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GRADE 9 AGRICULTURE AND NUTRITION TERM 3 RECORDS OF WORK

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Agriculture and Nutrition
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Curriculum Stage
Junior Secondary
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Grade Level
Grade 9
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Resource Type
Term 3 Records of work
👤 Author: Brian Mwangi
📅 Date: September 6, 2026
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Hygienic sanitation management, horticultural grafting methods, and domestic solar food dehydration steer Grade 9 Agriculture and Nutrition in Term 3, organising 29 practical sessions across 9 pages, with classroom practicals correlating with Healthy Planet Agriculture Grade 9 pages 61 through 120.

  • Sanitation Facility Maintenance: categorising school refuse pits, demonstrating disinfection protocols for domestic waste bins, and safely disposing solid waste across weeks 1 and 2.
  • Horticultural Grafting Skills: selecting compatible scions and rootstocks, cutting precise whip-and-tongue joints, securing graft unions with wax tape, and nurturing saplings in weeks 3 to 5.
  • Solar Food Dehydration: building wooden frame sun dryers with mesh trays and plastic glazing, drying leafy vegetables, and preventing post-harvest spoilage during weeks 6 and 7.
  • Farm Tech Promotion and Testing: presenting food preservation prototypes to the wider school community, recording drying efficiency data, and completing end-of-term evaluations in week 8.

Hands-on orchard budding trials and solar drying projects provide practical agricultural entrepreneurship competence before final marks are recorded.

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