The Farm Structures Unit at Lukume Agricultural College provides students with foundational knowledge in designing and maintaining essential structures that support efficient farming operations. This unit covers the planning and construction of buildings, such as greenhouses, storage facilities, livestock shelters, and irrigation systems, emphasizing durability, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness. Through practical training and classroom instruction, students learn to select appropriate materials, design for climate resilience, and implement structures that optimize farm productivity. This unit prepares students to create well-organized, functional farm environments that enhance agricultural output and support long-term farm management goals.
- Teacher: Margaret Imbusi
The Crop Production Unit at Lukume Agricultural College is dedicated to providing students with comprehensive, hands-on training in the cultivation and management of a variety of crops. This unit covers essential aspects of crop science, including soil health, plant breeding, pest and disease management, and sustainable farming practices. Through a mix of classroom instruction, lab work, and field-based learning, students gain expertise in crop rotation, fertilization techniques, and advanced methods such as hydroponics and greenhouse farming.
Equipped with cutting-edge tools and resources, the Crop Production Unit encourages experimentation and research, allowing students to explore ways to increase crop yield and resilience. By focusing on eco-friendly and innovative agricultural practices, the unit prepares graduates to address challenges in food security, environmental sustainability, and crop management, making them valuable contributors to modern agriculture.
- Teacher: Margaret Imbusi