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2395

Which of the following factors would you consider the least important for the successful incubation of eggs?

  • A. light
  • B. temperature
  • C. ventilation
  • D. relative humidity
  • E. turning of the egg
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2396

Which of the following is not a function of the ruminal microorganism?

  • A. digestion of cellulose
  • B. conversion of plant proteins into microbial protein
  • C. production of vitamin B
  • D. production of gas in the rumen
  • E. eructation of the ruminal gas
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2397

The head of the tapeworm is known as the

  • A. sucker
  • B. rostellum
  • C. scolex
  • D. hook
  • E. segment
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2398

Which of the following farm animals possess a pair of caeca?

  • A. pigs
  • B. cattles
  • C. sheep
  • D. rabbits
  • E. fowls
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2399

The groundnut rosette virus is transmitted by

  • A. aphid
  • B. mealy bug
  • C. wind
  • D. rainsplash
  • E. soil
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2400

Ginning is the process of

  • A. extracting cotton seed oil
  • B. separating fibres from the bark of kena
  • C. grinding cotton seeds
  • D. separating cotton fibre from its seed
  • E. converting cotton lint into yarn
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2401

The agent of controlled pollination in plants is

  • A. wind
  • B. insect
  • C. man
  • D. bird
  • E. water
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2402

Birds are important pests of

  • A. tree crops
  • B. legumes
  • C. cereal
  • D. vegetable crops
  • E. stored produce
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2403

Which of the following fruits is a capsule?

  • A. okra
  • B. groundnut
  • C. mango
  • D. coconut
  • E. apple
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2404

The reproductive cells of crops are called

  • A. gametes
  • B. genes
  • C. chromosomes
  • D. anthers
  • E. zygotes
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2405

The causative organism of maize rust is

  • A. a fungus
  • B. a virus
  • C. a bacterium
  • D. an insect
  • E. a nematode
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2406

A situation where only specified trees in a forest reserve are cut down is known as

  • A. selection
  • B. afforestation
  • C. reforestation
  • D. selective exploitation
  • E. deforestation
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2407

Which of the following describes the steps in making hay?

  • A. cut-sun-bale
  • B. dry-silage-silo
  • C. soilage-ferment-cut
  • D. cut-graze-paddock
  • E. bale-dry-silage
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2408

Reduction of ten seedlings of pawpaw to two per stand is referred to as

  • A. pruning
  • B. thinning
  • C. uprooting
  • D. weeding
  • E. spacing
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2409

The most effective method of controlling or preventing viral diseases in plants is by

  • A. planting resistant varieties
  • B. spraying crops regularly
  • C. burning affected crops
  • D. practising crop rotation
  • E. treating seeds with chemicals
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2410

Which of the following is not a method of controlling pests?

  • A. quarantine
  • B. crop rotation
  • C. fumigation
  • D. trapping
  • E. mulching
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2411

The plant-a-tree-campaign of the Federal Government of Nigeria is a way of encouraging forest

  • A. regulation
  • B. exploration
  • C. exploitation
  • D. integration
  • E. regeneration
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2412

Which of the following plants is not classified as forage grass?

  • A. giant star
  • B. guinea grass
  • C. elepant grass
  • D. gamba grass
  • E. stylo
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2413

A small plot of land where intensive cultivation is practiced to produce vegetables is generally referred to as

  • A. an orchad
  • B. a plantation
  • C. a nursery
  • D. a garden
  • E. a pasture
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2414

An example of fungal disease of stored grains is

  • A. rosette
  • B. wilt
  • C. soft rot
  • D. damping off
  • E. mould
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2415

The common surveying equipment for farmland include the following except

  • A. ranging pole
  • B. prismatic compass
  • C. measuring tape
  • D. gunter's chain
  • E. spade
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