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Agricultural Science

  • 31-08-2005 1:56am
    #1
    doctor evil
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    Yaye or naye?

    Whats it like and are there any helpful websites?.


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  • #2
    GUBU
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    It's definitely a good choice. As long as you keep up with the project work (which is worth 25%) it's an enjoyable subject with a lot of choice in the exam. There's a good mix of agricultural knowledge, biology and practical experience. You don't have to come from a farming background (although it helps) and the course is fairly easy to revise quickly once it's all been covered. I didn't find many websites just devoted to the subject, it's best to search for individual topics on science and farming websites.


  • #3
    bounceymousey
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    its an excellent subject. And the best thing about it is if u dont know something, make it up!!! Its the only subject with no marks being deducted!!! I got a B1 in it this year. It definetly got my points up. Glad i dropped Physics for it!!!


  • #4
    DanielGibbons
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    My brother started doing an hour a week of an after-school class in October '09, did the exam in June '10 and got an A1. Hope this helps :P


  • #5
    randylonghorn
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    Have a good read through this thread.


  • #6
    NotExactly
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    DanielGibbons wrote: »
    My brother started doing an hour a week of an after-school class in October '09, did the exam in June '10 and got an A1. Hope this helps :P

    I'm pretty sure they're finished their leavin' at this stage. The thread is 6 years old after all :rolleyes:


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  • #7
    randylonghorn
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    NotExactly wrote: »
    I'm pretty sure they're finished their leavin' at this stage. The thread is 6 years old after all :rolleyes:
    /headdesk

    Never noticed! >.<


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