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The WAEC Agricultural Science Practical Specimens for 2025 May/June examinations have been officially released. This article provides the authentic, verified, and updated list of specimens and apparatus that will be used during the main WAEC Agric Practical exam.
This guide is designed for candidates in Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia preparing for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Agricultural Science practical.
Is WAEC Agric Practical Specimens 2025 Out?
Yes, the WAEC Agric Practical Specimens for 2025 are now available. Schools have received the official list, and we have compiled and verified the information here to help you prepare effectively for your exam.
Important Note: Candidates must not have access to the official specimens before the scheduled examination time. The information below is intended strictly for preparation purposes.
WAEC Agricultural Science Practical Specimens 2025
Each candidate should be provided with the following specimens and labeled as specified:
- Specimen A: Ammonium Sulphate (labelled)
- Specimen B: Muriate of Potash (labelled)
- Specimen C: Cow Dung (unlabelled)
- Specimen D: Compost (labelled)
- Specimen E: Cutlass
- Specimen F: Spade
- Specimen G: Wheelbarrow
- Specimen H: Yam Beetle
- Specimen I: Cowpea Weevil
- Specimen J: Centrosema pubescens (cover crop)
- Specimen K: Spear Grass
- Specimen L: Chicken Gizzard
- Specimen M: Fresh Goat Skin (with hair)
- Specimen N: Animal Horn
Detailed Description of WAEC 2025 Agric Practical Specimens
Specimen A: Ammonium Sulphate
A nitrogen-based inorganic fertilizer containing ~21% nitrogen. Promotes leafy crop growth and improves yield, especially in acidic soils.
Specimen B: Muriate of Potash
Also called potassium chloride. Essential for root development, disease resistance, and overall crop productivity.
Specimen C: Cow Dung
Natural organic manure from cattle. Enhances soil structure, improves microbial activity, and increases soil fertility.
Specimen D: Compost
Decomposed organic waste used to enrich the soil. Boosts moisture retention and enhances soil aeration.
Specimen E: Cutlass
A sharp-bladed hand tool for clearing, cutting, and managing crops. Common in manual farm operations.
Specimen F: Spade
A flat-bladed digging tool used for soil preparation, planting, and transplanting.
Specimen G: Wheelbarrow
A single-wheeled cart used to move soil, manure, tools, or crops across the farm.
Specimen H: Yam Beetle
A pest that attacks yam tubers underground, leaving holes and reducing market quality.
Specimen I: Cowpea Weevil
Common storage pest of cowpea (beans). Bores holes and damages stored seeds.
Specimen J: Centrosema pubescens
A leguminous cover crop that improves soil nitrogen levels and suppresses weed growth.
Specimen K: Spear Grass
A perennial weed with long, tough leaves. Competes with crops for nutrients and space.
Specimen L: Chicken Gizzard
A muscular digestive organ in birds used to grind food. Useful in poultry studies.
Specimen M: Fresh Goat Skin
The hairy, fresh outer layer of a goat, used in scientific and industrial studies.
Specimen N: Animal Horn
Keratin-based horn used for defense and display in livestock. It can also be repurposed into tools or ornaments.
See : WAEC Biology Practical Specimens 2025 (May/June): Updated & Verified List
How to Use WAEC Agric Practical Specimens to Excel in 2025
1. Get Familiar with Each Specimen
Understand the names, appearances, and uses of each specimen. Practice identifying them ahead of time.
2. Study with Real-Life Samples
Where possible, handle actual tools and samples on a farm or in your school lab to gain hands-on experience.
3. Follow Exam Instructions Strictly
During the exam, carefully read each question and identify which specimen is being referred to. Answer based on structure, function, and agricultural relevance.
4. Handle Tools and Specimens Carefully
Avoid damaging the specimens during the exam. Respect all tools and biological samples as part of proper scientific conduct.
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Conclusion
The 2025 WAEC Agricultural Practical Specimens are now available and must be studied thoroughly for successful performance in the exam. Bookmark this page and check regularly for updates, sample answers, and tips to boost your scores.
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