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Section A: Animal Production

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Total cards: 22•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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Definition Of Agriculture

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Agriculture can be defined as the art, the science and the business of producing crops and livestock for economic purposes

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Aquaponics

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Aquaponics is a sustainable farming technique that combines aquaculture and hydroponics

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Parts of an Aquaponics System

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Rearing tank Hydroponics subsystem Sump

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Benefits of Aquaponics

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• Reduction in the use of water • No need for artificial fertilizers • More plants can be grown at the same time because of its density

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Disadvantages Of Aquaponics

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Electrical energy is required Cost of fish food Start up cost must be high

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Hydroponics

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Hydroponics is the growing of plants in a soiless medium, a water-based environment or in an intert medium

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Components Of a Simple Hydroponics System

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• Growing chamber • Air pump • Delivery system • Reservoir • Submersible

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Benefits of Hydroponics

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Very little water is lost to evaporation The nutrient solution is perfectly balanced No harm to the environment

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Disadvantages of Hydroponics

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• Initial set up is costly • Reqquires committment and dedication • Vulnerable to power outages

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Grow Box system

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The grow box system is the use of an enclosed box-like structure filled with a special mixture medium inside the box

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Standard size for grow box

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30 x 5 x 8

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Benefits of a grow box system

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• Controlled environment • Space effeciency • Year-round growing

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Disadvantages of a grow system

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• Initial set up cost is high • Requires maintenance • Limited crop variety

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Urban farming

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Refers to small areas within the city for growing crops and raising small livestock for own consumption or sale in neighbourhood markets

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Peri-urban farming

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Refers to farm units close to town which operate intensive semi or fully commercial farms to grow vegetables and other horticulture.

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Definition of UPA

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This is the practice of cultivating processing and distributing food in or around a village, town or city

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Benefits of UPA

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Expands the economic base of the city Provides employment, income, and access to food for urban populations

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Organic Farming

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The production of plants and animals without using synthetic or inorganic chemicals

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Principles that Govern Organic Farming

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• Biodiversity • Ecological balance • Companion Planting

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Local Institutions of Agriculture

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Ministry Of Agriculture Development Banks

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Regional Institutions of Agriculture

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Caribbean Development Bank (C.D.B) Caribbean Community ( Caricom) Caribbean Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Cardi)

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International Institutions

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Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Inter-American Development Bank (I.D.B)