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The anti-sterility vitamin in livestocks nutrition is
A vitamin K
B vitamin E
C vitamin C
D vitamin B.
In farm animals, a sign of heat includes
A profuse salivation
B secretions from the vulva
C difficulty in breathing
D continuous urination.
The process of mating in poultry is referred to as
A servicing
B kidding
C tupping
D treading
Which of the following farm animals is
considered as monogastric?
A Goat.
B Pig.
C Cow.
D Sheep.
A female cattle which has not had a calf or
developed into the mature form of a cow is
referred to as
A stag
B vealers
C yealing
D heifer
The breed of sheep that can be found
throughout Nigeria is
A Yankasa
B Uda
C West Africa dwarf sheep
D Balami.
The Mendelian law of segregation states that
the characteristics which is hidden in an F1,
reappears in F2 generation in a ratio
A 1 : 2
B 2 : 2
C 1 : 3
D 3 : 2
The fertility of soils under forest is sustained
mainly by
A nutrient recycling
B rodent activities
C being protected from direct rays of the sun
D preventing raindrops from directly hitting the soil.
A serious pest of sweet potato whose larvae
destroy the foliage is
A leaf miners
B weevils mea
C mealy bugs
D aphids.
Cassava mosaic disease is transmitted by
A Heteroligus meles
B Maruca testulalis
C Sesamia spp
D Bemisia nigerensis
An advantage of weeds is that they are used to
A control insect pest
B check grazing by animals
C check erosion
D control diseases.
Floriculture deals with the study of
A flowers
B fossils
C weeds
D insects
Forages that are chopped green and fed directly
to livestock are referred to as
A hay
B silage
C fodder
D soilage.
Jute and kenaf thrive well in a soil that is
A clayey
B sandy loam
C clayey loam
D humus.
The most suitable planting pattern for a
mechanized farm which is mono cropped is
A band placement
B drilling
C top dressing
D side dressing
Which of the following parts of plants are
normally used for vegetative propagation?
A Fruit, leaf and root.
B Stem, root and leaf.
C Fruit, leaf and flower
D Leaf, flower and stem.
Self-pollination takes place when grains are
transferred from the
A stigma to the anther of another plant
B stigma to the anther of same plant
C anther to the stigma of same plant
D anther to the stigma of another plant.
Use the diagram below to this answer
This type of root is associated with
A nitrogen fixation
B photosynthesis
C storage of organic acids
D storage of minerals
Use the diagram below to this answer
The structure labeled I represents a
A root tuber
B groundnut
C root nodule
D root hair.
The kind of tillage method most suitable for
maize is
A zero tillage
B minimum tillage
C maximum tillage
D contour ridges
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