NECO Agric Science Questions and Full OBJ and Theory Answers 2024
– NECO Agric Science Questions –
NECO Agricultural Science Answers and Questions are out and available online. This page contains a list of NECO Agric Science Questions that will be asked for the June/July Agricultural Science Examination. Stay focused and read through the whole post.
The National Examinations Council is an examination body in Nigeria that conducts the Senior Secondary Certificate Examination and the General Certificate in Education in June/July and December/January, respectively.
Check current exams questions below;
NECO Agricultural Science Answers
NECO Agricultural Science Answers and Questions
OBJ :
1-10 DCBBCBBEEC
11-20 CADECEBAAC
21-30 EEBABDADBE
31-40 AECCACDDDC
41-50 DABABCBBCA
51-60 CBBAABCADE
NECO Agric Science OBJ Questions
The Following Are Sample Neco Objective Questions. They are likely Agricultural Science questions for Neco 2018.
A. development of secondary sexual characteristics
B. onset of the heat period
C. milk let–down after parturition
D. development of udder
A. 0.83 kg
B. 1.21 kg
C. 1.28 kg
D. 2. 25kg
A. the eggs cannot be candled
B. the chicks are less healthy
C. the brooding hens sometimes abandon the eggs
D. it takes a longer time for eggs to hatch
A. increase water intake
B. provide bulk to feed
C. reduce microbial activity
D. provide deficient nutrients
A. Aspergillosis
B. Acidosis
C. Milk fever
D. Rickets
A. potential energy
B. mechanical energy
C. nuclear energy
D. solar energy
E. kinetic energy
A. harrow
B. ridger
C. cultivator
D. planter
E. plough
A. grease
B. palm oil
C. water
D. petroleum jelly
E. spent engine oil
B. prismatic compass
C. measuring tape
D. gunter’s chain
E. spade
B. wilt
C. soft rot
D. damping off
E. mould
A. pigs
B. cattle
C. sheep
D. rabbits
E. fowls
A. sucker
B. rostellum
C. scolex
D. hook
E. segment
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
A. light
B. temperature
C. ventilation
D. relative humidity
E. turning off the egg
B. Sokoto
C. plateau
D. obudu
E. Oyo north
B. planting of crops
C. transporting of farm produce
D. storage of farm produce
B. crop failure
C. insurance
D. diversification
B. raise funds for farmers
C. cultivate a large farm
D. guide and educate farmers
A. create new jobs for farmers
B. raise funds for farmers
C. cultivate a large farm
D. guide and educate farmers
A. create new jobs for farmers
B. raise funds for farmers
C. cultivate a large farm
D. guide and educate farmers
B. a weathered rock
C. metamorphic rock
D. an igneous rock
E. a plutonic rock
A. parent material
B. D-horizon
C. C-horizon
D. B-horizon
E. A-horizon
A. magnesium
B. zinc
C. nitrogen
D. copper
E. phosphorus
A. natural flooding
B. check flooding
C. sprinkler irrigation
D. mole drains
E. tiles
i)Amendment of the land use decree
ii)Training of maintenance technician
iii)Encourage the local manufacture of farming machines
iv)Improved access to credit
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2a)
-Institute of agricultural research and training (IAR and T)-Ibadan -Rubber research institute of Nigeria (RRIN)-Benin city
-Nigerian Institute for oil palm research (NIFOR)-Benin city
-Cocoa research institute (CRIN)
-Ibadan -National root crops research institute (NRCRI)-Umudike
2b)
i)Wind power:
-It is cheap
-It is readily available ii)Electrical power:
-It is highly efficient
-It can be used on many farms
operations
iii)Solar power
-It is readily available -It is a cheap source of power
iv)Mechanical power
-It is very versatile
-It is easy to control
v)Chemical power
-Cheap to acquire -It is very versatile
2c)
-Primary tillage implements are implements that are initially used for degrading soil into smaller crumbs, e.g. plough
-Secondary tillage implements are implements that are used for making ridges and moulds, e.g. ridgers
1a)
i ) farm should be educated to accept the modern system of farming, especially in an area of mechanization
ii ) government should provide loans to enable farmers to purchase machines
iii ) the land tenure system should be reviewed to enable farmers to acquire large land
iv ) simple and less expensive machines should be developed
1b)
i ) to improve farm yield
ii ) to make food available in large quantities
iii ) to enable farmers to afford farm input
iv ) to attract more people into farming activities
1c)
i ) the national animal production research institute ( NAPRI)
ii ) Nigeria institute for trypanosomiasis research ( NITR )
iii ) animal production, fisheries and oceanography research institutes
1d)
i ) soya beans- oil
ii ) tea–Lipton
iii ) sisal- textiles
1e) TABULATE TENANCY AT GOVERNMENT WILL
i ) the farmer is at the mercy of a government that
allocated the land
ii ) the land is usually smaller
RENT TENURE SYSTEM
i ) the farmer is at the mercy of the landlord
that allocated the land
ii ) the land is usually large
CSN Team