Augustine Wiafe

WASSCE : Integrated Science includes a practical component in the Agriculture examination. This may involve field observations, crop cultivation, livestock management, or other hands-on activities that assess the student's practical understanding of agricultural concepts.
The examination aims to assess both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in agriculture. Students are expected to demonstrate an understanding of fundamental agricultural principles, as well as the ability to apply these principles in real-world scenarios

 Harvested and collected fresh fruits from orchards, employing efficient
picking techniques and ensuring the preservation of fruit quality.
 Sorted and inspected harvested fruits for ripeness, discarding damaged or
spoiled produce to maintain high standards of quality control.
 Operated packing and sorting machinery, including conveyor belts and
grading systems, to efficiently sort and pack fruits for distribution.
 Collaborated with a team of fruit pickers and packers to complete daily
quotas, fostering a productive and cooperative work environment.

 Oversaw a team of 15 forestry workers, assigning daily tasks, providing
guidance and support, and ensuring adherence to safety protocols.
 Developed and implemented a comprehensive forest management plan,
including sustainable harvesting practices and reforestation initiatives,
resulting in a 20% increase in timber yield.
 Conducted regular assessments of tree health and growth patterns, utilizing
advanced analytics and remote sensing technologies to identify and mitigate
pest infestations and disease outbreaks.
 Collaborated with government agencies and local communities to establish
partnerships and facilitate educational programs on conservation and forest
management, promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices.