1.1.1 … is the most valuable natural resource that can be utilised as animal feed - NSC Agricultural Management Practices - Question 1 - 2018 - Paper 1
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1.1.1 … is the most valuable natural resource that can be utilised as animal feed.
1.1.2 The soil property that is changed with the addition of organic material to ... show full transcript
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1.1.1 … is the most valuable natural resource that can be utilised as animal feed.
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The most valuable natural resource that can be utilized as animal feed is Water (C).
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1.1.2 The soil property that is changed with the addition of organic material to the soil:
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The soil property that is changed with the addition of organic material to the soil is Structure (D).
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1.1.3 A farming system where the produce is only for the needs of the family:
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The farming system where the produce is only for the needs of the family is Subsistence farming (B).
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1.1.4 A person who identifies a business opportunity, has the courage to take a risk and is able to manage the enterprise:
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A person who identifies a business opportunity and manages the enterprise is called an Entrepreneur (C).
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1.1.5 A document that keeps track of all female animals that have given birth:
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The document that keeps track of all female animals that have given birth is a Breeding record (A).
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1.1.6 The farm management principle which is characterised by the comparison of performance and expected results:
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The farm management principle characterized by the comparison of performance and expected results is Control (B).
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1.1.7 The process when farm products are advertised and transported from the farm to outlets for consumers to buy:
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The process when farm products are advertised and transported from the farm to outlets for consumers to buy is Marketing (D).
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1.1.8 The price of the product that settles at the point where demand for a product is equal to the supply of the same product:
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The price at which demand for a product equals its supply is known as Market equilibrium (A).
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1.1.9 Actions that will improve the agribusiness chain include:
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The actions that will improve the agribusiness chain include (i), (ii), (iii), and (iv) (B).
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1.1.10 A method that a farmer can use to create capital from the farm:
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A method that a farmer can use to create capital from the farm is Grant (A).
