Geography Form 2 Notes : VEGETATION
VEGETATIONPlant cover on the earth’s surface.Types of VegetationNatural VegetationGrows by natural means of seed dispersal without interference or modification by humans.Semi-Natural/Derived VegetationNatural vegetation in the
Geography Form 2 Notes : MAP WORK
MAP WORKMap – representation of the whole or part of the earth’s surface drawn to scale.Shows outline of objects on the ground.Drawn as if the
Geography Form 2 Notes : FORESTRY
FORESTRYForestry is the science of developing and managing forests including cultivating them.Type of Forests Natural forests-which grow by natural means of seed dispersal. Semi-natural/derived/cultivated forests-which
GEOGRAPHY O LEVEL(FORM TWO) NOTES – MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRYManufacturing industry refers to the industry which involves processing and changing the materials in order to make new products of greater value to man.
Geography Form 2 Notes : PHOTOGRAPH WORK
PHOTOGRAPH WORKA photograph is an image of an object, person, or scene recorded by a camera on a light-sensitive film or paper.Types of Photographs1. Ground
GEOGRAPHY O LEVEL(FORM TWO) NOTES – AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTUREAgriculture is the branch of science which deals with crop cultivation and animal keeping.Crop cultivation is called arable farming and it is carried out on
GEOGRAPHY O LEVEL(FORM TWO) NOTES – WATER MANAGEMENT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
WATER MANAGEMENT FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTDefinition Water Is a colourless, odorless and tasteless liquid found naturally on land surface, atmosphere and water ground reservoirs, and essential
Agriculture Form 3 – Agricultural Economics II (Land Tenure and Land Reforms)
IntroductionLand is an important factor of production.Without land, it is impossible to practice agricultural business effectively.The efficiency of land utilization is greatly influenced by the