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Kindly note that you will be presented with 50 questions randomized from the NOUN question bank. Make sure to take the quiz multiple times so you can get familiar with the questions and answers, as new questions are randomized in each attempt.
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AGR201
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_is the proportion of the fresh organic material and humus (partly decomposed and synthesized) in the soil
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These fish are primitive marine vertebrates and exhibit unusual feeding habits and slime-producing capabilities is characteristics of
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Wildlife _________ practice involves strategies for the protection and rational utilization of both the wild animals and their habitats.
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preserved areas for future grazing, hay, seed-set, or hay
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Benefit of ecotourismare conservation of biological diversity and_______ diversity, through ecosystem protection
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Plantations are those established for watershed or soil protection is
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Modern forestry is aimed at assisting forests to provide and for wildlife habitat
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Aquaculture methods include
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The benefits derivable from Acacia nilotica NTFPs is
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_is done between March and April, mainly to reduce the number of trees, shrubs and forbs within a reserve or a park.
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Capture fisheries involves fishing in the
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Modern forestry is aimed at assisting forests to regulate natural water, including and water erosion
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Wet soil can be prepared for planting by ___________
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Characteristics of an ecolodge exclude ______
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are primary products of wood which serve as input raw materials for other wood products
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__practice involves strategies for the protection and rational utilization of both the wild animals and their habitats.
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A ruminant characteristically having a stomach divided into and chewing a cud consisting of regurgigated, partially digested food
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What part of wildlife is prohibited internationally? ________
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The main drawback of forest gardening is that planting out and establishment usually requires large numbers of __and substantial work.
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Bird flu, rabies and _disease are transmitted from animal to man
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Woodland management techniques are coppicing, pollarding and _
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Examples of plants propagated through________organs are strawberries and yarrow
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The process of protecting an endangered species of plant or animal by removing part of the population from a threatened habitat and placing it in a new location, which may be a wild area or within the care of humans is known as _________
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When residual stand damage is minimized by directional felling of trees this inform selection system.
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Characteristic of a plantaion is usually
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_is the rearing of silkworms for the production of raw silk
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Contribution of wildlife to the social, economic and _________ development of the country
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the fish that live in either salt or freshwater but which need a warm (tropical) medium or temperature to live.
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Grafting allows gardeners to produce plants except
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__is a measure of the dampness of the atmosphere
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Agricultural development can not be improved and sustained through a critical analysis of the
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The art of tending crops and rearing animals is regarded as
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The characteristics are presence of internal jaws , paired appendages (pectoral, pelvic fins) supported by an internal skeleton which provide more efficient locomotion this
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Potential users of __include forest managers, investors, environmental advocates, business consumers of wood and paper, and individuals.
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How will you classify mixed faming? On the basis of _______
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Spear grass is propagated through
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The system whereby agroforestry practice whereby crop husbandry is combined with forest management is known as
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The objective of the is to establish new forest reproduction under the shelter of the retained trees.
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A method of plant propagation involving the fusion of distinctly different sex cells to produce a plant is known as
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The art and science of controlling the establishment, growth, composition, health and quality of forests to meet diverse needs and values of land-owners and society is known as
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Vital input in today’s agricultural and horticultural production systems is _______
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is aimed at controlling the amount and distribution of available growing space
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In Nigeria, there are Four Systems of Managing Farm Animals, namely Nomadic Herding, Free Range System, Semi-intensive System and
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Wase Rock Bird Sanctuary is located in _______ state
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is the growing of fish in confined water bodies through the manipulations of water parameters and fish to achieve desired production level.
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Grooming of farm animals by brushing is to eliminate
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obtained from whole or parts of non-timber sized trees
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is a strategy for the integrated management of land, water and living resources that promotes conservation and sustainable use in an equitable way.
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The removal of the lower branches of the young trees to clear knot-free wood which can subsequently grow over the branch stubs is known as
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This is not a type of leaf cutting
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