AGRICULTURE FORM 4 UPDATED NOTES

Institution Secondary
Course K.C.S.E
Year 4th Year
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AGRICULTURE FORM IV NOTES 27.0.0 Livestock Production V (Poultry) (25 Lessons) 28.0.0 Livestock Production VI (Cattle) (16 Lessons) 29.0.0 Farm Power and Machinery (18 Lessons) 30.0.0 Agricultural Economics III (Production Economics) (20 Lessons) 31.0.0 Agricultural Economics IV (Farm Accounts) (10 Lessons) 32.0.0 Agricultural Economics V(Agricultural Marketing and Organisations) (10Lessons) 33.0.0 Agroforestry (10 Lessons)
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