IGCSE · 24 topics

Agriculture

G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Agriculture syllabus offline — from Importance of agriculture and farming systems, Factors affecting farm location and choice of enterprise, Soil formation, types and properties and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.

Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Agriculture.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.

IGCSEGeneral agriculture

2 topics
Importance of agriculture and farming systems
Factors affecting farm location and choice of enterprise

IGCSESoil

2 topics
Soil formation, types and properties
Soil fertility, pH and soil management

IGCSEPrinciples of plant growth

3 topics
Plant structure and photosynthesis
Conditions needed for germination and growth
Plant nutrition and nutrient deficiencies

IGCSECrop production

3 topics
Land preparation, planting and crop husbandry
Irrigation and water management
Harvesting, storage and crop yield

IGCSECrop protection

2 topics
Weeds, pests and diseases affecting crops
Methods of pest, weed and disease control

IGCSELivestock anatomy and physiology

2 topics
Digestive and reproductive systems of farm animals
Animal nutrition and feeding

IGCSELivestock production and health

3 topics
Housing and management of livestock
Common livestock diseases and their prevention
Animal welfare in farming systems

IGCSEPasture management

2 topics
Grassland types and pasture improvement
Grazing systems and pasture maintenance

IGCSELivestock and crop breeding

2 topics
Principles of selection and breeding in livestock
Principles of plant breeding for improved crops

IGCSEFarm structure and tools

3 topics
Farm buildings, structures and layout
Farm tools, machinery and safe use of equipment
Basic farm business and record keeping
How G3N helps

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Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.

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