Agricultural Science

This agricultural science course introduces farm structures, crop propagation, and essential agricultural practices.

Students will start by exploring the meaning and types of farm structures, including their importance in modern farming. They will then focus on farm buildings, examining their roles in storage, livestock rearing, and processing.

The course will also cover crop propagation, discussing methods such as sexual and asexual reproduction in plants and their significance in ensuring high crop yields.

In the latter part of the term, students will study agricultural practices, learning about soil preparation, planting techniques, irrigation, pest control, and harvesting methods. These topics will be explored in-depth over multiple weeks to ensure a comprehensive understanding.