Course Content
Course Orientation
Establish the qualification route, assessment structure, resources and study strategy.
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Subject Introduction
Syllabus Overview
Assessment Overview
Learning Resources
About the Preparation Course
Diagnostic Assessment: Agricultural Knowledge and Practical Readiness
Establish a starting profile and turn the evidence into a focused learning plan
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Introduction to the Diagnostic Section
Understanding Paper 1: Theory
Understanding Component 2: Practical Coursework
How Marks, Objectives and Grades Work
Whole-Syllabus Refresher
Paper 1 Diagnostic Examination
Your Diagnostic Results and Learning Plan
Practical Skills and Investigation Diagnostic
Module 01: General agriculture
Understand land use and economic decision-making in agriculture
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1.1 General principles of land use
1.2 Principles of agricultural economics
Module 02: Soil
Develop secure knowledge of soil formation, properties, fertility, conservation and water management
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2.1 Soil formation
2.2 Soil types, composition, texture and temperature
2.3 Soil fertility
2.4 Soil erosion and soil conservation
2.5 Drainage and irrigation
2.6 Water cycle
Module 03: Principles of plant growth
Explain transport, reproduction and germination in crop plants
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3.1 Movement of materials through plants
3.2 Reproduction in plants
3.3 Germination
Module 04: Crop production
Plan land preparation and the complete cultivation cycle of cash crops
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4.1 Land preparation
4.2 Cultivation of cash crops
Module 05: Crop protection
Control weeds, pests and diseases while using farm chemicals safely
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5.1 Weed control
5.2 Pest control
5.3 Disease control
5.4 The use of farm chemicals
Module 06: Livestock anatomy and physiology
Understand digestion and reproduction in farm mammals
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6.1 Digestion in ruminants and non-ruminants
6.2 Sexual reproduction in mammals
Module 07: Livestock production and health
Plan housing, nutrition and health management for livestock
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7.1 Livestock housing
7.2 Livestock nutrition
7.3 Livestock health
Module 08: Pasture management
Compare pasture systems and manage establishment, grazing and conservation
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8.1 Extensive and intensive pasture management
Module 09: Livestock and crop breeding
Apply genetics and selective breeding to agricultural improvement
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9.1 Monohybrid inheritance
9.2 Selective breeding in animals and plants
Module 10: Farm structures and tools
Select, use and manage essential farm structures, water, tools and machinery
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10.1 Fencing
10.2 Farm buildings
10.3 Farm water supplies
10.4 Farm tools
10.5 Farm machinery
Practical Coursework and Agricultural Investigation
Plan, conduct, record and evaluate authentic practical agricultural work
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Practical exercise planning, safety and evidence
Observation, measurement and practical technique
Planning and conducting the practical investigation
Data presentation, conclusions, evaluation and coursework portfolio
Course recap & IGCSE exam success guidelines
Consolidate the syllabus and prepare for theory and coursework completion
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Whole-syllabus knowledge, data and calculation recap
Paper 1 response strategy
Component 2 coursework completion and moderation readiness
Final mock examination and revision plan
Agriculture 0600
Subject-specific resources and references

Outcome: organise suitable references, equipment records and safety expectations

Practice: apply the lesson ideas to a short agricultural scenario, diagram, calculation, data set or practical-planning task.

Completion: produce a checked response or evidence record that meets the stated outcome.

Source: Cambridge IGCSE Agriculture 0600 syllabus (2027–2028), course resources and practical safety.

Notes & Resources
Agriculture 0600 Learning Resources.pdf
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