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What does soil conservation measures refer to?

A combination of practices done to prevent the loss of soil through erosion.

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Why is soil conservation important?

To keep top soil in place, maintain soil fertility and productivity, and increase agricultural production.

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What is strip cropping?

Growing crops with little soil cover like maize in alternating strips with crops that have good ground cover.

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How do grassed waterways help in soil conservation?

They are channels where vegetation slows down water runoff and traps eroded soil.

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What are stone lines?

Stones heaped along the contour to prevent soil loss from runoff.

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What benefit do trash lines provide?

They reduce runoff and increase water infiltration into the soil.

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What is a soil bund?

A heap of compacted soil made along contours to reduce water flow downwards.

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What is a farm layout?

A drawn plan showing various farm enterprises and their arrangement on the farm.

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Why is a farm layout important?

It helps in the maximum utilization of land and orderly arrangement of farm enterprises.

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What materials can be used to make a farm model?

Cartons, cardboards, soil, papier mache.

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What is water harvesting?

The collection and storage of rainwater for farming purposes.

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Which methods can be used for harvesting water?

Using rooftops, diversion channels, water ponds, shallow water pans, and tanks.

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What is the purpose of planting grass around shallow water pans?

To control soil erosion and sedimentation.

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How is a shallow water pan constructed?

By digging soil to desired size, constructing channels for runoff, and planting grass.

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What is a water pond?

A dugout area lined with materials to hold harvested rainwater.

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How can water tanks be utilized in farming?

To collect surface runoff or water from rooftops for storage.

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What factors should be considered when setting up water storage?

Location, accessibility, crop type, farm size, storage unit dimensions, slope, and cost.

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What are the uses of harvested water on a farm?

Irrigating crops, watering animals, and for domestic uses.

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What are types of water storage tanks?

Plastic, metallic, concrete, elevated, or underground.

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What is the role of kitchen gardens?

To ensure a regular supply of fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs for family consumption.

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What innovative technologies can be used in kitchen gardening?

Container, wick, hanging pots, tyre, multi-store gardens, simple drip, organic sack gardens.

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What are the benefits of innovative gardening?

Uses locally available materials, saves space, and increases productivity.

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What is poultry rearing?

The keeping of domesticated birds for meat, eggs, and other products.

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What is a poultry fold?

A portable structure for rearing poultry that provides sunlight and vegetation access.

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What materials are commonly used to construct a poultry fold?

Wire mesh, fencing staples, reused wires, plastics, wood, nails.

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What are common practices when rearing poultry in a fold?

Moving folds regularly, providing clean water, maintaining hygiene, and ensuring shelter.

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How can pests be identified in vegetable crops?

Through signs like punctured leaves, cut-off seedlings, curling leaves, and presence of pests.

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What is the significance of fish processing?

To prevent spoilage and prolong freshness for transportation and consumption.

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What steps are involved in processing fresh fish?

Scaling, gutting, cleaning, salting, and frying.

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What is the importance of processing poultry carcass?

To produce quality meat fit for human consumption and to facilitate sale.

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What methods are used to preserve meat?

Sun drying, smoking, and salting.

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What is food preservation?

The process of preventing food from spoilage to prolong its shelf life.

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How does the kitchen cleaning benefit food preparation?

It prevents pests, promotes hygiene, and ensures safety during food preparation.

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What are daily cleaning activities for the kitchen?

Sweeping, dusting, and wiping surfaces.

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What is the role of a seam in clothing construction?

To join two or more pieces of fabric together securely.

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What is a plain seam?

A basic seam where two fabric pieces are joined and pressed to one side.

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What factors influence the choice of seam in clothing construction?

Type of garment, fabric type, seam position, and desired effect.

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What are some qualities of a well-made seam?

Firmly stitched, accurately placed, neatly finished, and matching where seams meet.

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What is an innovative waterer?

A device designed to improve water provision efficiency for animals.

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What challenges exist with current animal waterers?

Poor construction, inadequate water intake, and spillage issues.

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What are the advantages of using ICT in agriculture?

Access to information for weather forecasting, market prices, and agricultural support.

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What ethical considerations are important when using ICT?

Personal privacy, access rights, harmful actions, copyright issues, and piracy.

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What are the security threats related to ICT usage?

Computer viruses, unauthorized access, data loss, and cyber-crime.