Name two products obtained from a dual purpose breed of sheep.

State four control measures of fleas in a flock of layers.

State three reasons for washing the udder of cows before milking.

Name three breeding diseases controlled through use of artificial insemination.

Give two qualities of a creep feed that make it suitable for piglets.

Give three factors inhibiting milk let down.

List four signs of heat in a female rabbit.

a) Name a breed of beef cattle with a red coat colour and a white face. (½ mark)
b) Name a breed of pig which is black with a white band around shoulder to forelegs, slightly dished snout and slightly drooped ears. (½ mark)

State three characteristics of succulent roughage.

Name one sheep breed which is resistant to foot rot disease.

Give four characteristics of a good vaccine.

State four farm management practices that should be carried out during the mating season in sheep.

List four qualities of eggs selected for incubation.

State four features of a good maize granary.

State one use of each of the following tools/equipment:
i) Dibber
ii) Cold chisel
iii) Pipe cutter
iv) Milk churn

Outline three functions of vitamins in the body of an animal.

Give four disadvantages of fold unit system of poultry keeping.

Name three sources of fats and oil in livestock feeds.

Differentiate between pen mating and flock mating in poultry.

Study the illustration below and answer questions that follow.
i) Identify the implement illustrated above. (1 mark)
ii) Name the parts labelled E, F, G and H. (2 marks)
iii) State two methods of adjusting the implement above so as to plough deep. (2 marks)

Below is an illustration of a bee keeping structure.

a) Name the parts labelled K, L, N and M. (2 marks)
b) Give two factors that affect the quality of honey. (2 marks)
c) Name the type of pests that affect bees. (1 mark)

The illustrations below represent the stages of development of a three-host tick. Study it carefully and then answer the questions that follow.
a) Briefly explain what is happening in the following stages. 1,4,5,8 (2 marks)
b) Why do you think that ticks are difficult to control using acaricides. (½ mark)
c) Name the most common site the tick can be found on the body of an animal. (2 marks)
d) Give two examples of a three host tick. (1 mark)

The illustrations below shows the sequence of wool shearing. Study them carefully and answer questions that follow.
i) Using the letter A, B, C and D in the illustrations above, re-arrange them in the correct order of following during wool
shearing. (1 mark)
ii) Give two tools/equipment which are required for shearing. (1 mark)
iii) State four qualities of good wool. (2 marks)
iv) Name one breed of sheep which produces high quality wool. (½ mark)

a) Outline uses of fences in the farm. (10 marks)
b) Describe foot rot(foul-in-foot) under the following sub-heading:
i) Animals affected (1 mark)
ii) Causal organism (s) (1 mark)
iii) Symptoms (4 marks)
iv) Control (4 marks)

a) Give five advantages of embryo transplant. (5 marks)
b) State and explain the structural requirements of a permanent calf pen. (7 marks)
c) Explain the functional differences between a disc plough and a mould board plough used in land preparation.(8 marks)

a) Outline causes of egg eating in a flock of layers. (7 marks)
b) State five uses of lubrication system of tractors. (5 marks)
c) Explain eight factors considered when siting farm structures. (8 marks)