Agricultural Science

1. Soil Ammendments

2. Careers

2.1. Farmer

2.2. Teacher

2.3. Agricultural Extension Officer

2.4. Veterinarian

2.5. Engineer

2.6. Scientists

2.7. Nutritionists

2.8. Managers

2.9. Salespersons

3. Role and Importance of Agriculture

3.1. Provides Food

3.2. Ensures Food Security

3.3. Earns Foreign Exchange

3.4. Creates Employment

3.5. Contributes to Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

3.6. Creates Trade

3.7. Provides leisure time and recreation activities

4. Soils

4.1. Soil Formation

4.2. Soil Properties

4.3. Soil Fertility

4.3.1. Nitrogen Cycle

4.3.2. Carbon cycle

4.3.3. Fertilisers

4.4. Soil Conservation

4.5. Erosion

5. Plants

5.1. Crop husbandry

5.1.1. Types of crop farms

5.1.1.1. Small farms

5.1.1.2. Plantations

5.1.1.3. Mixed

5.1.1.4. Vegetable

5.1.1.5. Fruit

5.2. Products from plants

5.3. Morphology

6. Business

6.1. Laws of Demand and Supply

6.2. Law of Diminishing Returns

6.3. Budgets

6.4. Cooperatives

6.5. Record keeping

6.6. Factors of Production

7. Animals

7.1. Types of animal farms

7.1.1. Chickens

7.1.2. Dairy

7.1.3. Beef

7.1.4. Goats

7.1.5. Sheep

7.1.6. Pigs

7.2. Products from Animals

7.2.1. Meat

7.2.2. Milk

7.2.3. Eggs

7.2.4. Clothing

7.3. Animal husbandry

7.4. Breeds of Livestock

7.5. Apiculture

7.6. Fisheries

7.7. Pastures

7.8. Ham

7.8.1. bacon