WBBSE Madhyamik Agriculture (Vocational) case studies
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The WBBSE Madhyamik Agriculture (Vocational) is a vocational subject offered within West Bengal's Madhyamik (Class X) examination framework. It suits students who want a practical, skill-based subject alongside general secondary subjects, particularly those from farming families or rural areas who may continue into agricultural training, farm work, agri-business, or higher secondary vocational courses. The WBBSE Madhyamik Agriculture (Vocational) case studies are 5 cases and about 3,511 words.
1Liming and Water Limits on a Bankura Laterite Holding
Sabita Mondal cultivates 0.60 ha of red laterite land near Khatra in Bankura. A soil test this March reports pH 5.2, organic carbon 0.38%, available nitrogen low, available phosphorus 22 kg/ha and available potassium 115 kg/ha; the block office notes high exchangeable acidity.
727 words, about 4 min2Late Boro after Potato: Seed Rate, Method and Fertiliser Stock
Ashok Halder of Dhaniakhali, Hooghly, has 0.40 ha of medium land under potato until the third week of January. He wants to take boro paddy immediately after the potato harvest and has a shallow tube well that can irrigate 0.40 ha.
721 words, about 4 min3A Crossbred Cow Milking Off Her Back
Rekha Bibi of Basirhat keeps two crossbred cows. The older one, a Jersey × local cow weighing about 320 kg, calved 18 days ago and gives 8 litres a day at 3.8% fat.
710 words, about 4 min4Brown Planthopper Patches in Aman Paddy
Bimal Ghosh has 0.80 ha of transplanted aman paddy (variety Swarna) at maximum tillering, about 45 days after transplanting, in Arambagh, Hooghly. The field has received 60 kg N/ha in two splits, and the past week has been cloudy, drizzling and humid at 28–30 °C.
684 words, about 3 min5Parwal Economics: Contract Price versus the Peak Market
Ranjit Sardar, 26, of Chakdah, Nadia, has taken 0.50 ha of land on lease for ₹10,000 a year and planted pointed gourd (parwal). The bamboo trellis cost ₹40,000 and lasts three seasons; planting material cost ₹8,000; manure and fertilizer ₹15,000; plant protection ₹5,000; irrigation ₹6,000; labour 60 person-days at ₹350; harvesting, grading and packing ₹8,000; transport to Kalyani market ₹4,000.
669 words, about 3 min