Farm Records and Accounts – JSS3 Agricultural Science Lesson Note (Second Term)
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- Subject
- Agricultural Science
- Class
- JSS3
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Farm Records and Accounts
- Order
- Topic 2 of 4 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Types of Farm Records
Many records need to be kept on a farm, some of which are
Farm diary: This is a record of day-to-day records of everything that happens on a farm.
Farm inventory: A record of all assets owned by the farmers and the cash values of the item e.g. land, equipment, crops in the farm, and storage.
Input records: This is a record of all the items in running the farm during the years; it’s used in calculating the farm profit
Production Records: A record of all items produced on the farm, enables the farmers to know which projects are more profitable.
Labour Diary: This is a record of day-to-day work done on the farm, it’s used to determine the work done, the amount of labour expended, and the cost at the end of each operation
Sales records: Records of all products sold by the farmer e.g. eggs, yam, goat, etc
Consumption records: A record of all farm products consumed by the farmer and his family
This term's Agricultural Science topics
JSS3 Second Term · 4 topics
- Bookkeeping & Recording Transactions
- Farm Records and Accounts
- Agriculture in Stock Exchange
- Agriculture in Stock Exchange II


