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Think to yourself
WHAT IS
AGRICULTURE?
Answer......
It is an art and
science of systematic
production of useful
and animals for
human consumption.
Answer......
Why is it considered
as an art?
Answer......
Because of the
aesthetic importance
of plants usually for
decorative purposes.
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Why is it considered
a Science?
Answer......
Because of the
involvement of scientific
knowledge for better
production.
Importance of Agriculture
Marketable
Source of Surplus
Source of Foreign
Livelihood
Source of Exchange (Import
Food as well & Export)
as Fodder
Importance of Agriculture
Significance Economic
Great Employment
Source of in Transport Development
Opportunities
Raw Materials
for Industries
Food Security
3 F’s
FARMER
FARMING FARM -The Person
-Process -The Land
BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE
PLANT ANIMAL
HORTICULTURE INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY
BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURE FARM
AQUACULTURE ENGINEERING
ECONOMICS
BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE
Is the science and art of
growing and using fruits,
vegetable, flowers,
HORTICULTURE ornamental plants and
grasses to enhance our
living environment and to
diversify human diets
DIVISION OF HORTICULTURE
LANDSCAPE
OLERICULTURE HORTICULTURE
-VEGETABLES FLORICULTURE ORNAMENTAL
FLOWERING PLANTS
POMOLOGY PLANTS
FRUIT TREE
BRANCHES OF AGRICULTURE
Growing of plants that are used for
staple crops and fiber crops.
Staple Food - is one that is
PLANT regularly consumed in large
quantities as to form the basis of a
INDUSTRY traditional diet and which serves as
a major source of energy and
nutrients.
PLANT INDUSTRY
PALMS PULSES
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ANIMAL INDUSTRY
Is the branch of agriculture concerned with
animals that are raised for meat, fibre, milk, eggs,
or other products and other raw product for
industry.
AQUACULTURE
-Is the farming of fish, crustaceans, molluscs,
aquatic plants, algae, and other organisms.
-It involves cultivating freshwater and saltwater
populations under controlled conditions and can
be contrasted with commercial fishing.
AQUACULTURE
-Mariculture - refers to aquaculture practiced in
marine environments and in underwater habitats..
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS
-Is an applied field of economics concerned with
application of economic theory in optimizing the
production and distribution of food and fibre- a
discpline known as AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS
FARM ENGINEERING
It is the application of engineering technique to
agriculture.