also cover soil profile development, highlighting the layers of soil and their characteristics. A detailed examination of soil types, composition, and properties will help students grasp the importance of soil fertility and management in agriculture.

The study of simple farm tools will introduce students to essential hand tools used in farming, their functions, and maintenance practices. This will be followed by an in-depth look at farm machinery and implements, where students will learn about modern agricultural equipment, their uses, and their role in improving efficiency and productivity in farming.