Ululv-Z95 Public Disclosure Authorized

TRAINING EQUIPMENT LISTS

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE Public Disclosure Authorized

VOL I: Itemized Equipment Lists by Main and Sub-Areas

FAO/WORLD BANK

Cooperative Programme Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized FOREWORD

From time to time doubt has been expressed concerning and, the vaLu,,e, indeed, the wisdom of preparing equipment lists such as those to which this preparatory note is attached. To solve this doubt a special task force was appointed in 1976 to consider, among other matters relating to equipment and its procurement, whether to continue to prepare and to issue-these lists and, if so, how they could be improved.

The task force was unanimous in its decision to "carry on" and recommended the extension of the existing lists to include equipment required for training up to higher technician level. The task has proved to be arduous and, especially in the field of industrial technology, is far from complete despite the considerable lapse of time which has taken place since the task force commenced its work. A quick glance at the size of the agricultural lists and the different types of training covered will give evidence of the immense amount of time-consuming work involved.

While the lists are necessarily detailed it cannot be too strongly emphasized that they are to be used as "guides" rather than as "patterns" which must be uniformly accepted. This is especially true at the post- secondary levels where courses and equipment must reflect local needs and practices.

I would like to point out some of the salient features of the lists: new

1) in general, equipment descriptions and prices have been separated in order that the latter may be periodically changed without need to reprint the whole document;

2) coding systems have been adopted relating descriptions and prices where separated: in the case of the agricultural lists the code numbers also indicate the nature of the course concerned i.e. whether basic, higher or supplementary;

3) in the industrial lists, it has been possible to add illustrations of each item; it is hoped to continue this practice when further lists will be prepared. In commending these lists for your acceptance I would be remiss if I were not to express on behalf of us all our sincere thanks to those responsible for its preparation: to the original task force and its officers, to the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations for its acceptance of responsibility for the whole of the agricultural section, to the President and staff of the Centennial College of Toronto for the industrial section, and to Dr. David Lockard and his colleagues of the University of Maryland for the secondary school level science lists.

I sincerely hope that the lists will be of value to the developing countries and to the Bank staff and others helping those countries reach their economic and social goals.

August 1, 1978 Aklilu Habte Director, Education Department Page 1 of 5

World Bank Agricultural Training Equipment Lists

Introductory and Explanatory Notes to the 1977 revision of Volume I of the Bank's Basic Equipment Lists, 30 September, 1974.

1. Levels of Training

1.1 In addition to lists of equipment required for the teaching of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at Secondary Schools, lists are included for training at three levels,viz. Technical, Higher Technical and Vocational.

1.2 Technical level training refers to programmes, usually of two years duration, to prepare students for appointment in a junior technical capacity, either in Government service as for example extension agents in agriculture, fisheries, home economics; as forest rangers and animal health assistants, or in the commercial and private sectors. In the majority of subjects (sub-areas) listed the technical basic list suffices,but in a small number there is, in addition, a technical level supplementary list.

1.3 Higher Tcchnical level training refers to programmes of two and frequently three years duration following the completion of Grade 10 at school. Many, if not the majority, of these programmes are specialise. as for example Hcrticulture, Agricultural Mechanisation, Nutrition and Food Science, and Agricultural Economics and Farm Management. Those programmes prepare people for appointment in a senior technical capacity in -he Government, commercial or private sectors.

1.4 Vocational training refers to two kinds of programme in so far as the lists are concerned. The first is the training of technicians in their jobs, e.g. Vaccinators; while the second is the training of rural people to help them improve their productivity and family life, e.g. the training of women in Rural Home Economics.

1-5 Farm Family Traininig

Training of farmers and their wives and out of school children is commonly provided at institutions variously called Farmer Training Centres, Rural Training Centres and District Farm Institutes. Programmes are specific and usually short (3-6 days) covering two miain areas, viz. different aspects of farming, and Rural Home Economics. eage of

Besides academic and communal equipment, Institutions require equipment to operate small teaching demonstration farms: some may also operate a holding of a size typical of the area,. although this has not always proved advantageous.

Since such institutions exist to serve local needs, there is great diversity among them, even within one country. For this reason any one list of training equipment would not suffice, and one has not been prepared. Instead it is recommended that those responsible for equipping any new training centres of this kind should prepare the list of items considered necessary from the technical level lists in the Main Areas indicated below:-

2.02 Field Crop Production and Soil Management.

2.04 Animal Husbandry.

2.06 Farm Power, Workshop Processes and Practices, Carpentry, Metalwork, Rural Structures, Irrigation and Drainage, Surveying and Topography.

2.09 Home Economics for Rural Development.

2.14 Extension and Audio-visual Aids.

2.15 Common Equipment.

2. Additional Main Areas

New or additional Main Areas included in this revision are as follows:-

2.1 Technical Level

Animal Health Home Economics for Rural Development Fisheries (in preparaticn)

2.2 Hirher Technical Lavel

Agricultural Mechanisation Hort iculture Nutrition and Food Sciance Farm Business Management Page 3 of 5

2.3 Vocational Level

Rural Home Economics Training of Vaccinators Training of Artificial Inseminators Training of Farm Machinery Mechanics Training of Tractor Operators

204 The subject "Extension, Audio-visual Aids, Development Support Communication", which was a Sub-area of Common Equipment, is now included as a Main Area.

2.5 Two additional Sub-areas, Rabbits and Bees, are included in the Main Area, Animal Husbandry.

3. Areas Not Included

The Main and Sub-areas previously included under Food Science and Technology are now excluded as is the Sub-area Slaughterhouse Equipment (formerly included under Animal Husbandry) .

4. Organisation of Subject Matter Areas

4.1 Now all included in one Main Area (2.01) are the basic sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology; and the derived or applied sciences of Biochemistry, Soil Physics, Soil and Fertiliser Chemistry, Agricultural and Forestry Botany and Agricultural and Forestry Thtomology.

4.2 Now listed in the Main Area of Field Crop Production and Soil Management (2.02) is Farm machinery and equipment (excluding tractors, other power sources and workshop equipment) whether manually used, animal drawn or tractor drawn and operated. The seven sub-areas of this Main Area represent, in the main, a rational sequence of agricultural operations. Thus animal-drawn and hand equipment does not appear as a separate sub-area,, and Horticultural equipment required at the technical level is a sub-area of Field Crop Production and Soil Management.

4.3 A wide range of equipment has been grouped in the seven sub- areas of the Main Area, Farm Power, Workshop Processes and Practices, Rural Structures, Irrigation and Drainage, Surveying and Topography. As a result of the organisation indicated in para. 4.2 and this para. the original sub- areas of Farm Machinery and Advanced Farrm Machinery are not used. Page 4 of 5

4.4 Foruer subject areas 2.35 and 2.36.1 thrcugh 3, previously included in the Main Area "Animal Husbandry" now appear in the new Main Area "Animal Health" and in the Vocational Training lists for Vaccinators and Artificial Inseminators.

5. The Number of Each Item Recuired In the majority of lists, the number of each item required is related to the number of students in a laboratory, workshop, field and farm teaching and learning group. However, in certain sub-areas the number is also related to an enterprise of a specific sort and size. E=amples are the livestock enterprises in Animal Husbandry, the irrigation systems in Irrigation and Drainage and the electric fencing systems in Rural Structures.

In the Main Area, Field Crop Production and Soil Management (2.02), and in the Sub-area Farm Power (2.06.1), many items of equipment relate not only to any particular number of students but also to the requirements of an institution farm.

6. Cross References

Ee.ensive use is made of cross references for the following main reasons:-

6.1 hen it is desirable - in relation to a particular Sub-area list - to refer to one or more equipment lists of related subject matter areas, for example in Agricultural Mechanisation, Sub-area 2.07.4 Soil and Water, cross references are given to Sub-area 2.06.6 Irrigation and Drainage and Sub-area 2.01.151 Soil Physics.

6.2 When no equipment list has been prepared for a subject of a broad and general nature which is included in the curriculum outline on a Main Area introductory page, a series of cross references are given to relevant Sub-areas. Taking as an example Home Economics for Radal Development (2.09), Home Food Production (2.09.3) forms part of the curriculum. In this case cross references are given to Sub-areas of Field CroD Production and Soil Management, Animal Husbandry, Farm Power and others.

6.3 To avoid duplicatiLrg the lists unnecessarily when the curriculu= outline of a Main rea includes a subject matter area fcr which the equien-t is already listed in a Sub-area of another Main Lrea. Page 5 of 5

6-4 In the case of general-laboratory equipment and glassware, a number of the derived/applied science Sub-areas, and in Animal Health Sub-areas, it was considered desirable to refer users to the basic science lists in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, rather than, prepare/print separete general lists.

7- Use of Brand Names

This has been done only to clarify otherwise incomplete specifications which to the extent feasible are based on performance requirements. In all cases where brand names are quoted, the user should read "or equivalent", and the specification interpreted to permit offers of alternative goods with similar characteristics, and performance and quality at least equal to the named products, unless this is impracticable on the grounds of standardization or the need for spare parts.

8. General Observation

Frequently, for many reasons, there are marked differences between training institutions concerned with training in the same field of study and apparently at the same technical level. They are apparent in such aspects as the size and nature of the institution's farm, in the educational level of students at entry and in the academic and technical content and standard of the training offered. This general observation applies to institutions concerned with Agriculture, Animal Husbandry, Forestry and Fisheries. These differences will be reflected, in some measure, in the physical facilities such as equipment required by one institution compared to another.

However, in some more specific subject matter areas as, for example, Home Economics, Extension and Audio-visual aids, Nutrition and Food. Science, Animal Health and others, the differences in the requirements of different institutions of the same technical level may not be so marked.

Because of the differences that exist, the equipment lists presented in this volume should be regarded as "indicator" or "guide" lists to be used to select the particular requirements of a new institixtion or training programme? rather than used as typical lists. Page 1 of 6

TABLE OF CONTENS

LIST OF MAIN AREA

2.01 Basic and Applied Sciences

2.02 Field Crop Production and Soil Management

2.03 Eorticulture

2.04 Animal Husbandry

2.05 Animal Hbalth

2.06 Farm Power, Workshop Processes and Practices, Rural Structures, Irrigation and Drainage, Surveying and Topography

2.07 Agricultural Mechanisation

2.08 Farm Business Management

2.09 Home Economics for Rural Development

2.10 Rural Home Economics

2.11 Nutrition and Food Science 2.12 Fisheries

2.13 Forestry

2.14 Extension, Audio-Visual Aids, Development Support Communication

215 Common Equipment Page 2 of 6 TABLE OF CONTENTS

CMREHENSMVE LIST OF MAIN AND SUB-AREAS

This table shows, for each Sub-Area the training level lists in this volume-

2.01 BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

2.01.1 TB/TS Mathematics Sec. School basic and supplementary 2.01.2 T3/TS Physics

2.01.3 TB/TS Chemistry

2.01.4 TB/TS Biology

2.01.51 TB/HT Soil Physics Technical and Higher Technical

2.01.52 TB/HT Soil and Fertilizer Chemistry

2.01.61 HT Biochemistry Higher Technical

2.01.62 TB/HT Agricultural and Forestry Technical and Higher Technical Botany

2.01.63 TB/HT Agricultural and Forestry Engtomology

2.02 FIELD CROP PRODUCTION AND SOIL MANAGEMENT

2.02.1 TB Land Clearing, Forming, Technical Cultivation

2.02.2 TB Planting, Seeding, Fertilizing

2.02.3 TB Pest and Disease Control

2.02.4 TB/HT Harvesting

2.02.5 TB/HT On-farm Transport, Handling Storage

2.02.6 TB Propagation and Seed Technology

2.02.7 TB Horticulture "

1/ In each of the 2 Volumes, Vocational Training Lists are placed collectively at the end. Page 3 of 6

2.03 HORTICULTURE (Higher Technical level specialisation)

List A: Common Handtools and Equipment.

List B: Miscellaneous Common Equipment.

2.03.1 HT Fruit Production.

2.03.2 HT Hardy Nursery Stock, trees & shrubs, herbaceous plants ornamentals and aquatic plants.

2.03.3 HT Ornamental Horticulture; landscape design, sport an0 amenity turf culture.

2.03.4 HT Protected Cropping.

2.04 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

2.04.1 TB Cattle Equipment - Basic, Technical

2.04.2 TB Dairy Cattle.

2.04.3 TB Beef Cattle.

2.04-4 TB Sheep and Goats.

2.04.5 TB Pigs.

2.04.6 TB Poultry,

2.04.7 TB Rabbits.

2.04.8 TB Bees.

2.05 ANIMAL HEALTH

2005.1 TB Anatomy and Physiology. Technical

2.05.2 TB Microbiology and Parasitology. i

2.05.3 TB Pathology.

2.05.4 TB Clinical Medicine and Infectious Diseases.

2.05.5 TB ReproO.ction and Artificial Insemination.

2.05.6 VOC Training of Vaccinators Vocational

2.05.7 Voc Training of Artificial Inseminators Page 4 of 6

2 Q6 FARM POWER, WORKSHOP PROCESSES AND PRACTICES, RURAL .. STRUCTURES, IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE, SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY

2 . 06.l_T3/TS Farm Power Technical

2.06.2 TB Workshop Processes and " Practices

2.06.3 TB/TS Carpentry " 2.06.4 TB Metalwork "

2.06.5 TB Rural Structures "

2.06.6 TB Irrigation and Drainage " 2.06.7 TB Surveying and Topography

2.06.8 VOC Tractor Operators Course Vocational 2.06.81 VOC Farm Power " 2.06.82 VOC Workshop Processes and " Practices

2.06.9 VOC Farm Machinery and Mechanics

2.06.91 VOC Farm Power and Machinery

2.06.92 VOC Workshop Processes and " Practices

2.07 AGRICULTURAL MMANISATION (Higher Technical Level Specialisation)

2.07.1 HT Farm Power and Machinery Higher Technical 2.07.2 HT Workshop Processes and (2.06.92 VOC) Practices

2.07.3 HT Electricity on the Farm

2.07.4 HT Soil and Water " 2.07.5 HT Mechanical Drawing Page 5 of 6

2.08 HT FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (Higher Technical L=vel Specialization)

2.09 HOME ECONOMICS FOR RURAL DEVELOPMENT

2.09.1 TB Family Development and Health Technical

2.09.2 TB Family Resource Development and Management

2.09.3 TB Food for the Rural Family

TB 2.09.4 Household Enterprises " 2.10 RURAL HOME ECONOMICS

2.10.1 VOC Food for the Family Vocational

2.10.2 VOC Maternal and Child Care

2.10.3 VOC Family Health and Sanitation

2.10.4 VOC Crafts and Home Indistries

2.11 NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE (Higher Technical Level Specialization)

2.11.1 HT Nutrition Higher Technical 2.11.2 HT Food Science

2.12 FISHERIES

2.12.1 TB Freshwater Fish Pond Culture and Technical Management

2.12.2 TB Fish Capture (To Follow) 2.12.3 TB Marine Engineering' ( " ) 2.12.4 TB Fish Handling and Preservation

2.13 FORESTRY

2.13.1 TB Logging (including Safety,Equipment) Technical

2.13.2 TB Silviculture and Nursery " 2.13.3 TB Mensuration

2.13.4 TB Fire Fighting Page 6 of 6

2.14 EXTENSION, AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS, DEVELOPMNT SUPPORT COMMUNICATION

2.14 TB/VOC- Technical

2.14 FTC/VOC Farmer Training

2.14 HTS/VOC Higher Technical Supplementary 2.15 COMMON EQUIPMENT

2.15.1 TB Meteorology Technical

2.15.2 TB Camping

2.15.3 TB Transport Page 1 of 7

COST SUMMARIES

for

BASIC - and where indicated - SUPPLEMENTARY

Equipment Lists

for

Technical Level Training

Sbec ts BASIC SUPPLEMENTARY Price Price Price Prio 191 9b2 L97 TU U$SUS$ 1%

2.01 BASIC AND'APPLIED SCIENCES (See also Higher Technical)

2,01.1 Mathematics 1,222 1,730 3,190 4,516

2.01.2 Physics 14,767 20,906 2,949 4, 75

2.01.3 Chemistry 6,216 8,800 2,723 3 p 2.01.4 Biology 8,489 12,018 4,711 6 669

2.01.51 Soil Physics 12,317 17,437

2.01.52 Soil and Fertiliser Chemistry 12,596 17,832

2.01.62 Agricultural and Forestry Botany 22,574 31,958

2.01.63 Agricultural and Forestry ntomology 7,565 10,710

2.02 FIELD CROP PRODUCTION AND SOIL MAAGEM4ENT

2.02.1 Land Clearing, Forming, Cultivation 80,268 113,635

2.02.2 Planting, Seeding, Fertilising 27,764 39,305

2.02.3 Pest and Disease Control 5,920 8,381

2.02.4 Harvesting 45,412 64,289 82,026 116,123

2.02.5 On-farm Transport, Handling, Storage 80890 114,515

2.02.6 Propagation and Seed Technology 1,783 2,524

2.02.7 Horticulture 6,772 9,587

2.03 HORTICULTURE (See Higher Technical) Page 2 of 7

Sub ets ' .BASIC SUPPLEMETARY Price Price Price Pried 19717 1982 1277. 172 Us11 TsI us$ US$

2.04 .ANIMAL HUSBANDIrY

2.04.1 Cattle equipment - basic 5,024 7,112

2.04.2 Dairy cattle 9,000 12,741

2.04.3 Beef cattle 3,305 4,679 2.04.4 Sheep and Goats 5,064 7,169

2.04.5 Pigs 1,544 2,186

2.04.6 poultry 4,041 5y721

2.04.7 Rabbits 1,055 1,494 2.04.8 Bees 10,271 14,541

2.05 A (See also Vocational)

2.05.1 Anatomy and Physiolo&y 22,200 31,428

2.05.2 Microbiology and Parasitologr 28,731 40,674 2.05.3 Pathology 22,148 31,355 2.05.4 Clinical Medicine, Infectious Diseases 7,992 11,314 2-05.5 Reproduction and Artifical Insemination 6,550 9,273 2.06 PARK POWM WORKSHOP PROCESSES AND PRACTICES . RURAL STRUCTURES, IRRIGATION AM DRAINAE, SURVEYING AND TOPOGAPHY (See also Vocational) 2.06.1 Farm Power 34,105 48,282 12,500 17,696 2.06.2 Workshop Processes and Practices 3,794 5,371

2.06.3 Carpentry 5,302 8,214- 1,547 2,190 2.06.4 Metalwork 1,883 2,666 2.06.5 Rual Struct-ues 2,757 3,903

2.06.6 Irrigation and Drainage 44,246 62,639 Page 3 of 7

Subjects BASIC SUPPLEMENTARY Price Price Price Price 1977 9 1277 s _3US US$ US

2.06.7 Surveying and Topography (A) 3,613 5,115 (B) 8,958 12,682

207 AGRICULItiL MECHANIZATION (See Higher Technical)

2.08 FARM BUS=1iSS MANAGEMOT (See Higher Technical)

2.09 HONE 26NOM16S FOR RURAL DELOPMNT

2.09.1 Family Development and Health 772 1,100

2.09.2 Family Resource Development and Management 2,828 4,004

2.09.3 Food for the Rural Family 1,708 2,418 2.09.4 Household Enterprises 79991 11,313

2.10 RURAL HOME'ECONOICS (See Vocational)

2.11 NUTRITIO D OOD SCIENCE (See Higher Technical)

2.12 FISHERI8-

2.12.1 Freshwater Fish Pond Culture and Management 9,624 13,624

2.12.2 Fish Capture (to follow)

201243 Marine Engineering (to follow) 2.12.4 Fish Handling and Preservation 17,501 24,775 2.13 FORESTRY

2.13.1 Logging (including Safety Equipment) 17,736 25,109

2.13.2 Silviculture and Nursery 3,174 4,493

2.13.3 Mensuration 6,676 9,451

2.13.4 Fire Fighting 5,136 7,271

2.14 EXTENSION \AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS DEVELOPIENT SUPPORT COVMUNICATION 6,285 8,898 2,003 2,836 Page 4 of- 7

Subjects BASIC SUPPLEETAf Price Price Price Price

2.15 COMON EEJIPEN

2.15.1 Metueoro1o r 32653 5,172

2.15.2 Camping 4,971 7,037

2.15.3 Transport 47,945 67,875 Page 5 of 7

COST SUIIJILRIES

for

BASIC - and where indicated - SUPPLE1ENTARY

Equipment Lists

for

Higher Technical Level Training

BASIC SUPPLEMTAY Subjects Price Price Price PrieC 1982 __ -12 7 T3 1977 0a UTUS, US1 UsR

2.01 BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

2.01*51 Soil Physics 20,913 17,437 2.01.52 Soil and Fertiliser Chemistry 48,383 68,495

2.01.61 Biochemistry 873622 124,046

2.01.62 Agricultural and Forestry Botany 27,368 38,745 2.01.63 Agricultural and Fbrestry Entomology 12,371 17,514 2.03 HORTICULTURE

List A: Common Handtools and Equipment 2,442 3,473

List B: Miscellaneous Common Equipment 50,627 72,007

2-03.1 Fruit Productiun 6,147 8,743

2.03.2 Hardy Nursery Stock, Trees and Shrubs, Herbaceous Plants, Ornamentals and Aquatic:Plants 8,369 11,903

2.03.3 Ornamental Horticulture, Landscape Design, Sport and Amenity Turf Culture 12,259 17,436

2.03.4' Protected Cropping 108,853 154,822 Page 6 of 7

BASIC SUPPLEVTAR S&åec-ts Price rice Price Prieå 1977 19di2 1977 1982 USS US3 USS uS3

2.07 AGRICULURAL MECHJUTISATION

2-07-1 Farm Power and Machinery 45,902 64,983

2.07.2 Workshop Processes and Practices 27,083 38,341

2.07.3 Electricity on the Farm 3,318 4,697

2.07-4 Soil and Water 5,450 7,716 2.07.5 Blechanical Drawing 4,137 5,857

2.08 FARM BUSISS MÅAGL 6,080 8,607 2.11 NUTRITION D FOGD SCICE

2.11.1 Nitrition 2,108 2,984

2.11.2 Food Science 55,513 78,589 Page 7 of 7

COST SUMARIES

------for - BASIC - and where indicated - SUPPLEMENTARY Equipment Lists for Vocational Level of Training

Basic Supplementary Subjects Price Price 1977 1982 1977 1982

2.05 ANIMAL HEALTH

2.05.6 Training of Vaccinators 15,123 21,409

2.05.7 Training of Artificial Inseminators 4,287 6,069

2.06 FARM POWER, WORKSHOPPPROCESSES AND PRACTICES, RURAL STRUCTURES, IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE, SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY

2.06.8 Training of Tractor Operators 2:06.81 ) (VOC) Farm Power ) ) 33,952 48,066 2.06.82 ) (VOC) Workshop Processes and Practices )

2.06.9 Training of Farm Machinery Mechanics 2.06.91 (VOC) Farm Power and Machinery 34,339 48,613 2.06.92 (VOC) W:,rkshop Processes and Practices 27,083 38,341 2.10 RURAL HOME ECONOMICS

2.10.1 Food for the Family 169 239

2.10.2 Maternal and Child Care 340 481

2.10.3 Family Health and Sanitation 118 167

2.10.4 Crafts and Home Industries (see 2.09.4 and 2.09.2 Technical Lists)

2.14 EXTENSION, AUDIO VISUAL AIDS, DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT COMMUNICATIONS

Farmer Training Center 6,285 6,898 Code No.: 2.01

Main Area: BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

Code No. : 2.01

Levels: : SECONDARY SCHOOL

TECHNICAL

HIGHER TECHNICAL

Sub-Areas:

2.01.1 Mathematics Secondary School Basic and Suppleme.. y

2.01.2 Physics 9

2.01.3 Chemistry "

2.01.4 Biology

2.01.51 Soil Physics Technical and Higher Technical

2.01.52 Soil and Fertilizer Chemistry

2.01.61 Biochemstry Higher Technical

2.01.62 Agricultural and Forestry Technical and Higher Technical Botany

2.01.63 Agricultural and Forestry Entomology Code No.: 2.01.1 TB Page 1 of 5 Hathematics Lavgl: GRADES 10-12 - Basic List ObIgotivel Throughout grades 10-12, numerous topics which touch upon the varied branches of mathematics are introduced into the mathematics classroom in addition to the traditional subjects of algebra and geometry. Consequently, students are exposed to many abstract concepts, and various instructional matcrials aid - them in understanding the difficult concepts. Considering the variety of approaches to teaching any particular unit, and the current emphasis upon active student participation in the classroom, specific equipment is considered to be an essential ingre- dient for the make-up on any effective mathematics learning environment.

. The items presented in the list below are necessary for inclusion into every student's repertoire of learning experiences because they enable him to absorb, comprehend and integrate the wealth of material presented to him. Several examples will illu- strate this point. Geometric models (G5) are physical represen- tations of abstract ideas and can be used in a variety of ways. They8 for example, provide students with an opportunity to define the characteristics of any given solid, to describe relationships among different solids, and even to discover geometric formulas by themselves. The binomial cube (Gl1) and the Pythagoreao theorem'(14) models not only demonstrate the concepts in question, but also a close relationship between geometry and algebra. The dissectible models are good for large clapsroom demonstrations as well as for individual activities. They excite student interest and make mathematics very "real" to the students. Geoboards (G3) are useful in classical geometry classes as well as in classes which study transformational geometry and group theory. The hexatat unit (OP2) is an excellent model for demonstration of the binomial distribution, normal curve, ikewed distributions, etc.

The equipment falls into several overlapping categories: measuring and drawing instruments, calculation devices demonstration devices, manipulative devices and models. In compiling the list: the following criteria were used. "Basic" materials is understood to mean that these instructional aids are essential tools for the classroom and the subject matter cannot be taught effectively without them. "Supplementary" materials are material which are highly recommended for purposes of demonstration and manipulations, and which enhance the presentation of various concepts in a particular course. Using this definition of "basic" and "supplementary", it is clear that the list does not include all possible types of learning devices. Numerous mathematics materials can be constructed quite easily, found in the real world, or demonstrated effectively on the blackboard without a school having to purchase a "fancy" model. Code No*:. 2.01.1 TB Page 2 of 5

For example, a cubeq sphere, and cylinder are important geometric models but are not included in the Basic Geometry list. These are models with which students are familiar and can easily find in their environment. A dissectible cone mod-l, however, is included in the Basic list. Although a cone may also be familiar to students, this particular model is a little mope difficult to construct, students are generally less aware of its mathematical characteristics, and it demonstrates several mathematical relationships. This one model can be used to discuss area, volume, hyperbolic curves, truncation, etc., and by using this model, it is unnecessary to purchase other models which demonstrate similar ideas. However, model sets of geometric solids are included in the Supplementary list because they are important enough to be considered as an effective demonstration set to have in a classroom,

Similarly, in the probability and statistics section, sampling boxes, dice, coins, etc. are not included in the basic list because they are easily made or accessible. It is not considered essential that one must purchase a commercial kit containing these items. However, a probability and statistics lab kit is recommended as a supplementary item because it contains nuierous items for varied activities.

Noteo: i) The following items on the list can be constructed if the proper tools are available (such as nails and wood for G3); or if teachers want to assign independent projects: G3: 08, 014, A8, A10, A12, OP2. ii) In compiling.the list, there are several items which can be used for either demonstrations, group activities, or individual projects. The items include G4., A3, 0A2, OT1, and OP2 and the quatity recommended is given for both the teachc- and students.

iii) In reference to c_lculators, only hL4d calculators have been incl.uded in the list. However, classroom calculators or comuters are ccn:idered to be valuable assets in a school. In part-icular, they would be most useful in calculus, trigono-aetry, and probability and statistics classees.

Number of stud=nts: 20 1unbor of Itone Item Code Required Total Number No. N1o. Teacher Student Stock &eauiired Descriion

Geometry (Plane or solid)

1 01 1 20 4 25 Compass, for studentss pencil-type, arc pointer sets radii, brass or plated steel with pencil included, approx 15 cm span

2 G2 1 - - 1 Compass, for use at chalkboard, woodo 42 cm 3 G3 1 10 - 11 Geoboard, rectangular, approx 25 pins, 30 cm x 30 cm 4 64 1 5 2 8 Moter stick, wood, calibrated in mm, cm Modelsfor demonstration: 6 G5-1 1 - - 1 Dioue6table wood cone, base diameter 15 cm 7 G5-2 Rogular polyhedrons, plastic, transparent Any one of the following: 1 - - 1 Tetrahedron, 15 cm edges 1 - 1 (Octahedron, 10 cm edges Any one of the following: 1 - - 1 Dodecahedron, 5 cm edges 1 - 1 Icosahedron, 6 cm edges 8 G5-3 Volumo relationtjhips, plastic objocts which can ba'filled with water: 1 - - 1 Cylinder and cone set, ratio 3:1, cylinder approx 16 cm high 1 - - 1 Cube and square pyramid set, cube approx 10 cm edge 0

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Lal 0 Numbor of Items Item Code RRVIe Hmber No. No. Teacher Student Stock Rgmre-d Desilion

9 a6 1 10- 11 Pinboard% metric, plastic, 24 cm x 24 cm approx, approx 350 pins 10 07 1 20 4 25 Protractor, for students, plastic, 180o, calibration in degrees, approx 9 cm base 11 08 1 - 1 Protractor, for use at chalkboard, wood wibh handle, approx 30 cm base, 18009 calibrations in degreen 12 09 1 20 4 25 Ruler, for students, 30 cm, wood, calibrated in mm, cm

13 Al 1 - - 1 Graph stencil, for the chalkboard, rectangular coordinates, approx 100 cm x 140 Cal 14 A2 1 20 4 25 Log charts for notebooks, only if textbooks do not have tables in the appendix, common logarithmes 4 places 15 A3 1 5 2 8 Heter stick, wood, calibrated in mm, cm 16 A4 1 20 4 25 Ruler, for students, 30 cm, wood, calibrated in mm, cm Other Hathematica AnalyticGometr 17 OA1 1 - 1 Graph stencil for the chalkboard, rectangular coordinates, approx 100 cm x 140 cm 18 0A2 1 5 . 2 8 Moter sti.k wood, calibrateC in mm, cm 19 0A3 1 20 4 25 Ruler, for students, 30 cm, wood, calibrated in mm, cm 20 OCI One of the followinV: 1 20 - 21 Calculator (with trig. fens., natural lod., etc.) 1 20 - 21 S1ide rule, plastic, with basic math and trig, scales 0 Number of Items Item Code Reuired Total Number No. No. Teacher Student Stock Retugred Descri-otion

21 0C2 Log tables, for notebooks, only if texts do not have tables in the apperfdix; 1 20 4 25 Common log-, 4 places 1 20 4 25 Iatural log, 4 pladbs 22 003 1 20 - 21 Trig tables, only i' texts do not have tabies in appendix Probability and Statistice No basic materials are necessaryo Trigonometry 23 OT1 1 5 2 8 Mfeter stick, wood, calibrL4ted in mm, cni 24 OT2 1 20 4 25 Rulerv for students, 30 cm, wood, calibrated in mm, cm 25 OT3 1 20 4 25 Trig tables only if texts do not have them in appendix

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* Code No. : 2. 1 .1 TS Page 1 of 2 SUB--AREA* Mathematics Level; GwEs1 10-12 SUPPLEMMNARY LIST Objectives; This list includes materials which are highly recommenl~ed for purposes of demonstrations and manipulationsv and which enhance the presentation of vEriouu concepts in a particular course, Number of students: 20 Item No. Code No. Number of Iteseqid TotalNumber Desrition Teacher Student Stock Required GrinumLPy (Piane and Solia'2 1 010 1 I Binonial cube demonstration model (dissectible) 2 a1ll 2 -2 Geo strips, s3t of approximately 60 stripsq up to approximeA,ely 20 cm. in length 3 012 1 - -1 Graph stencil for t*"e chall-board, rectangular coordinc-tei, a-.proxinately 100 cm x 140 cm 4 013 1 1 Voliels set containinig basic geometric solids, wo3d or plastic, approximately 6 cm high, ap?roxir.i,te rEnge cf number of atodels per set 10-20 5 014 1 I PhythiagorGan theorem, demonstration model, (dis 3ectible), approximately 20 cm square ALGEBRA 6 A5 1I Algebraic axperience materiab set 7 A6 1I Binomial cube, demcnstration model (dissectible), approximately 12 cm on edge 8 A7 One )f tie rc1Ilowink,

1 20 -21 Calculatcr (i.itn tri, functions, natural log, et c. 1 20 -21 Side rulbi, plastic, with basic math and trig. scales 9 AS1 20 4 25 Geoboard, T601"anau1.rt 80 cm x 30 cm 10 A9 1qr aph f3~ ~r tI.9 chalkboard, polar

oa~c~ ;:~~~100 cm x 140 cm Code No.:, 2.01.1-TS Page 2 of 2 DesErition Item Code Nwber of Items Reguired Total Number, No. No, Teacher Student Stock Regfred model (dissectible), 11 A10 1 - 1 Pythagoran theorem, demonstration approximately 2.) an square

ANALYTIC GEOMETRY One of the following: 12 0A4 1 20 21 Calculator (with trig. functions, natural log., eto,.) with basic math and trig. scales 1 20 21 Slide rule, plastic, CALCULUS No supplementary materialu are necessary PROBAB3ILITY AND STATISTICS Calculator 13 OPI 1 20 21 6 Hexatat probabilit,r unit, for d3monstration 14 OP2 1 5 - Probability and Statistioe Lab,(includes OPI) 15 OP3 1 - 16 TRIGONOE1RY One of the following: 16 OT4 natural log., etc.) 1 20 - 21 Calculator (with trig. functionw, plastic, with basic math and trig. scales 1 20 - 21 Slide rule, for the chalkboard 1 Trig fenction demonstrator, .,iodel 17 0T5 1 - - Code No.: 2.01.2 TB Page 1 of 8

SUB-AREA: Phys ics

Level: SECONDAY SCHOOL - BASIC LIST

Obiectives: To enable students to acquire knowledge and understanding of the physical world in which they live and the proper use and care of laborato*y equipment

Number of Students: Class size: 20 Practical group: 2 to 4

Note i) Only in a few cases have spares or replacements for consumable items been listed.

ii) Some of the major equipment or demonstration devices have a variety of accessories. The accessories chosen will depend on the experiments or demonstrations to be done by the teacher. An allowance of perhaps 20% of the price of the major equipment should be allowed for these accessoriec,

Item Number of *ems Total Number Description No, Required 'Reguired Teacher Student 1- 7 7 Amperes Rule apparatus 2 1 - 1 Absolute Zero demonstration 3 - 7 7 Archimedes Apparatus 4 1 - 1 Amplifier, Audio 5 1 3 4 Balance, single beam Harvard Trip 6 -3 3 Balance, student 7 1 1 Ball and ring apparatus 8 1 1 Ballistics car 9 1 1 Barometer, aneroid 10 1 - 1 Barometer, mercury wall mount 11 - 20 20 Batteries, D cell dry cell 1.5 V 12 - 5 5 Batteries, Ignition 1.5 V 13 - 5 5 Batteries, Dry Cell 6 V 14 - 10 10 Battery holders, two 1.5 V D calls 15 1 - 1 Battery charger, 6 or 12 V 16 1 - 1 Battery tester (hydrometer) Code No: 2.0L2 T3 Page 2 of 8

Item Number of Items Total Number Descriotion -- No. Recuired Reauired Teacher Student 17 - 6 6 Batt ery, student cells 18 Beakers, boresilicate glass - 24 24 250 ml - 10 10 600 ml - 2 2 1000 ml 19 - 7 7 Bell, electric 20 1 - 1 Bell in. Vacuuo, jar and bell 21 1 - 1 Bell jar, 150 mm diameter, 250 mm height with stopper 22 - 11 11 Block, perspez, 115 z 65 z 20 mm 23 1 - 1 Boyle& Law apparatus 24 - 6 6 Brownian Motion apparatus, Whitney Bay Smoke Cell 25 - 4 4 Bucket, polypropylene with lid, 9 litres 26 1 -1 ouyancy apparatus 27 - 7 7 Bdrner, Bunsen (specify gas .type) 28 - 4 4 Burner, Meker (specify gas type) 29 - 4 4 Burner, wing top for 30 - 2 2 Callipar Gauge, direct reading vernier 31 - 6 6 Calorimeter, double wall

32 - 1 1 Camera, pinhole kits (class quantities) 33 1 - 1 Capillary tubes and reservoir 34 - 4 4 Cartesian Diver set 35 1 - 1 Center of Gravity apparatus 36 1 - 1 Centripetal force aparatus (simple) 37 - 1 1 Centripetal force kit (20 students) 38 1 1 Circular m6tion apparatus, turntable 39 1 - I Circular motion apparatus, centripetal force attachment 40 1 - 1 Circular motion apparatus, angular momentum.accessories 41 - 7 7 Circuit Boards (orcester)

42 - 3 3 Circuit board accessories Code No.: 2.01.2 TB Page 3 of8 Item Number of Items Total Number Description No. Rd re d Teacher Student 43 - 10 10 clamps, buret 44 - 20 20 Clamps, multipurpose losshead (clamp holder, right angle) 45 1 4 5 Clocks, Electric interval timer 46 - 6 6 Clocks, Stopwatch, student 47 1 - 1 Cloud, diffusion chamber 48 1 - 1 Cloud, light source for chamber 49 - 6 6 Coil, heater for calorimeter 50 1 - 1 Color Filters, mounted (set) 51 - 6 6 Collision in two dimension apparatue 52 1 - 1 Color Mixing apparatus 53 1 - 1 Compass, jeweled bearing 54 - 10 10 Compass, Plotting 55 4 4 Composition of Forces apparatus 56 1 - 1 Cone, double inclined plane 57 1 - 1 Convection of Air apparatus 58 1- 1 Cord, sash (hank) 59 1- 1 Cord, whip, 1.5 mm diameter, 16 m 60 1 - 1 Cube, glass, solid 61 - 6 6 Current balance 62 1 - 1 Dipping Needle, compass 63 - 7 7 Dynamics carts, 3 wheel (pair) 64 1 4 5 Electric Motors, St. Louis type 65 - 6 6 Electric Kits for student building of motors 66 1 - 1 Electromagnets, demonstration 67 1 - 1 Electrophorus, demonstration 68 - 6 6 Electrophorus, student, small 69 - 3 3 Electroscope, precision aluminized straw type 70 4 4 Electroscope, flask type 71 6 6 Electrostatics friction rod set 72 2 2 Electrostatic pith ball set (assorted) 73 1 - 1 Fire Extinguisher, 002 Code No.:. 2.01.2 TB Page 4 of 8 Item Number of Items Total Number DescriDtion

Teacher Student 74 1 1 First Aid Kit, cabinet wall mount 75 - 6 6 Force Table 76 - 4 4 Friction apparatus 77 10 10 Fuses for electrical equipment (variety) 78 1 -1 Gauge, liquid pressure 79 - 6 6 Generator, steam 80 Graduated Cylinders, variety - 10 10 50 m1, 100 ml,.250 ml 81 - 4 4 Gyroscope, student 82 1 1 Gyroscope, bicycle wheel 83 - 7 7 Hook Law apparatus 84 1 -1 Hydrometer, light liquids 85 1 1 ydrometer, heavy liquids

86 1 - 1 Hydrometer, universal 87 1 - 1 Hygrometer, wet and dry bulb 88 1 1 Inertia apparatus 89 1 1 Inertia, Moment of apparatus 90 1 - 1 Induction Coil, demonstration 91 6 6 Induction Coil, primary and secondary coil set 92 - 6 nclined place 93 1 1 Iron Filing, one pound 94 1 1 2 Joule Meter, mounted 95 - 4 4 Kundt s apparatus 96 6 - 6 Lens holders (6) 97 1 1 Lenses, 38 mm lens set (6) 98 40 40 Lenges, variety for student use 99 40 40 Lenses, Holders for the lenses -38 mm diameter) 100 1 1 Leslie's Cibe and Thermometer 101 1 - 1 Lever and ulcum demonstration 102 - 4 4 Lever Kits 103 1 1 Layden Jar, dissectible 104 - 6 6 Light bcox and Optical sets 105 1 - 1 Light box, ortical source and optical set Code No.: 2.01.2 TB Page 5 of 8 Item Number of Items Total Number Description

Teacher Student 106 1 1 Linear Ez-ansion apparatus 107 1 1 Linear Air Track 108 1 1 Linear Air T -ck, air blower for 109 1 1 Linear Air Track, accessories kit for 110 1 1 Magdeberg Hemispheres 111 1 1 agnets, loadstone natural 112 - 10 10 Magnets, steel bar, 15 am z 15 cm z 7 MM 113 - 4 4 Magnets, Alnico bar, 15 am z 19 Cm I 7 VL 114 - 40 40 Magnets, breaking 115 - 5 5 Magnets, horseshoe, 4.5 x 3.5 cm 116 1 - 1 Magnetic Needle, demonstration 117 1 2 3 Meters electrio, Ammeters, moving iron (AC/DCS 0-3A 118 - 4 4 Meters, electric, Ammeters, moving coil, (DC) double range 0-1, 0-3A 119 3 3 Meters, electric, DC Microammeter 0-500

120 - 6 6 Meters, electric, Voltmeter, moving coil, double range 0-5, 0-15 VDC 121 1- 1 Meters, electric, Volt-ohm-milliammeter protected with circuit breaker 122 4 4 Meters, electric, Galvanometer, -3.5 to 0 to +3.5 mA, 10 ohm resistance 123 1 - 1 Demonstration meter, multipurpose plus accessories 124 - 25 25 Metersticks, 1 m x 25 mm, mm divisions 125 - 4 4 Micrometer Screw Gauge, 0 to 25 x 0.01 m 126 - 7 7 Mirrors, plane, 150 x 25 mm 127 - 7 7 Mirrors, Cylindrical convex 128 - 7 7 Mirrors, Cylindrical concave 129 - 2 2 Motors, electric kits (10 per kit) 130 1 - 1 Oersteads Law apparatus 131 1 - 1 Organ Pipe 132 - 6 6 Optical Bench Kit, simple type 133 - 2 2 Optics kit, Ray, table surface 134 1 - 1 Oscilloscope, AC-DC Solid state with triggered sweep Code No.: 2.01.2 TB Page 6 of 8

Item Number of Items Total Number . ___ei_i_ 'o 11 ired Recuired Teacher Student 135 1 - 1 Parallel Plate Capacitor 136 - 4 4 Pendlilum Iassis, package of 3 137 1 - 1 Plates, glass, assorted (set) 138 1 2 3 Power supply, electric, Autotransf4rmer 0-132 VAC or 0-240 VAC, 1.75 A 139 1 - 1 Power supply, 0-14V DC 140 - 3 3 Power supply, 0-12V DC, student 141 1 - 1 Power supply, E.H.T. 0-6kV 142 1 1 Prisms, mounted equilateral 143 2 - 2 Prisms, hollow, 600 x 600 z 600 144 1 1 Pucks, magnetic 002 (pair)

145 1 - 1 Pucks, Table for 146 1 1 PAcks, C02 cylinder andddry ice attachmen 147 1 1 Pulley Bock-Midget Hoisi 148 - 7 7 Pulley, single xylon 149 - 7 7 Pulley, double nylon 150 - 7 7 Pulley, triple nylon 151. - 3 3 Pump, force model 152 - 3 3 Pump, lift model 153 1 - 1 Pump, vacuum motor driven with plate and valve 154 1 - 1 Radiometer, Crooks 155 - 4 4 Resistance Box 156 - 4 4 Resistance Board 157 - 6 6 Resonance Tube, reservoir type 158 - 2 2 Rheostats, slide wire, .5A 1830 obm 159 -2 2 Rheostats, slide wire, .2A 110 ohn 160 - 2 2 Rheostats, slide wire, .6A 12 ohm 161 2 2 Rheostats, slide wire, 17A 1.5 ohm 162 5 10 15 Ring Stands, 200 mm. x 125 mm base with 500 m rods 163 2 5 7 Rings, suport, 10C mm diameter 164 - 7 7 Ripple Tanks, with accessories 165 7 7 Ripple Ta-ks. light source for Code No.: 2.01.2 TB

Item Number of Items Total iumber Description No. Required Required Teacher Student

166 - 30 30 Rule, plastic metric, 200 mm, mm markings 167 1 - 1 Second Law of motion apparatus 168 1 1 Solonoid, air core 169 1 - 1 Sonometer, universal 170 - 6 6 Sonometer, simple pattern 171 1 - 1 Specific Gravity Bottle, 50 aM3 172 Specific Gravity Blocks, Al,Brase, Ire - 3 3 3.2 am x 3.2 an x 3.2 cn 173 - 3 3 Specific Heat Specimens, 5 cylinders 174 - 10 10 Spectroscopes, student hand held diffraction grating 175 1 - 1 Spectrometer 176 3 3 Spectrum Tubes, Hydrogen, Mercury, Neo- 177 1 - 1 Spectrum Tube Power Supply 178 1 7 8 Springs, Wave Demonstration 179 2 5 7 Springs, Slinki, 110 mm 180 1 - 1 Spring Balance, Demonstration, 0-20 x o5N 181 - 7 7 Spring Balance, 2.5 x 0.lN 182 - 7 7 Spring Balance, 5 x 0.2N 183 - 4 4 Steam Generator 184 - 7 7 Stroboscope, hand 185 - 4 4 Stirrip for bar magnets 186 - 6 6 Switches, contact key, single 187 - 6 6 Switches, two way lever 188 - 6 6 Switches, knife switch, two way 189 - 6 6 Switches, knife switch, double pole, double pole, double throw 190 1 - 1 Tank, rectangular plastic, 600 x 75 x 250 mm 191 1 - 1 Tesla Coil, high frequency 192 - 45 45 Test Clips, Alligator 193 1 - 1 Thermal Conductivity Kit Code io.. 2.0L2 TB Page 8 of 8 Item Number of Items Total Number : 'zecr i Recuir ed Recuired Teacher Student 194 1 - T tric pair. 195 1 - i Thermopyle 196 4 4 Thermal Epa-nsion Appaatus 197 - 10 10 Thermometers, stirring. -10 to 500 1°C 198 - 10 10 Thezmom~eters, 'stirring, -10 to 110C 1°0 199 1 - 1 Thermostat, bi-P.etallic adjustable 200 - 2 2 Time:", Acceleration Kit, 10 units 201 - - 3 3 Timer, Carbon paper discs, 100 202 3 3 Timer, Paper tape for timing 203 1 - 1 Transformer, variable, 0-270VAC, 2.5A 204 1 - Tube, Crook, maapetic effect 205 1 - 1 Tube, Fuilibrium, liquid level apparatus 206 1 - T be, Geissler, et of 6 207 1 - 1 Tube, Guinea and Fexher, 1-5 m 208 - 1 1 Tubing, rubb3r, 5 x 15 m (10 m) 209 1 1 Tubing, rubber, 5 x 4 mm (10 m) 210 7 7 Trajectory apparatus 211 - 5 5 Tuning Forks, assortped freTuencies 212 1 1 ni=g horks, Sympathetic Set 213 1 - i Ultraviolet Lamp 214 1 3 4 Weight Set hockpd weights 215 5 5 Wnight Set, slotted set of 10 216 - 5 5 Weight Earger 217 4 4 Wheatstone Bidge, 1 m 218 1 - i Wh .le 219 1 - 1 Whimsk=t Static Electric M,achine 220 40 40 Wire CCble, Test leads, asr'Jment 221 Xiscellanecus sundrieS 222 Consuable stcr. 223 Szares Code No. 2.01.2 TS Page 1 of 1

SUB-AREA: Physics

Level: SECONDARY SCHOOL - SUPPLEMNTARY LIST Puroose: The supplementary 1irit provides opportunities for work in introductory topics at a more advanced level

Number of Students: Class - 20. Prictic-l group 2 to 4.

Item No. of Items Total Number DescriRtion No. Required Required Teacher Student

1 1 1 Absolute Zero Demonstrator 2 2 - 2 Amplifier (power) 3 1 1 Balance, Dial-0-Gram Harvard Trip 4 1 - 1 Balance, Analytical 1 - 1 Balance, Analytical Weight Set 6 1- 1 Cryorphoras 7 - 3 Cylinders, weight of air 8 1 - 1 Density ball 9 1 3 4 Density of liquid apparatus 10 1 - 1 Hot water heater model, glass 11 1 - 1 Hydraulic float model 12 - 1/class 1 kit Magnetization kits 13 1 2 3 Mcters, ammetors - moving iron (AC/bC) O-3] 14 1 - 1 'ichaElson interferometer 15 1 - 1 Millihan's apparatus 16 1 - 1 Optical disc - demonstration 17 1 - 1 Pascal's apparatus 18 1 - 1 Polaroid kit 19 - 4 4 Power supply, 0-12V studont 20 1 - 1 RAdio activity kit 21 1 - 1 Scaler tinor 22 1 - 1 Signal gener-Ltor (power) 4 Watt, .1 Hz -120 kHz 23 1 - 1 Signal generator, 10 Hz - 1 Miz 24 1 - 1 Springs (szt, variety) 25 1 - 1 Stroboscope, motor driven 26 1 - 1 Stroboscop,, electronic 27 1 - 1 Thcrmoocter, large classroom 28 1 - 1 van de Graff gnorator Code No.: 2.01.3 TB Page 1 of 7

SUB-AREA: Chemistry Level: SECONDARY SCHOOL - BASIC LIST Objectives: This list enables student's to acquire experience of the following laboratory topics: - qualitative and quantitative (tetrimetric and gravimetric) investigations - descriptive chemistry - structure and bonding - oxidation - reduction - acid-base and equilibrium topics Number of Students: Class - 20. Practical work . 2, except where more exotic materials are required in which case groups of 3 to 5 are assumed Note *i) A source of distilled or deionized water is assumed to be available,

ii) Particular attention has been given to safety equipment, and the need to support the teachers preparation room, as well as to supply demonstration materials.

Item Number of Items Total unber No. Recuired Reauired Description Teacher Student Stock

1 1 20 3 24 Apron, Plastic, Bib-front, with neck strap and waist tie 2 2 2 - 4 Aspirator bottle, rigid plastic, with stopcock, r-crew-on cap, 9 litre 3 1 10 1 12 Balance, triple beam, 311 g capacity, 0.01 g sensitivity 4 1 1 - 2 Balance, triple beam, low form, 1600 g capacity, 0.1 g sensitivity 5 - 1 1 Barometer, mercurial, 7ortin type, wall mounted 6 Beaker, borosilicate glass, Low (Squat) Form, Griffin type: - 20 4 24 150 ml - 40 8 48 250 M1 - 20 4 24 400 ml - 5 1 6 600 ml - 5 1 6 1000 ml 1 - -1 1 2000 ml Code Io.: 2.01.3 TB Page 2 of 7 te . Nber of Items Total Recruired ri ~3escrition Teacher Student stock

rZtc. caz opirg pizet (either pl : ci ; s): - 40 8 48 - 40 48 60 rl 8 18 20 10 48 3ottle, rret, class, polypropylene st-pper, 500 mi 9 - 50 10 60 aotle, ee.t, stoppered, with ulied labels for 10 comon reagents (6 each), 250 mI 10 20 4 24 Dottle, ide meuth, screw cap, 500 ml 1i - 20 4 24 lottle, t,ide m-uth, roun6-d, for gas Colection, azpro: 125 mi 12 - 20 4 24 Sottle, was, plastic sc.uoeze type,

13 20 4 24 3rus buret, for 50 ml capacity 14 3rs, te3t e bristle: 20 4 . 24 1 31 diameter brist1e head - 10 2 12 3eer ristlehe 15 2 20 2 24 'Uret, straight bora Stopc ck, Class 3, 50 mi, 18 0i1 ågraduation- 16 1 - 1 2rer3 Lu=sen, 1éker type (specify sas type) 17 1 10 12 urne:, en, adjutble (specify gas type) 10 1 12 :Surner wingi top (flame sprader) for above burner - 1 e=trifuge, 4 place, electric, approz 2800 re./min i adazters (if necessry) for 75 :c 10m test tub z ,.¤ilas ::ze tes -1 har riodc -lble,::a12 5ize 10 1 12 h.retvdole, sprin activated

19 c,zveri,-iG Code No.: 2.01.3 TB Page 3 of 7

Item Number of Items Total Numbor No. Recuired Reguired Description Teacher Student Stock 24 - 20 4 24 Clip, test? alligator jaw, 10 mm jaw opening 25 3 10 2 15 Clip, Mohr, for tubing to 11 mm diameter 26 1 10 1 12 Clip, tubing, Hoffman, open type, screw 27 - 5 1 6 Condeer, Liebig, 500 mm, borosilicate glass 28 - 1 1 2 Cork stopper, assorted, 144/pack

29 1 - - 1 Cork borer, set of 6, 5-11 mm holes 30 1 - - 1 Cork borer sharpener 31 1 10 2 12 Crucible, porcelain, with cover, approx 30 ml 32 - 5 1 6 Cup, porous, unglazed clay, cylindrical, approx 45 x 100 mm (wxh) 33 Cylinder, graduated, single scale, glass: 1 10 1 12 10 ml 1 10 1 12 100 ml 1 1 - 2 500 ml 1 1 - 2 1000 ml 34 - 20 4 24 Cup, polystyrene, thermally insulat- ing, 200-250 ml capacity, with lid 35 1 1 - 2 Desiccator, with top, borosilicate glass 150 mm diameter 36 - 10 2 12 Dish, evaporating, porcelain, approx 80 x 30 mm 37 - 40 8 48 Dropping pipet, glass, with bulb- approx 100 mm

38 1 - - 1 Electrolysis of water apparatus, Hoffman, with electrodes 39 - 1 1 Eyewash safety station, wall mount, with 500 ml plastic bottle

40 1 5 - 6 Face shield, plastic window, with headband 41 1 10 1 12 File, triangular, 100-150 mm 42 - 5 1 6 Filter paper, smooth, 'hatman No. 1, 110 mm, 100/pack 43 - 1 1 2 Filter paper, 'hatman No. 5, 70 mm, 100/pack Code No.: 2.01.3 TB - -~-Page 4 of 7

It em THmber of It ems Total Railer - ITO. Reouired Recuired .Descri-tion - Teacher Student Stock brass 44 - 4 4 Filter pump (aspirator), bracket 45 - 1 - 1 Fire blanket1 with wall container, 46 1 1 1 3 Fire extinguisheri dry chemical type, approx 1.5 kg

47 1 - - 1 First aid cabinet, wall mount, with supplies

48 6 5 1* 12 Plask; boiling, flat bottom, borosilicate glass, 500 ml 49. - 5 1 6 Flask, distillation, with side tube, borosilicate Glass, 500 ml 50 Flask, Erlemeyer (conical), wide mouth, borosilicate glass: 2 20 2 24 250 ml 6 5 1 12 500 ml 1 - 1 2 1000 al 51 - 4 - 4 Flask, filtering, heavy wall, glaa, with side connection, 500 ml 52 Flask, volumetric, plastic stopper, Class B, glass:

2 4 - 6 250 ml 2 - - 2 500 ml 1 - 1 1 1000 Ml 53 - 10 2 12 Fbrcep:, straight, blunt end, nickel plated, 110 mm 54 - 4 1 5 Fnel, Buchner, 70 mm plate diameter, porcelain

55 - 20 4 24 unnel, glass, 64 mm diameter (long stem if possible) 56 - 5 1 6 nl=nel, thistle top, soda glass, 300 mm 57 2 2 2d=nel, utility, plastic, for solution transfer, approx 130 mm diameter 58 1 10 1 12 Gas liZhter, friction type 59 2 12 G10l r, bor-silicate, 5-6 mm, 1.5 m lenGth 6o 15 40 20 75 Glass -ubin=Z, borasilicate, 6 mm o.d. 1. 5 m lenGth

61 3 - 2 Glass tubing, borosilicate, 10 mm o.d., Code No.: 2.01.3 TB Page 5 of 7 Item Number of Items Total Nuaber No. Reaired RecIred Descriotion Teacher Student Stock -

62 1 - 1 Gloves, asbestos, dust suppressed, pair 63 1 1 - 2 Gloves, rubber, pair 64 - 10 2 12 Holder, test tube, Stoddard type, spring steel 65 1 - 1 Lab coat, white drill 66 - 1 - 1 Labels, plain, gummed, approx 50 . 20 mm, 500/pack 67 - 20 4 24 Litmus paper, red and blue books, pairs 68 1 1 2 Metre rule, hardwood, 1 m x 25 mm, mm divisions 69 1 - 1 Model, molar gas volume box, 22.4 litres, cardboard 70 1 5 - 6 Models, molecular set, ball and stick type 71 - 10 2 12 Mortar and pestle, porcelain, approx 90 mm o.d. 72 1 - - 1 Oven, electric, drying, thermostatic control, 3500 to 2000C approx range 73 1 10 1 12 Pipet, glass, Mohr, 10 ml x 0.1 ml, Class B 74 - 20 4 24 Plate, glass, square, approx 60 x 60 mm 75 - 4 - 4 Pneumatic trough, plastic, approx. 275 mm dia. by 150 mm high 76 1 - - 1 Power supply, for DC and lower AC volts at variable levels

77 2 20 2 24 Rack, test tube, plastic, 12 wells, 20 mm dia. 78 2 20- 2 24 Ring stand, with metal support base and 600 mm rod (retort stand) 79 2 20 2 24 Ring, support, iron, with clamp, 95 mm i.d. dia. 80 1 10 1 12 Rubber (or plastic) bulb, pipet, pear shape, 32 mm diameter (approx) 81 - 20 4 24 Rubber policeman, amber gum, narrow shape 82 1 2 1 4 Rubber stoppers, assortment of solid, 1-hole, and 2-hole; 57-60/pack Code No*- 2.01.3 TB. Page 6 of7 It em umber of Items Total .1.nrber . 1o, Ru Recruired Descriution Teacher Student Stock 83 5 .10 5 20 ubber tubini, red, 8 mm i.d., 2 mm wall, per metre length 84 5 5 5 15 Rubber tubing, black, 5 m i.d., 1-5 mm wall, per metre length 85 3 - 3 Rubber tubing, black, 6 mm id., 7 mm wall, for suction filtration, per metre length

86 - 20 4 24 Rule, metric, plastic, 200 mm, mm mark-- ings 87 1 20 3 24 Safety .oggles, with baffle vents, headband 88 1 - - 1 Sealing tissue, "Parafilm", 50 mm x 15 m roll 89 1 - 1 1 Solution conductivity apparatus, electric bulb type 90 2 20 2 24 Spatula, polished nickel, flat and and spoon end, 150 mm length (approx) 91 100 200 300 Spherep, polystyreeg assorted sizes, 20-50 mm diameter, for molecular model building 92 - 4 1 5 Splints, wood, 100/bundle 93 1 20 3 24 Sponge, cellulose or foam plastic 94 - 5 1 6 Spoon, deflagration 95 Test tube, borosilicate glass, with rim (socie size variation allowed at local option) - 80 l 96 10 = 75 mm - 120 24 144 12 x 100 mm - 240 48 288 16 = 125 m - 20 4 24 5 150 V.m 96 1 20 3 24 Thelmometar, laboratory, partial immersion, mercury or red liquid, 100 C to 11000, 11C graduations

97 1 - 1 2 Thermometer, laboratory, partial immersion, mercu-, -10 0 0 to 25000, C ga- einations 98 1 - - 1 Tonzs, beaker, stainlesz steel 99 1 10 1 12 Tons, c:ucible, cainless steel, appr= 300 mr. lcnr 100 1 - 1 1 Tool :e- laboratory (including pliers, cedrv ire cutter, shear, wrenches, and solcerin7 iron) Code No.: 2.01.3 TB Page 7 of 7 Item Number of Items Total -nfiber No. Reruired ReDuired flescription Teacher Student Stock 101 - 10 2 12 Triangle, clay pipestem 102 1 4 - 5 Tripod, iron, circular, 200 mm high

103 1 5 - 6 Tube, drying, glass, 1 bulb, approx 100 x 25 mm 104 1 5 - 6 Tube, drying, U shape (no sidearms), approx-"50 x 20 mm 105 - 1 1 2 Tube, melting point, glass (capillary), approx 100 mm long, 100/vial 106 1 - - 1 Voltmeter/ammeter unit, with shunts and multipliers 107 Watch glass, ground edge: - 40 8 48 75 mm diameter

- 20 4 24 100 mm diameter

108 - 1 - 1 Hire, copper, plastic or fabric covered, circuit hookup purpose, 250 g roll 109 2 10 2 14 i-ire gauze, circular ceramic center, 150 x 150 mm Code No. 1 2.01.3 TS Page 1 of 3 1%l-AREA: Chemistry Level: SECONDARY SCHOOL'- SUPPLEZFARY LIST Objectives: The supplementary list provides opportunities for work in introductory topics at a more advanced level, and provides exposure to instrumentation such as pH meters, spectro- photometers, and the electronic balance, all of which can be used to advantage in higher-level introductory ocurses.

Number of students: Class - 20. Practical work - 2, except where more exotic - materials are required in which case groups of 3 to 5 are assumed.

Item Number of Items Ttal Xumbor No. Regaired Description Teacher Student Stock 1 1 1 Balance, single pan, top-loading, direct reading electronic, 200 g capacity, 100 g optical tare, 10 mg sensitivity 2 10 2 12 Boat, combustion, porcelain, approx. 72 x 6 x 8 mm, with handle 3 1 1 Chart, wall, atomic orbital filling order 4 V 1 Chart, wall, oxidation/reduction half-reactions 5 1 1 Chart, wall, relative strength of acids (K values) 6 1 - 1 Chart, wall, atomic spectra

7 - 1 - 1 Chromatography paper, Whatman No. 1, 2 cm x 100 cm 8 2 - 2 Colorimeter,.student, with seven colour filters, direct reading of % T and A 9 - 10 2 12 Cobalt glass plates, approx. 75 x 50 rnm 10 1 - - 1 Daniell cell, 500 ml capacity 11 1- - 1 Diffraction grating, replica, mounted in glass, approx. 600 lines/mm

12 - 10 2 12 lasticity of gases apparatus, with modified air-tight plastic syringe, from U.S. IPS science programme

13 - 10 2 12 Flame test loop, silioa, 75 mm with 5 mm loop 14 1 - 1 Forceps, blunt end, nickel-plated, 250 mm

15 - 10 2 12 Funnel, separatory, pear shape, boro- silicate glass, 250 ml, with stopcock Code No.: 2.01.3 TS Paze 2 of 3 Item 1h-Tmber of Items Total Number No. Reauired Requiredi Description Teacher Student Stock

6 -1- -7 - 1 Gas generator, Ki;p, borosilicate glass, 1000 ml 17 - 10 2 12 Gas measuring tube, glass, closed top, graduated from top down, 50 ml x 0.1 ml 1I - - 1 Hot plate, electric, temperature control, approx. 1-Kil 19 - 10 2 12 Magnets, rectangular 20 1 - - 1 Manometer, open mounted with scale, 160 m range, with stopcock 21 1 - - 1 .odels, atomic orbital and molecular orbital shapes 22 - 5 1 6 Organic chemistry glassware kit, interchangeable parts, 14/23 joints, approx. 8 pieces 23 1 - 1 pH meter, general purpose, with combination electrode 24 Pipet, bulb form, single graduation, Class

5 1 6 10 ml 5 1 .6 25 M1 25 - 5 1 6 Platinum wire, flame test, sealed in glass rod 26- 1 1 Spectroscope, student, diffraction type, hand-held 27 1 1 Spectrophotometer, visible range, single beam; 15-20 = slit width 6 6 test tubes selected for above (cuvettes), pairs - 2 2 spare lamp bulb for above .28 Spectrum tubes, approx. 260 mm long: 1-1 hydrogen gas 1 - 1 h4lium gas 1 - - 1 neon gas 29 1 - - 1 Spectrm tube power supply (irduction coil) 30 I - 1 Spectrum tube holder - 10 2 12 Spot plate (tile), 12 cavities, poly- s tyrene 32 1 1 Stirrer1 magretic, electric, variable speed, pith stirring -oar 23 - 10 2 12 Syrinze, plastic, disposable, 10 ml X 0.1 ml, without needle Code No. : 2.01.3 TS Page 3 of 3

Item Number of Items Total D=mber No Regired .tion Teacher Student Stock

34 1 1 Temperature-pressure of gaces apparatus, also known as John's Law apparatus, developed for U.S. CEI Study programme 35 1 1 Timer, interval, laboratory, with second hand 36 1 1 Trolley, steel frame, swivel mount front wheels, 2-tier 37 - 5 1 6. Tube, Thiele, for melting point determinations, borosilicate glass 38 1 5 - 6 Pipet filler, bulb, with 3 pinch valves 39 - 5 1 6 Universal indicator strips, non-bleeding pH 0-14, 100/pack 40 - 4 1 5 Vapor density apparatus, Victor Meyers, 100 ml bulb - 4 2 6 Vapor density bottle for above 41 - 60 12 72 Vial, shell, glass, flat bottom, approx. 70 x 20 mm Code No: 2.01.4 TB Page 1 of 7

SUB-AREA:. Biology

Level: SECONDARY SCHOOL - BASIC LIST

Objectives: This basic list provides the equipment and material necessary for an active, "hands on" laboratory experience for introductory level biology students.

Laboratory topics supported by the basic list would include plant and animal genetics, the compli- mentarity of structure and function, the biological basis of behaviour, irter-dpendence of organisms and environment, diversity of living things amidst unity in pattern, evolution, and biology as inquiry. Because biology is the study of the dynamics of life, emphasis has been placed on including equipment useful in gathering, cultivating/rearing, observing classifying and experimenting with living organisms. The equipment and materials would support either a process/concept-centred biology curriculum, or the conventional encyclopaedic or descriptive courses of study.

Number of Students: The inventory is such that students can, for the most part, work in groups of two. This should maximize the chance for individual manipulation and observations which are very important to the gathering of 'sufficient experimental data for realistic analyses by the class as a whole.

Item No. of items Total No. Description No x-ecruired recruaired-

Tep,cher Student

1 1 - 1 Aerator, aquarium, supply air to two aquaria

2 1 - 1 Agar, nutrient, 454 grams 3 6 6 Air,brepdzero, porous stone, for aerators 4 3 Air line, aquarium, 3 mm rubber or plastic, 1.5 m lengths 5 2 - 2 Aquarium, glass with metal frame, 24 1 capacity Code No.: 2.01.4 TB

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Item No of items Total No. DescriLtion =o required recuired -

Teacher Student

6 1 2 3 Balance, weighing, triple beam, approx, 2,2 kg capacity with 0.1 gram sensitivity

7 1 1 Balsam, Canada, 28 gram bottle

8 - 6 6 Battery Jar, glass, 4 1 capacity

9 Beakers, Pyrex glass

6 30 36 250 ml

4 20 24 600 ml

2 10 12 1000 ml

10 6 30 36 Blades, safety razor, single edge

11 - 1 1 Blood Lancet1 disposable, stainless steel, box of 200

12 - 1 1 Blood Group Sera, anti-A and anti-B for 50 students

13 10 90 100 Blotter, germinating and collecting sheet, 30.5 z 46 cm

14 - 5 5 Board, spreading, for meunting insects, groOved with balsa wood.

15 1 - 1 Borer, cork, steel set of twelve, 5 mm to 18 mm

16 Bottle, dropping, polyethylene with screw cap and pipet

2 20 22 30-ml

6 10 16 60 ml

17 4 - 4 Bottle, anial -atering, glass, 450 ml

18 2 20 12 Botle, -ash, pol-ethylene, 225 ml

19 2 - 2 BoX, germinati9, slanted glass form, 20 x 13 x 13 cm

20 2 - 2 Box, picroscope,slide, plastic with hinged cover, 1CC sl-ides, 25 x 75 mm Code No: Z.0-1.4 TB Page 3 of 7 Item No. of Items Total No. Descriotion No0 recuirod regag ed

Teacher Student

21 1 1 2 Brush, graduate and funnel

22 1 1 2 Brush, beaker and jar

23 1 10 11 Brush, test tube

24 1 1. 2 Brush, pipette 25 1 1 2 Bucket, polyethylene, 11 1, with handle and lid 26 6 - 6 Bulb, replacement, illuminator lamp for microscope 27 2 10 12 Burner, Bunsen, for natural or artificial gas 28 1 1 2 Burner, Meeker, high temperature, for na-baral o' or artificial gas

29 2 - 2 Cage, animal, bi-level community with activity wheel, light duty

30 1 1 Cart, laboratory, three shelves, stainless steel, 8 cm castors

31 1 1 Centrifuge, hand with two tubes 32 Charts, 186 x 116 omp paperbacked with taped edges in steel chart.head, on tripod

1 1 botanical, 20 charts

1 1 zoological, 20 charts

33 4 32 36 Clamp holder, utility cast iron

34 4 20 24 Clamp, tube, round jaw, extension

35 4 20 24 Clamp, tube compressor. screw type 36 1 - 1 Clock and timer, electric with second hand

37 2 10 12 Coplin Jar, 6lass with cover Code No. 2.-071'4 TB Page 4 of 7 Item U0 of Items Total1 No. No. reauired recuired .

Teacher Student

38 2 2 Cotton, non-absorbent, 454 gram roll

39 4 - 4 Cover slips, microscopic, 100 in box, 22 x 22 mm, plastic

40 2 - 2 Cover slips, microscopic, 50 in box, 22 x 22 mm? glass, Number 2

41 8 40 .48 Culture tubes, 16 x 150 mm, screw caps, Pyrex

42 Cylinder, graduated glass, Pyrex, hexbase

2 10 12 100 cc

2 - 2 1000 cc

43 1 1 Dialysis Tubing, 50 mm z 5 m roll

44 24 - 24 Dishes, culture, stacking, 11.5 cm diameter

45 - 60 60 Dishes, Petri, Pyrex, 100 x 15 Mm, top and bottom unit

46 40 40 Dishes, Petri, disposable, sterile, 100 z 15 v sealed in plastic

47 10 10 Dissecting kit, with case

48 1 - 1 Dissecting pins, nickel, 4.5 cm long, 600/package 49 1 10 11 Dissecting trays, wax bottom

50 10 20 30 Dropper, Medicine, glass with rubber bulb

51 1 2 3 Ewxinguisher, fire, dry cbemical type, approximately 1.5 kg 52 1 5 6 File, triangular

53 1 - 1 Field pick, botanical, single blade

54 3 - 3 Filter, acuarium, with charcoal and glass wool

55 1 - 1 First aid kit A -Code No: 2.01.4 TB

Page 5 of 7 Item No 0 of Items Total No. Description No. recuired required

Teacher Student 56 flasks, Erlenmeyer, Pyrex glass

4 20 24 250 ml

2 10 12 500 ml

1 5 6 1000 mi

57 3 - 3 Plat, seeding, plastic, 50 cm x 25 cm x 10 58 1 1 2 Forceps, chrome or nickel plated, 25 =m low' 59 2 10 12 Funnels, polyethylene, 150 mm 60 2 10 12 Gauze, wire? 15 cm square with asbestos 61 1 - 1 Gloves, asbestos, pair 62 1 5 6 Goggles, safety 63 1 - 1 Gram's stain kit 64 1 - 1 Hot plate, electric temperature control 65 - 2 2 Hydrion test paper, universal, dispenser 66 6 6 Illuminatory microscope, with cord and switch 67 2 2 Insect killing fluid, 500 cc, ethyl acetate 68 6 6 Insect killing jar 69 2 10 12 Lens paper, package 70 2 10 12 Lighter, Bunsen burner 71 2 10 12 Magnifier, folding, hand, 5X to 12X 72 1 - 1 Membrane, animal, package of 12 73 - 6 6 Meter sticks

74 1 - 1 Microprojector, wall and table top projection 3 objectives

75 - 6 6 Microscope, compound 3-turret, 1OX eyepiece; 4X, lOX and 40X objectives 76 - 6 6 Microscope, stereo disSecting, IOX eyepiece wide field; iX and 2X objectives Page 6 of 7 Item oT; of Items Total No. Descriotion . =o, r-ep-ired rEVred

Teacher Student

77 1 1 Microscope slides, glass, 25 mm x 75 mm, ross

78 2 10 12 Microscope slides, hanging drop, 2 25 mm x 75 mm

79 - 2 2 Net, aquarium

80 - 6 6 Net, dip

81 - 2 2 Net, insect sweeping

82 1 - 1 Oil, immersion, 8 ml bottle

83 -- 1 1 Oil immersion lens, 10ox

84 2 - 2 Paper filter, 100 circles, 10 cm, smooth

85 1 1 Paper filter, 'Whatman Number 1, 100 sheets,12 cm2

86 1 - 1 Paraffin, 500 grams 87 3 3 Pestle and mortar, glass, 150 mm diameter 88 2 2 Pins, insectg size 2, 100

89 2 10 12 Pipette glass, 10 cc, graduated in 0.10

90 5 20 25 Planting pot, plastic, 15 cm

91 2 2 Plant press, wood frame, 900 x 600 mm

92 - 2 2 Racks, test tube, metal, 25 x 10 x 10 mm, 40 tubes

93 2 10 12 Racks, test tube, wood, 6 holes

94 2 10 12 Rings, support, iron, 10 cm diameter

95 2 10 12 Ring stand.', base (200 x 125 mm) and h rod (500 MM)

96 30 10 40 Rod, stirring, solid glass, 20 cm

97 1 1 Soil testing kit .

98 1 - 1 Stains, general set

99 6 6 StopCers, rucber, assortment solid, 1-hole and 2-hole, 375 rms

100 1 - 1 Test tub, ?yrex glass, 20 x 1=0 =m, gross Code No: 2.01.4 TB

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Ite No. of Items Total No. Description No. ILVu.ied required

Teabher Student

101 2 10 12 Test tube holder

102 2 10 12 Thermometer, laboratory, -100C to 110 0 y 10

103 2 - 2 Thermometer, aquariumv floating

104 1 - 1 Terrarium 50 x 30 x 45 cm

105 2 10 12 Thistle tube, 300 mm

106 6 - 6 Tongs, laboratory, metal, 40 cm long

107 1 - 1 Tools, laboratory, assorted, pliers, saw, hammer

108 10 - 10 Tubing, glass, Pyrex, 6 mm oaD*, 375 grams, 1.5 m

109 10 - 10 Tubing, rubber, 3 mm bore, 30 m length Code No.:, 2.01.4 TS Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Biology

Level: SECONDARY SCHOOL - SUPPLEIGTARY LIST

Objectives: This supplemenbary list provides materials for students to explore a greater depth of introductory topics either through group activity or individual projects. In addition, equipment is included which can provide the instructor with enrichment materials for concept development, the preparation - of visual aids and special demonstrations of unique habitats.

Number of students: POr the most part students should work in groups of two.

Number of Item Items Tot,.l Hfuriber NoN-o, Required Reauidred_____Reauired- Description --- Teacher Student

1 2 - 2 Aquarium Heater/Thermostat combination, 100 wat 2 1 1 Aquarium (marine), oceanic 35 gallon salt wate7 system

2 2 Aquarium, sea salt for 25 gallon system, 5.5 1 4 1 1 Auger, soil, 5 cm diameter x 102 mm long, stes' with wood handle 5 - 2 2 Binoculars, prism I x 35 mm, with case and strap, center focus 6 1- 1 Borer, cork, sharpener 7 1 1 Borer, Swedish increment, 25,4 cm

8 2 2 Cage, Animal Jar with heavy wire top, 15 x 1) C; 200 ml capacity 9 1 1 Cage, animal, large, heavy duty 10 1 1 Camera, '5 mm single reflex 11 1 1 Camera lens, macro, 55 mm, for photo copying 12 20 -* 20 Filmloop cartridges, super 8, colour, assorted topics 13 1 Grafting knife 14 6 Growth tube, Pyrex, calibrated 15 2 2 Herbarium mountin- paper, 50% rag, 29 x 42 cm, 100 cheets 16 1 Incubator, electric, 100 eggs, temperature control 17 1 Indoor green house with fluorescent light, 60 x 60 x 45 cm 18 24 Inoculating loop, nichrome wire with handle 19 6 Micro!cope, compound '-turret, 10x eye piece, 4x, 10x, and 40x objectives Code No.: 2.01.4 TS Page 2 of 2

3brecrition ~ IRe o6 Iem . TOd Reauired -o - R.acured o-- Teacher Student disposable, 100/package Z 1 p.ck Needles, in;ection, 21 3 Rain ;pue 120 mm capacity 22 1 1 Rh Blood Typing Kit Cell Test Kit 22 1 - 1 Sickle fine, 24 1 Silica gel, drying and chromatography, 500 g capacity 1 Sterilizer, pressure cooker, 4 dm2 6 disposable 26 6 qyringes, hypodermic, cc, hand, all metal 27 ? Tally, counter, 281 Transect chains, 10, 5 m 20 1 Thermometer, indoor-outdoor Code No.: 2.01.51 TB . . .. Page 1 of 4 SUB-AMRA Soil Physics Level: TCHTICAL - Basic list To enable students to acquire an elementary knowledge and understanding of the origins of soil; soil constituents and phycical structure; the characteristics of soils; soil air, water, temperature and pH; to enable students to acquire the correct technique of soil sampling and of testing soil pH.

Number of students: 20

Note: (i) Refer also to the basic science list:. 2.01.2 physics: 2.01.3 chemistry for details of the usual laboratory glassware, etc. (ii) At this level of training often students will not themselves carry out laboratory experimental work in soil physics; instead the teacher will demonstrate certain important techniques for which the following list of apparatus and materials is necessary. Items Nos.1&4 are thus demonstration items.

Item No. No. required Description

1 1 Mechanical sieve shaker - 125 mm vertical and lateral movements, 500 strokes per minute with automatic timer. 2 1 set Sieves for item (1); 8 cm frame; a set of six 1.00 mm perforated brass plate, round holes number 3 straight, 37 holes per cm2. 0.5 mm perforated breas plate, round holes, 00 staggered 110 holes per cm2. 0.25 mm 60 mesh Bareau of Standards 0177 mm 80 mesh "P 0-105 mm 140 mesh i t 0.047 mm 300 mesh phosphor bronze wire cloth, 0.0015 wire- 3 2/ 1 Sieve pan, 8 cm diam. 4 1/ 1 Sieve cover, 8 cm diam. 5 1 Sieve brass, 2 mm, 20 cm diam. with pan 6 1 Sieve pan,, 20 cm diam. 5 cm deep, brass

1/ Price is for 20 cm frame sieve. Price for 8 cm frame sieve may differ. CodeNo. 2.01.51 TB Page 2 of 4

Item No.: Number Recuired Description

7 1 Sieve covtr 9 with ring, 20 cm diam, 8 1 Sieve brass, 250 =, 20 cm diam. 9 1 Camel hair brush, 2 - 3 cmwide 10 1 set A collection of rocks and minerals irgortant in the study of soils of the country/region (locally -acquired) 11 1 Soil thermometer, 000 - 10 0C - 1000C, mounted in hardwood frame with thermometer tip of brass 12 1 Field laboratory (Each) portable 13 1 Boucos soil block; gypsum type, pair of stain- les steel electrodes in a cast of plaster of Parig; 1 - 5 m, rubber covered heads. 14 1 onyoucos moisture meter, portable, battery operated 0 - 100, available moisture designed for use with item No.13 15 1 set Tensiometer, a set of 3; 1 of 30 cm; 1 of 60 Cm; 1 of 90 c 16 1 Insertion tool for item no.: 15, length 135 cm 17 1 Sheet of sieve mesh (cloth), 90 x 90 cm 18 1 Water level recorder with balance weight, capability of recording to 3 m 19 1 Anger hole bail bucket 23 1 Triple beam balance, capacity 1610 g., sensitivity 001 go 21 1 Drying even, temperature up to 100c0 22 1 Dessicator (unbreakable), 250 m with plate 23 1 Plexiglass (Lucite) tube, inside diam. 8 cm, length 15 m 24 1 Stop watch, acc=acy to 0.1 see. 25 - 1 eaker 600 ml (unbreakable) 26 4 Sample collection bottle, 100 ml (unbreakable) 27 1 Ring stand, 12 x 20 cm base with vertical rod 28 1 Ring clamp, 8 om outside dia.for use with item 27 29 1 Clamp Code No. 2.01.51 TB

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Item No.% Number Required Descrition

30 1 Clamp holder 31 1 length Flexible tubing, 0.5 cm diem. a length of 5 me 32 1 Aluminium pan, 15 x 15 cm, depth 5 cm 33 _1 Measuring stick, 1 m. 34 1 pair Asbestos gloves Note: (iii) At technical level institutes where teachers demonstrate selected laboratory processes and techniques it is important that students gain practical experience in the use of some equipment in the field. Items numbered 35 to 59 are for student practical work And the number of each item required is based on a class of 20 students. 35 5 Soil auger, cylindrical, 7.5 cm bucket type 36 5 Soil auger, screw type, 4 cm diam. extension to 1.21`7 37 2 Post hole auger, 5 cm diam. extension to 2.75 m 38 5 Veihmeyer soil sampling tube, 1.25 m length 39 10 Replacement heads for item No.: 38 40 1 Drop hammer, 7 kg 41 5 Hand soil sampling tube, 45 - 50 cm length 42 10 Soil colour chart ( Munsil colour chart) 43 10 Soil colour chart for tropical soils 44 4 sets Set of 5 infiltration cylinders with inside diameters of 24,26,28,30,32 cm galvanized steel, thickness 2mm, length 30 - 35 cm 45 2 Driving plate for item No.44 46 2 Driving hammer, approx. 7 - 15 kg 47 4 Hook gauge with accuracy of 1.0 mm 48 4 Engineer's triangular scale for use with item 47; length 30 cm 49 10 - 12 Squeeze bottle, with dropper assembly, 60 ml (unbreakable) 50 10 - 12 Squeeze bottle, (wash bottle) 250 ml 51 250 Rubber stoppers, assorted sizes 52 1000 Sampling bag Code. No. 2.01.51 TB

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52 1 Mortar md pestle, hea%y porcelain 5M 1 Mortar and pestle, iron 55 1 Spatula, flexible steel 56 10 Shovel (rectangular) 57 10 Pield soil survey knife 58 10 Waterbucket (polythene) 59 75 T in moisture sample box, tight fitting cover panel, diam. 5 - 7 cm; heigt 2-5 - 3 cm 60 Miscellaneous sundries Assortment of various dr-in tile materials and filter: (for examination only) 61 - Consumable stores Drierite, drig agent, for use with item Wo22 Litmus paper, blue, neutral, redv 36 vials of eache vaseline jelly; hydrochloric acid, 1 1. etc. 62 Spares Code No.: 2.01.51 HT

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BUBARE: Soil Physics Level: HIGR TECHICAL Purpose This list contains the equipment necessary to enable students to carry out the following thirteen laboratory exercises requiring a total of eighty hours: Mechanical analysis 5Hrs Mineral analysis 4"" Soil moisture retention curve 8 " Infiltration 4 1 Capillary rise and soil water movement 3 n Soil classification 15 n Bydraulic conductivity 6 n Drainage material 6 n Bulk density determination 6 n Soil sampling 8 n Soil moisture measuremenis 8 n Soil temperature determination 3 n Saturation extract for chemical analysis 4" Number of students: 20

Note: Refer to Basic Physics: sub-area '2.01.2 and Basic Chemistry: sub-area.2.01.3 for various general items of laboratory equipment such as bunsen burners, glassware etc. which are not listed in sub-area 2.01.51.

Item No.: Number recuire Description

1 10 Soil dispersion cup - For use with mechanical analysis stirrer, with four stationary baffles mounted permanently; rounded bottom to avoid soil accumulation in corners 2 3 Mechanical analysis stirrer - Electrically driven mixer with replaceable stirring paddle (state voltage and Hz) 3 10 Hydrometei cylinder - Graduated cylinder, 1 litre, with a 1000 ml mark 36 + 2 cm from the bottom on the inside 4 3 Hydrometer - Standard hydrometer with Bouyoucos scale in grams per litre at 670 Page 2of 5

-. Item No.: Nhmber reauired : DescriDtion Pg2f

5 10 Brass plunger - Special plunger for mixing, consists of a circulLr brass disc, about 55 mm diameter, fastened to a 600 mm length of brass rod. The disc (local) is pierced with 8-10 holes of 4-5 mm diameter. 6 1 Mechanical sieve shaker - 125 mm vertical and lateral movements, 500 strokes per minute with automatic 1/ timer (state voltage and Hz) 7 1 set of 6 Sieves, 8 cm frame, sieve size: 1.00 mm perforated brass plate, round holes number 3 straight, 37 holes per cm2 0.5 mm perforated brass plate, round holes, 00 staggered, 110 holes per cm2 0.25 mm 60 mesh Bureau of Standards 0 .177mm 80 mesh Bureau 6f Standards 0.105mm 140 mesh Bureau of Standards 0.047mm 300 mesh phosphor bronze wire cloth- 0.0015 wire 8 1 Sieve pan, 8 cm diameter 1/ 9 1 Sieve cover, 8 cm diameter 10 4 Brass 2 mm sieve, 20 cm diameter, with pan 11 3 45 microm-sieve, 20 cm diameter, brass 12 1 Sieve pan, 20 cm diameter, 5 cm deep, brass 13 1 Sieve cover, with ring, 20 cm diameter 14 1 Sieve, brass, 250?, o om diameter 15 3 Camel hair brush - Fine hair biush for cleaning fine grades of sieves, 2 - 3 cm -wide 16 10 Set of minerals, collection of 50 rocks and minerals important in the study of soils 17 1 Stereoscopic microscope, low magnification 18 5 Soil thermometer, oC, - 100C - 100c.0 Thermometer mounted in hardwood frame with thermometer tip made of brass 19) 5 Thermoneter - Range - 100C - 1100C by 10C. Should have protective shields 201 1 1-bar pressure plate cell (ceramic) 21 1 3-br pressure plate cell (ceramic)

1/ Price is for 2o c frame sieve. Price for 8 cm frame sieve may differ. Code No. 2.01.51 HT

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Item No.: Number aq'uired Description

22 1 15-bar ceramic pressure plate extractor, complete with internal fittings and outlet tubes and ceramic pressure plates 23 2 10' ring extractor lid seal, spare 24 1 Gas pressure regulator and manifold for compressed air (O - 15 bars), 2 stage 25 1 Gas pressure regulator and manifold for compresseK air or nitrogen (0 - 5 bars), 2 stage 26 2 Compressed air or acetylene tank 27 100 Soil sample retaining ring (Y4 rubber), 1 cm heighic 6 cm diameter 2B 5 Soil auger, cylindrical, 7.5 cm bucket type 29 2 Screw type ae,-er, 4 cm diameter with extension to 1.25 m 30 2 Post hole auger, 5 cm diameter with extension to 2.75 m 31 2 Veihmeyer soil sampling tube, 1.25 m length 32 4 Replacement heads for item 31 33 1 Drop hammer, 7 1. 34 5 H1 1 soil sampling tube, 45-50 cm length 35 10 Soil colour chart (Munsel colour chart) 36 10 Soil colour chart for tropical soils 37 2 Pocket penetrometer, in kg per cm2 unconfined pressure strength 38 2 Field laboratories - with replacement supplies 39 20 Bouyoucos soil block gypsum type, pair of stainleso ste;l eectrodes in a cast of plaster of Paris, 1.5 m rubber covered leads 40 1 Bouyoucos moisture meter portable, battery operated 0 - 100i available moisture designed for use with Bouyoucos soil blocks above 41 1 set Tensiometer, dial type with gauge - set of 3 sizes 3 of 30 cm, 3 of 60 cm, 3 of 90 cm 42 1 Insertion tool for item 41, length 135 cm 43 4 sets Set of infiltration cylinders with inside diameter of 24, 26, 28, 30 and 32 cm. Galvanized steel with thickness of 2 mm. 30-35 cm in length Code No. Z.l. -1 kT

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Item NTo.% T=. b Gr r e-riireGd ecito

44 2 Driving.plate for above infiltration cylinders 45 2 Driving hammer approximately 7 - 15 kg 46 4 Hook gauge with accuracy of 1 .0 mm 47 4 Engineer's triangular scale for use with item 41 (30 cm in length) 48 10 Buchner funnel with porous carnmic plate for use t atmos;heric press4re. 49 3 tHeet of sieve mesh (cloth), 90 x 90 cm 50 1 Water level recorder with balance weight - capability of recording to 3 m 51 1 Auger hole bail bucket 52 2 5 kg drop hamer fit for soil bulk density sampler 53 2 Core bulk density sampler 54 80 Alumnium sazpler ring 55 2o Funnel (unbreakable), Richards, 100 ml 56 5 Filter funnel stand, 4 position 57 1 Vacuum pump with regulation gauge (state voltage and Rz) 58 1 Triple beam balance, capacity 1610 g, sensitivity 0.1 g 59 1 Top loading balance, capacity 120 g, sensitivity .05 & 60 1 Dr-ing oven, temperature up to 10000 (state voltage and Hz) 61 1 Dessicator (unbreakable) 250 mm with plate 62 15 m Plexiglass (Lucite) tube, 8 cm inside diameter 63 1 Stop watch, accuracy to 0.1 sec 64 10-12 600 ml beaker (unbreakable) 65 10-12 Squeeze bottle with dropper assembly, 60 ml (unbreakable) 66 40 Sample collection bottle, 100 ml (unbreakable) 67 10-12 Squeeze bottle (w btsh tle), 250 al 68 250 Ru7ber stopper, assorted sizes 69 10 Ring stand, 12 x 20 om base + vertical rod Code No. 2.01.51 HT

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Item No. Number required Description

70 20 Ring clamp for attaching to vertical support, 8 cm outside diameter

71 20 Clamp 72 20 Clamp holder 73 100 m Flexible tubing, 0.5 cm diameter 74 10-12 Hose IT', 3-way 75 10 m Flexible ruIbber (vacuum) tubing 76 1 Moisture trap for filter pump 77 200 Glass slide 78 1000 Sampling bag 79 1 Mortar and pectle, heavy porcelain 80 1 Mortar and pestle, iron 81 2 Mortar and pestle, light porcelain 82 6 15 x 15 omaluminium pan, 5 cm deep 83 5 prs Tongs, stainless steel, approx. 23 cm long 84 10 1 m measuring stick 85 2. -prs Asbestos gloves 86 20 Spatula, flexible steel 87 10 Shovel (rectanguler) 88 10 Field soil survey iife 89 10 Water bucket (polyethylene) 90 1 Timer (state voltage and Hz) 91 1 Trolley (plastic covered) 92 1 5-bar pressure plate extractor with wing bolt assemblies, Capacity 4 pressure plate cells with 4 outlet tubes, torque wrench, 15 m roll cellulose casing formembrane dishes 93 75 Tin moisture sample box, with tightly fitting cover panl 5-7 cm diameter, 2.5-3 cm height 94 Miscellaneous sundries (assortment various draintile materials and filters) 95 Consummable stores: Drierite (4 bottles); Litmus paper, blue, neutral, red - 36 vials each -); Whatman filter papers, dia.m. 5.5 cm. Low ash, high retention (20 boxes); Cl on (10 kg); hydrochloric acid (2 1); vaseline jelly 2 bottles), etc. 96 Spares Code No. 2.01.52 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA : Soil and Fertilizer Chemistry Level : TECHIICAL - BASIC LIST To enable students to acquire an elementary knowledge and understanding of the chemical constituents of soils, plant nutrients and soil fertility; soil pH, fertilizer materials; to enable students to acquire the correct technique of soil sampling and testing soil pH. Number of students : Class - 20. Practical work, singly or in pairs. Note : i) Refer also to Chemistry, basic list, secondary school, sub-area 2.01.3 for certain general laboratory items, e.g. Bunsen burners, tripods, tongs, gauges, laboratory coats, fire extinguisher, fire blanket, etc. ii) At this level of training often students will not themselves carry out laboratory experimental work in soil and fertilizer chemistry; instead the teacher will demonstrate certain important techniques for which the following list of apparatus and materials is necessary. Items Nos 1 to 49 are thus demonstration items. The remainder, Nos* 50 to 67 are student use items. Item Number No. Reauired Description

1 25 Beakers, boro-silicate glass, low form, 5 each of 50, 100, 150, 250, 400 ml. 2 35 Beakers, borc-silicate glass, tall formy 5 each -of 501 100, 150, 250, 400, 1,000, 2,000 ml. 3 36 Bottlesy reagents, glass, 125 ml. 4 1 Bottles, dropping, rubber bulb, 50 ml. 5 3 Bottles, washing, boro-silicate glass, 2 x 500 ml; 1 x 1V000 ml. 6 2 Bottles, washing, polyethylene, 500 ml. 7 3 Burette, Grade B, standard, glass stop cock, graduated to 0.1 ml, 1 each of 10, 25, 50 ml. 8 4 Brush, test tube, small, 1 mm diam. head (2), large, 30 mm diam. head (2). 9 3 Brush, burette, handle 50 cm, head diam. 13 cm (1); handle 60 cm, head diam. 16 cm (1); handle 75 cm, head diam. 19 cm (1). 10 1 Brush, camel hair, small. Code No. 2.01.52 TB Page 2 of 4

StM Number -TRired Descrintion li 1 Condenser, Liebig, length 300 mm. 12 10 Crucible, porcelain, lid cap, 2 x 30 ml, 4 x 50 m1. 13 2 Crucible, silic, lidt 50 ml. 14 2 Crucible, boro-silicatel low form, fused in fitted disc, medium grade porosity, 50 ml. 15 9 Cylinders, graduated, 1 each of 250, 500, 1,000 mli 2 each of 25, 50, 100 ml. 16 1 Dessicator with cover, inside diam. 250 mm, with porcelain plate and perforated zinc plate. 17 9 Evaporating dishes, porcelain glazed, 3 each of 75, 150, 250 ml. 118 35 Flasks, Erlenmeyer, boro-iilicate, conical, 10 each of 25, 50, 250 ml, 5 of 500 ml. 19 4 Flasks, volumetric, 3 x 500 ml, 1 x 1,000 ml. 20 9 Flasks, volumetric, ground glass stoppers, 2 each of 25, 50 m1 5 x 100 ml. 21 4 Flasks, boiling, flat bottom, 2 each of 250 and 500 ml. 22 3 Flasks,. jeldahl, micro, boro-silicatep 30 ml. 23 3 Flasks, Kjeldahl, round bottom, long neck, 100 ml. 24 10 Funels, polytheney diam. 50 m, stem length 75 mm. 25 10 Funels, polythene, diam. 50 mm, stem length 100 =m. 26 10 Funnels, boro-silicate, diam. 50 mt, iabem length 75 mm. 27 10 Punnels, boro-silicate, diam. 50 mm, stem length 100 mm. 10 Funnels, filtering, fluted, diam. 65 mm, stem length 65 mm. 2 2 Punnels, Buchner, fritted, medium porosity, 150 ml. 2 9 Pipette, volumetric grade B, I each of 1, 2, 5 ml, 2 each of 10, 25, 50 mi. S3 -Pipeite, measuring, graduated to 0.1 ml, 1 each to deliver 1, 5, 10 ml- 20 Test tube, boro-silicate, without lip, 18 x 150 . tube,,Test boro-silicate, without lip, 16 x 100 mm. 3 Tube, leaching, straiet body, internal diam. 30 mm, length 200 =,a stem length 40 mm by internal diam. Code No. 2.01.52 TB Page 3 of 4

Item ITumber DescriTtion No. Required 35 20 Watch glass, 10 x 75 mm diam. 10 100 mm diam. 36 10 Clamp, laboratory, universal type, retain objects 2 to 90 mm dian. 37 1 Mortar and pestle, porcelain, diam. 200 mm, capacity 1.5 to 2 1. 38 1 Thermometer, general laboratory, range -50 to 11000. 39 1 Kjeldahl apparatus, 6 units.

40 3 Support stand, 125 mm x 200 mm iron base. 500 mm rod 41 2 Punnel support? capacity 6 funnels. 42 2 Support rings, 4" diam. 43 2 Bulb or trap connecting Kjeldahl, diam. 65 mm- 44 1 pH meter, mains operation, covering range 0 to 14 pH. 45 1 Balance, analytical, capacity 200 g, accuracy 0.1 mg. 46 1 Balance, weighing, capacity 500 g, accuracy 20 mg. 47 1 Water distillation apparatus, for the preparation of 3 to 4 1 of distilled water per hour, stainless steel condenser and inner baffle, toughened glass baffle cup and lid, electric heating elementl wall mounted. 48 1 Sand bath, electrically heated, working area approx. 470 x 270 mm, with energy regulator. 49 1 set Sieve set, consisting of four (or more) mounted sieve gauges and brass body, cover and receiver. Note : At technical level institutions where teachers demonstrate selected laboratory processes and techniques it is important that students gain some practical experience in the use of some equipment primarily in the field. Thus items numbered 50 to 65 vre for student practical work. Several of these , items are also listed in Soil Physics, sub-area 2.151 (basic list). The number of each item required is based on a class of 20 students. 50 10 Soil colour chart for tropical soils. 51 10 Muns&l soil colour chart. 52 10 Soil auger, cylindrical, 7.5 cm bucket type. 53 5 Verhmeyer soil sampling tube, length 1.25 m* Code No. : 2.01.52 7B Page 4 of 4

Item mbeescrition- No. Re ired 54 10 Replacement heads for item 53. 55 10 Squeeze boitle, with drapper assembly, 60 ml. 56 10 Squeeze bottle, wash bottle. 57 200 Rubber stoppers. 58 11000 Plastic bags (for samples). 59 10 Hand lens, magnification either x 10 or x 20. 60 10 Soil survey knife. 61 10 Geological hammer. 62 10 Spade. 63 2 Pocket stereoscope. 64 10 Field pH set. 65 3 Salinity bridge. 66 - Miscellaneous sndries.

67 - Consumable storesa 68 Sparese Code No*. 2.01.52 HT Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA : Soil and,Fertilizer Chemistry Level HIGER TECHNICAL Purpose : To enable students to carry out field and laboratory practical work including : soil sample collection and preparation; soil fertility assessment including organic matter'i cation exchange capacity; soil pH; mineral nutrients; nitrogen forms; exchangeable bases and base saturation; phosphate and potassium fixation; identification of fertilizer materials; analyses of nitrogen, phosphate, potassium, liming and organic materials. Number of students Class - 20. Practical work - singly or in pairs. Note : i) Refer also to Chemistry, basic list, secondary school, sub-area 2.01.3 for certain qeneral laboratory items e.g. bunsen burners, tripods, tongs, gauges, laboratory coats, fire extinguisher, fire blanket, etc. Item Number Description No. Esrpiired

1 145 Beaker, boro-silicate, low form, 30 each of 50, 100, 150, 250 ml; 25 of 400 ml. 2 190 Beaker, boro-silicate, tall form, 30 each of 50, 100, 150, 250, 400 ml; 20 each of 1,000, 2,000 ml. 3 36 Bottle, reagent, glass, 125 ml. 4 36 Bottle, dzo )ping, rubber bulb, capacity 50 ml. 5 20 Bottley washingy boro-silicate, 10 each of 500 and 1,000 ml. 6 20 Bottle, washing, polyethylene, 500 ml. 7 30 Burette, grade B, standard glass stopcock, capacity graduated to 0.1 ml, 10 each of 10, 25 and 50 ml. 8 5 Brush, test tube, small, 15 mm diam. brisiUe head. 9 5 Brush, test tube, large, 30 mm diam. bristle head. 10 5 Brush, burette, handle 50 cm diam. of head 13 cm. 11 5 Brush, burette, handle 60 cm diam. of head 16 cm. 12 5 Brush, burette, handle 75 cm diam. of head 19 cm. 13 2 Brush, camel hair, small. 14 10 Condenser, Leibig, length 300 mm. Code No. 2.01.52 HT Page 2 of 4

It em Number Descriotn NO. Recuired e. 15 150 Crucible, porcelain, lidcap, 30 x 30 ml, 60 each of 50 an&.100 ml. 16 20 Crucible, silica, lid, 50 ml 17 20 Crucible, boro-silicate, low form, medium grade porosity, fused in dis, 50 ml. 18 50 Cylinder, graduated, 5 each of 25 and 1,000 m1, 10 each of 50, 100, 250, 500 ml. 19 4 Dessicator with cover, inside diam. 250 m, with porcelain plate and perforated zinc plate. 20 180 Evaporating dish, porcelain, glazed, 60 each of 75, 150, 250 ml. 21 225 Plask, Erlenmeyer, boro-silicate, -conical, 60 each of 25, 50, 250 ml, 45 of 500 ml. 22 40 Plask, volumetric, 20 each of 500 and 1,000 ml. 23 80 Flask, vplumetriel ground glass stopperl 20 x 25 ml, 30 each of 50 and 100 ml. 24 15 Flask, boiling, flat bottom, 5 x 250 ml, 10 x 500 ml. 25 24 Flask, Kjedahl, micro, boro-silicate, 30 =1. 26 24 Plask, Kjedahl, round bottom, long neck, 100 ml. 27 36 F=nels, polyethylene, diam. 50 m 1 stem length 75 mm. 28 36 Funnels, polyethylene, diam. 50 mm, stem length 100 mm. 29 36- Funnels, boro-silicate, diam 50-mMY stem length 75 mm. 30 36 Funnels, boro-silicate, diam. 50 mm, stem length 100 mm. 31 24 Funnel, filtering, fluted, diam. 65 m stem length 65 mm. 32 15 Funnel, Buchner, boro-silicate, medium porosity, 150 m. , 33 3 Mortar and pestle' porcelain, mortar diam. 200 mm, capacity 1.5 to 2 1. 34 1 Mortar and pestle, agate, external diam. 85 mm, internal diam. 75 mm. 35 120 Fipette, volumetric, grade 3, 20 each of 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50 ml. Code No. 2.01.52 HT Page 3 of 4

Item Number ITO Required DNscri-Otion 36 30 Pipette, measuring, graduated 0.1 ml, 10 each to deliver 1, 5, 10 ml. 37 24 T pieces glass, outside diam. 8 mm. 38 24 Y pieces glass, outside diam. 8 mm.

39 144 Test tube, boro-silicate, without lip, 18 x 150 mm. 40 144 Test tube, boro-silicate, without lip, 16 x 100 mm. 41 24 Tube, leaching, straight body, internal diam. 30 mm, body length 200 mm, stem length 40 mm by internal diam. 5 to 6 mm. 42 60 Watch glass, 30 x 75 mm diam., 30 x 100 mm diam. 43 20 Clamp, laboratory, universal type, capable of retaining objects from 2 mm to 90 mm diam. 44 2 Thermometer, general laboratory, range -5 to 110OC, sub-divisions 10, 45 2 Thermometer, general laboratory, range -5 to 26000. 46 2 Thermometer, general laboratory, range -0 to 4000, sub-divisions 0.20 47 KjeldablK apparatus, electric, 6 unitsp for digestion and distillation. 48 20 Support stand, 5" x 8" iron base and 20" rod. 49 20 Funnel support for 6 funnels. 50 25 Support rings, outside diam- 4"- 51 6 Bulb or trap connecting Kjeldahl, diam. 65 mm. 52 1 pH meter, mains operation, covering range 0 to 14 pH. 53 1 Balance, analytical, capacity 200 g, accuracy 0.1 ag. 54 1 Balance, weighingv capacity 500 g, accuracy 20 mg. 55 1 Water distillation apparatus, electric, heating elements. For the preparation of 3 to 4 1 per hour; stainless steel condenser and inner baffle, tgughened glass baffle cup and lid, wall mounted. 56 1 Sid bath, elecirically heated, working area approx. 470 x 270 mm, with energy regulator. 57 1 Spectrophotometer, wavelength range 325 to 1,000 n m with tungsten lamp and 10 mm path length glass cells. 58 1 set Cuvettes, 10 ml, for use with item 57, 1 set. 59 1 Flame photometer (flame analyser) suitable for determination of Ca. K. NTa. Mg. Li. complete with air compressor, gasolene (petrol), gas generator cnd adequate supply of polyethylene beakers and bottles. Code No, 2.0U1.52 HT Page 4 of 4

Item Number NO. Required 60 2 Atomiser complete for item 59. 61 2 Photocell for item 59. 62 1 set Filterers for Cal K, ITa , Mg, Li - set - for use with item 59. 63 1 Shaking machine (for fjasks,, bottles, etc.), variable speed with six clamps and timer. 64 1 set Sieve set consisting of four (or more) mounted sieve gauges and brass body, cover and receiver. 65 1 Magnetic stirrer, with variable speed control, support rod, two PTFE coated followers. 66 1 Drying oven, temperature range 10 0 C above ambient to 20000. Irternal dimensions approx. 265 x 403 x 288 mm. With thermometer. 67 1 Muffle furnace, for 1,OOOOC operation with pyrometer - and thermal fuse, internal dimensions approx. height 100 mm x width 125 mm x depth 150 mm. 68 10 Soil colour chart for tropical soils. 69 10 M=sel soil colour chart. 70 10 Soil auger, cylindrical, 7.5 cm bucket type. 71 5 Verhmeyer, soil sampling tube, length 1.25 m. 72 10 Replacement heads for item 71. 73 10 Squeeze bottle with dropper assembly, 60 ml. 74 10 Squeeze bottle, wash bottle. 75 200 Rubber stoppers. 76 1,000 Plastic bags (for samples). 77 10 Hand lens, magnification x 10 or x 20. 78 10 Soil survey k:nife. 79 10 Geological hammer. 80 10 Spade or shovel. 81 2 Pocket stereoscope. 82 10 Field pH set. 83 3 Salinity bridge. 84 - Miscellaneous sundries. 85 - Consumable stores. 86. - Spares. Code No.: 2.01.61 HT Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Biochemistry

Level: HIGHER TECHNICAL

Purpose: To enable students to acquire, as a basis for the study of nutrition, a knowledge of biochemistry in the context of Nutrition and Food Science.

Syllabus outline: The structure and function of carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, their inter-relationships and metabolism; the role of vitamins and their action; anabolism and catabolism, and their control by hormones. The carrying out of simple qualitative and quantitative analyses relevant to nutrition.

Number of students: 20

Note (i) The list does NOT include general glassware and general laboratory ecuipment. Reference may be made to sub-area 2.01.3 Chemistry, basic and supplementary; sub-area 2.01.4 Biology, basic and supplementarv. (ii) An air conditioner for the instrument room is essential.

Item Number DescriDtion No. Recuired

1 1 3emi--micro balance with accessories, accuracy 0,01 mg, capacity 160 g

2 2 Top-loading balance, accuracy 0.001 g, capacity 170 g

3 1 Top-loading balance, accuracy 0.1 g, capacity 1,300 g

4 1 Top-loading balance, 11,000 g

5 1 Double beam balance up to 2,000 g, sensitivity 0.1 g

6 1 Portable thermostatic circulator vmit for T-7ater bath 0 to 900 C and 0.250 C uniformity, capacity approxz 1Sr

7 1 Water shaker bath from 50 to 1000 C, uniformity 0.2o C, shaking speed from 10 to 200 oscillations/mn, size 46 x 31 x 19 cm

8 1 Micro- hematocrit centrifuge for 21. capillary samples with hematocrit reader

9 1 Table-top centrifuge , clinical model, capacity 300 ml with acce';soriel

10 1 Refrigerated centrifuge, capacity 4,000 ml, 5,700 rpm, k,5"5 G with accersorie7

11 1 Microzone Electrophoresi7 Sy-tem (polyacetate membranes) Code No.: 2.0161 BT Page 2 of 3

It1.em Nlumee - -Descriotion .o. Reauired

12 1 3canner (densitometer) for above system with accessories

13 1 - Glass rotating vaporator, capacity 1,000 ml vaporization flask with water bath from 250 to 900 C

14 1 Freezer,chest model to -85o Co capacity 255 1

15 1 General duty hot plate size 18 x 18 x 14 cm

'S 1 Hot plate stirrer (multispeed) from 60 to 1,200 rpm

17 1 Homogenizer "Potter", size 100 ml with foot-controlled speed adjustment for stirrer

18 1 K'ieldahl Digestion (6 samples for 500 ml/800 ml flaku) and distillation unit (3) complete with fume chamber

19 2 Gravity convection oven .or glassware, inside 61 x 46 x 51 cm

20 1 Gravity convection oven for samples, inside 61.x 46 x 51 cm

2 pH-meter, with expanded scale, manual temperature compensation, with accescorie.

22 5 Portable combination pressure vacuum pump, pressure up to 1.8 kg per cm2 and vacuum 69 cm Ha

23 1 Two-sta,e pump vacum 1 x1 torr Hg (for rotating evaporator

24 2 Refrigerator capacity about 200 1, with ceparate freezing compartment

25 1 Atomic absorption spectrophotometer with accessories for flamephotometry, optical range UV-visible, wave leneth 190 nm, to 800 nm, spectral slit widths 0.1 =a, 0.5 =9 1.0 na, 2.0 =U, 5.0 =, source lamp Tungsten, Deuterium, four cells

26 5 Photocolorimeter from 340 um to 950 um (spectronic 20)

27 7 Magnetic stirrer reed. up to 1,550 rpm for volumes less than 3.81 inches. -

2 2 Heavy duty stirrer 0-6,000 rpm, 31 cm impeller speed control (consists of motor asztembly, ,peed control unitq.impeller and adaptor sleeve)

2 Blender, catacity 1 8 1, three rpeed motor for 15,000, 18,000 and 20,000 rpm, tainless steel container with handle and solid to. wi.h clamps

7 Timer, -prinz-wou33d. 17 s - 2 hr, bell riM7-, at end of exeariment Code No. 2.01.61 HT Page 3 of 3

Item Number. .m No. Raquired Description

31 1 Water bi-distilling apparatus, approximately 5 1/hr capacity Visual aids

32 1 each Filmstrips by Ward's Natural Science Establishment Inc, Rochester, N.Y., U.S.A.

introduction to the animal cell 78 Y1 0150 introduction to carbohydrate 78 % 0090 - introduction to photosynthesis 78 W 0060 - the Krebscycle 78 W 0290 - biological oxidation and ATP 78 W 0120

Wallchart, photo3ynthesis, paper 30 x 40 colour from Educational Foundation of Visual Aids, London, England

- Metabolism 30 x 40, colour (same source)

33 Miscellaneous sundries

34 - Consumable stores

35 Spares Code No.:.2.01.62 TB Page 1 cf 7 SUB-AREA: Agricultural Botany Forest Botany '

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purposes: To enable students to acquire a sound introduction to and understanding of the fundamentals of agricultural and forest botany. Whilst items number 1 to 72 are necessary to the study of both agricul- V tural and forest botany, items 73 to 96 are particularly necessary to the study of the latter. Number of students: 20

Note i) Refer to the following for details of general che mistry and biology, laboratory equipment and glassi- ware:

.Sub-area 2.01.3 Chemistry - basic list Sub-area 2.01.4 Biology - basic list Item Number Description No. Required

1 2 Chromatography tank, multi-sheet for two-dimensional ascending chromatography, width 380 mm, height 255 mm, ground edges, glass cover, aluminium framework to take l. filter paper sheets 200 x 200 mm and aluminium solvent di

2 2 Associated equipment for item NO 17 comprising 12 stainlec't steel clips per tank, sprays all glass (one per tank)

3 2 Potometer, for measuring transpiration rate of plants, with atmometer to indicate drying effect of atmosphere.

4 1 pH meter, range 0 to 14 pH, linear scale, by 0.2 pH betwecn pH2 and pH12, battery operated with combination glass and reference electrode.

5 2 Dessicator, glass, vacuum pattern, ground in interchange-, able stop cock 135 mm diam.

6 1 Oven, drying, electric, temperature range 100 above ambient* to 2000 C, approx. 700 W, internal dimensions approx. 265 x 403 x 288 mm.

7 1 set Cork borer, set of 12, 4 to 18 mm in diam.

8 1 Blower, hot air, electric, portable, 500 W heater, air flow temperature approx. 700 C. Code No.: 2.01.62 TB Page 2 Of 7 Item Numb er Descrimtion. No, Required

9 1 Blender (mixer) for blending, grinding, liquifying and disintegrating.. Capacity 1 1, plastic lid and base containing a four blade cutter.

10 5 Food constituent test kit with reagents for demonstrating presence of proteins, fats, carbohydrates,

11 1 Klinostat, fully adjustable from vertical to horizontal, four revolutions per hour. i2 1 Transfer chamber, (inoculating cabinet), metal, dimensions approx. 460 x 330 x 300 mm, transparent front and back, metal chimney, integral filter.

13 40 Loop wire, inoculating, in holder.

14 1 Haemocytometer, improved Neubau.r ruling, coated to give bright lines with depth 0.1 mm - 0.001 mm over ruled area, two plane cover glasses, one red, one white pipette, with tubing and mouth piece, in case.

15 5 4ye piece graticule, horizontal scale, length 10 mm, subdivided by 100 ja.

16 5 Stage graticule, 10 mm sub-divided by 100 ym

17 5 Microscope, stereoscope, binocular head, x 10 eye pieces, a 4 objective.

18 10 Microscope, monocular, z 10 eye pieces, X 4, x 10, x 20 objectives.

19 500 Microscope slides, plain glass, 76 x 26 mm, ground edges, 1 to 1.2 mm thick.

20 20 Microscope slides, glass, cavity, 76 x 26 mm, approx. 1.25 mm thick, round polished cavity 15 mm diam. 21 5 packs Cover glass, No.1, resistance glass, 0.13 to 0.16 mm thick, 18 x 18 mm square.

22 - Range of preparedmicroscopic slides, covering plant anatomy, seed anatomy, fertilization, parasitism, etc, 23 20 Microscope slide box, capacity 10-12 slides (76 .x 26 mm).

24 2 Microscope slide cabinet, vertical fitting, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides. Code No.:. 2.01.62 .TB Page 3 of 7 Item Number Description No. Required

25 2 Microscope slide cabinet, flat storage, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides.

26 20 Plant press, metal frame, size approx. 43 x 280 mm, carrying handle, webbing straps.

27 Herbarium cabinets, dust-prcof, (local construction). 28 20 sets Dissecting set, comprising forceps, mounted needles, section lifter, seeker, scalpels, scissors and section cutting razor in wallet.

29 1 Filter pump, Venturi pattern (water operated vacuum pump). 30 1 set Sieving outfit, set of 4 sieves of 36, 72, 100, 120 mesh, complete with cover, receiver and sieve brush. 31 1 Balance, top loading, precision, to weigh 1,000 gr by 0.1 (; with tare up to 500 gr. 32 1 Soil auger, (soil core Sampler), steel, sample cylinder 220 x 40 mm, with adapter, extension rod and detachable handle.

33 1 Hammer, geologist, pick head.

34 5 Rule, metre, wood, graduated in mm and cm. 35 1 Measure, tape, length 30 m, graduated every 100 mm, in casc,. 36 5 Osmosis'"T" tube.

37 5 Thermometer, mercury - in glass, gas filled, length 300 mm, 75 mm immersion, - 10 0C to 2500 by 100.

38 5 Tray, (trough) plastic, rigid, 400 X 290 x 160 mm (deep). 39 1 Autoclave, aluminium, safety valve and control to obtain working pressures of 35, 70 or 100 kN/m2 (0.35, 0.7 or 1.05 kgf/cm2). Internal dimensions approx, 240 mm diameter. Heating by external source (gas or electric). 40 1 Soil test kit, determination of soil pH and percentage deficiency of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. With test solutions for approx. 120 tests.

41 1 Water bath, student, capacity 13.5 1, thermostat, 0 temperature range 5 C above ambient to 8000, internal dimensions approx. 362 x 300 x 127 mm high. PaOe 4'Of 7 Item Number I)escriotion e No. Recuired .

42 5 Rack, test tube, to fit water bath,

43 2 Manometer, with stopcork, calibrated 80-0-80 x 2 mm, 44 1 Transpiration apparatus, to mea.-uare water loss by transpiration directly by fall in water level in calibrated glass vessel.

45 1 Adsorption tubes, glass, straight form, with one bulb and tube, wide tube 200 x 25 mm. 46 1 MicrOtome for small sections, simple object holder, orientating object holder and knife (Cambridge rocking microtone or equivalent). 47 1 Sharpening kit for item 46.

48 1 Icrotome, hand, for sectioning material supported in pith, with approx. 19 mm overall movement, click stops at 20 )a intervals.

49 1 Germination tester, for testing percentage germination of seeds under different conditions, with tray, grid divided into say 100 compartments, with supply of absorbent paper. Miscellaneous Elassware and other items

50 1 pack each Cork stopper diam. 12 mm (pack of 225) * 18 mm (pack of 80 30 mm (pack of 35 51 1 Bottle, dropping, Canada Balsam, capacity 30 ml, clear glass.

52 20 Beaker, resistance glass, squat form, with spoat, nominal capacity 400 ml.

53 5 Cylinder, resistance glass, graduated by 1 ml, spout, capacity 100 ml.

54 5 Cylinder, resistance glass, graduated by 2 ml, spout, capacity .250 m. 55 50 Teats, rubber bulb, 1.4 ml. 56 1 pack Tubing, rubber, bore 8 mm, wall thickness 2 mm. 57 5 Razor, section cutting, carbon steel, hollow ground one surface, flat the other, length blade approx. 75 mm. Code No.:' 2.01.62 TB Page 5of 7 Item Number Description No. A2T ired

58 1 Knife, glass cutting.

59 2 packs Test tube, soda lime glass, rim, 125 x 12 mm.

60 5 sets Flask, volumetric, resistance glass, interchangeable polypropylene stopper, one set each of 10, 25, 100, 250 ml-

61 20 Flask, conical, heat resistant glass, narrow mouth, 250 ml.

62 5 Flask, filter, resistance glass, conical, heavy wall, side arm, capacity 500 ml.

63 2 Bell jar, glass, socket top, without stopper, height to shoulder 300 mm, base diam. 200 mm.

64 5 Funnel, soda lime glass, plain, diam. 70 mm.

65 10 Funnel, sintered glass, Buchner pattern, plate porosity 3, diam. 90 mn, capacity 400 ml.

66 5 Funnel, thistle, soda lime glass, straight stem, overall length approx, 300 mm.

67 10 Watch glass, clear, diam. 80 mm, ground edge.

68 5 Gas jar, glass, with base and ground top flange, without cover, height 200 mm, internal diam. 50 mm.

69 10 sets Pippettes, class B, glass, type 1, calibrated for delivery from top of scale to any scale division, a set containing one each of 1, 5, 10, 25 ml capacity.

70 - Glass tubing, range of sizes from 1.5 m x 3 cm to 1.5 m x 4 mm,

71 5 Adaptor, glass, T shape, external diam. 5 mm.

72 100 Dish, petri, expendable, clear polystyrene, dian. 90 mm.

The following items, which are additional to those already listed are required at Forestry technical training level institutes. Items number 49 and 84 to 94 are germination testing equipment of various types and methods.

73 1 Vacuum/pressure pump, electric.

74 1 Transpirator apparatus/pot covers, Ganong. Page 6 of 7 Item Number Descriztion No. Recuired 10 - Adsorpt ion tubes 125 x 16 mm fitted ground glass key sppers -- which seal or open side tubes.

76 1 Embedding bath, 10 cups, brass containers and tubes, thermostat controlled from a few degrees above ambient to 850C, thermometer,

77 1 Knife, Jung; for microtome item no. 46.

78 1 Freezing attachment for icrotome (Cambridge) rocking (if required) (item 46).

79 100 Blocks, hardwood, 22 x 32 mm mounting face (16 or 22 mm thickness).

80 2 Respirometer (Thomas) (Griffin). 81 1 Potometer (Thodays).

82 2 Auxanometer with balanced stylus system and spare stylus.

83 1 Microtome, students, comparatively soft material embedded in paraffin, blocks up to 20 x 30 mm, cutting edge replaceable.

84 1 Caloriscope, Ganong, 'with stand and two thermometers -5 0C to 50C X 0.1 0C. 85 1 Fame using thick slatted paper in box, 1 large glass jar and roll of germination quality felter paper (local manufacture), or use germinator paper in rolls in glass jar or aluminium box with water,

86 1 Germination chamber/dark box (small). 87 1 Light and dark germinator, 8 trays 38 x 53 an each, (electric). 88 10 Germinator dishes.

89 1 Germination test machine, tetrazolium principle, including seed kit (electric) 90 1 Kernel cutter, small seeds,

91 or 1 Kernel ctter, large seeds.

92 1 Copenhagen bath germinator, copper, 6 glass strips, water level indicator and thermometer, with cover, takes 36 bell jars for 9 cm circles or 24 rectanular Jars for papers measuring 12.5 x 9 cm. Temerat:re to - 0.5 0C. C0ode No.. 2.01.62 TB Page 7 of 7 Item Number Des cription To Required

93 50 Bell jars for item No, 92 or 94 30 Rectangular jars for item No. 92.

95 10 Cambridge seed counters 15 CM long s/s.

96 10 Cambridge seed counters 23 cm long S/s.

97 - Miscellaneous sundries e.g. pencils (e.g. chinagraph), glass tube cutter, glass cutting diamond, oil ;tore, hone and strop, etc.

98 - Consumable stores, e.g.

Silica jel, tetrazolium powder, filter papers, germination paper, polythene bags, drying papers (for plant pressing), paper bags, tie on labels, rubber (silicone) tubing.varioup diameters, reagents, chemicals, etc,

99 Spares, Code No.:. 2.01.62 HT Page 1 of 6

SUB-AREA: Agricultural Botany

Level: HIGER TEWUICAL

Furpose: To enable students at the Higher Technical level to- acquire a more comprehensive knowldge and understanding of the anatomy, morphology and plsiology of plants, especially those of agricultural importance.

Number of Students: 20

Note (i) Refer to the following for detail of general chemistry and biology laboratory equipment and glassware:

Sub-area: 2.01.3 Chemistry ) Basic and supplementary : 2.01.4 Biology ) lists

Item Number D No required

1 2 Chromatography tank, multi-sheet for two dimensional ascending chromatography,width 380 mm, height 255 mm, ground edges, glass cover, aluminium framework to take 12 filter papers200 x 200 mm. Aluminium solvent dish. 2 2 Associated equipment for item No.-1, comprising stainless steel clips (12/tank), sprays, -all-glass (one/tank) 3 10 Potometer, for measuring plant traspiration rate, with atmometer to indicate drying effect of atmosphere 4 1 pH meter, range 0 to 14 pH, linear scale, by 0.2 pH between pH 2 and pH 12, battery operated, combination glass, reference electrode 5 2 Dessicator, glass, vacuum pattern, ground in:-.interchangeable stookoock, diam. 135 mm Code No.:. 2.01.62 HT Page 2 of 6

6 1 Oven, drying, Slectrio, temperature range 10 0C above ambient to 200 C7 approx& 700 W, internal dimensions approx. 265 x 403 x 288 rm 7 2 set Cork borers, set of 12, 4 to 18 mm diam. 8 1 Crucible, platinum, tall form, with lid, capacity 10 ml, diamp 26 mm, height 27 mm 9 1 Meter, Conducti5ity (Conductivity bridge), battery operated, range 0.1 to 10 u S/cm, with one beaker type conducting cell, approx. 12 ml capacity, cleaning brush, thermometer, battery, carrying case 10 5 Osmosis "T" tube 11 2 Blower, hot air, electric, portable, for general drying p purposesy 500 W heaters air flov temperature approx. 'o*c 12 2 Blender, for blending, grinding, liquifying and disintegrating Capacity 1 1, plastic lid and base containing a four blade cutter 13 10 Food constituent test kit with reagents for demonstrating presence of proteins, fats and carbohydrates 14 4 Klinostat, fully adjustable from vertical to horizpntal, four revolutions per hour 15 2 Transfer chamber (inoculating cabinet ), metal cabinet, approx. size 460 x 330 x 300 mm (high), transparent front and back, metal chimney with integral filter 16 40 Loops, wire, inoculating, in holder 17 1 Iucubator, cooled, with time switch, dual control solid state thermostat to give either constant temperature or c7clic operation control 18 10 Haemocytometer, with improved Neubauer riling, coated to give bright lines with depth of 0.1 mm + 0.001 mm over ruled area, two plane cover glasses, one red and one white cell pipette, each with tubing and mouth piece, with case Code No.: 2.01.62 HT. Page 3 of 6

19 10 ye piece gratioule, horizontal scale, length 10Jn, subdivided 100 ,m 20 5 Stage graticule, 10 mm, subdivided 100 um 21 10 Microscope, stereoscope, binocular head, x 10 eyepieces x 4 objective 22 20 Microscope, monocular, x 10 eyepiece, triple nose piece, x 4, x 10 and x 20 objectives 23 2000 Microscope slides, plain glass, 76 x 26 mm, ground edges, 1 to 1.2 mm thick

24 200 Microscope slides, glass, cavity, 76 x 26 mm, approx. 1.25 mm thick, round polished cavity 15 mm diam, 25 10 packs Cover glass, NO. 1, resistance glass, 0.13 to 0.16 mm thick, 18 x 18 mm square 26 - Range of prepared microscope slides covering plant amatomy, seed anatomy, fertilization, parasitism etc. 27 40 Microacop slide box, capacity 10-12 slides (76 x 26 mm) 28 3 Microscopic slide cabinet, vertical fitting, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides 29 3 Microscopic slide c?binet, flat storage, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides 30 20 Plant press, metal frame, size approx. 43 x 280 mm, carrying handle, webbing straps 31 - Herbarium cabinets, dust proof (local construction) 32 20 sets Dissecting set, comprising forceps, mounted needles, section lifter, seeker, scalpels, scissors, section cutting razor, in wallet 33 5 Filter pump, Venturi pattern 34 2 sets Sieving outfit, set of 4 sieves of 36, 72, 100 and 120 meshq complete with cover, receiver and sieve brush 35 5 Balance, top loading, precision, to weigh 1,000 g by 0.1 g with tare up to 500 g Page 4 of 6

36 2 Soil auger (soil core sampler), steel sample cylinder 220 X 40 Mm, with adaptor, extension rod and detachdIbre hartle 37 5 Hammer, geologists, pick-head 38 10 Rule, metre, wood, graduated in mm and cm 39 2 Measure, tape, 30 m long, graduated every 100 =m in case 40 1 Tensiometer, soil moisture, for depths up to 600 mm 41 10 Trough (or tray), plastic, rigid, 400 x 290 x 160 mm (deep) 42 1 Growth chamber, with base unit, heater, thermostat calibrated to 30o, glazed frame unit and lighting unit 43 4 Autoclave, (pressure cooker), aluminium, safety valve and control to obtain working Rressures of 35, 70 or 105 kN/M2 (0.35, 0.70 or 0.05 kgf/cm, internal dimensions approx. 240 =m diam. For heating by external source (gas or electricity) 44 1 Soil test kit, for determination of soil pH and percentage deficiency of nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium, with test solution fcapprox. 120 tests 45 4 Water bath, student, capacity 13.5 1, range thermostat, temperature 5 C above ambient to 800 C, internal dimensions approx. 362 x 300 x 127 mm (high) 46 20 Rack, test tube to fit water bath 47 5 Manometer, with stopcock, calibrated, 80- 0 x 2 mm 48 5 Transpiration apparatus, to measure water loss by piration trans- directly by fall in water level in calibrated glass vessel 49 5 Adsorption tubes, glass, straight form, with one bulb and tube, wide tube 200 x 25 mm 50 2 Microtome for small sections, with sample object holder orientating object holder and knife (Cambridge rocking microtone orequivalent) 51 2 Sharpening kit for item No. 50 Code No.: 2.01.62 HT Page 5 of 6

52 - 2 licrotome, hand,,for sectioning material supported in pith, approx. 19 mm overall movement, click stops at 20 . )n intervals

53 2 Germination tester, for testing percentage gerimination of seeds under different conditions, with tray, grid divided into e.g 100 compartiments, supply of absorbent paper

(For other types of germination testing equipment and methods refer to Agricultural Botany/Forest Botany technical level items 84 to 94)

54 10 Thermometer, mercury-in-glass, gas filled, length 300 mm, 75 mm immersion, -100C to 25000 by 100

Miscellaneous glassware and other items

55 1 pack of Cork stoppers, diam. 12 mm (pack each of 225) " 18 mm ( " " 80 " 30 mm(" " 35) 56 20 Bottle, dropping, Canada Balsam, capacity 30 ml, clear glass 57 60 Beaker, resistance glass, squat form, with spout, nominal capacity 400 ml 58 20 Cylinder, resistance glass, graduated by 1 ml, spout, capacity 100 ml 59 20 Cylinder, resistance glass, graduated by 2 ml, spout capacity 250 ml. 60 200 Teats, rubber bulb, 1.4 ml 61 2 pieces Tubing, rubber, bore 8 mm* wall thickness 2 mm 62 20 Razor, section cutting, carbon steel, hollow ground-one surface, flat the other, length blade approx. 75 mm 63 5 Knife, glass cutting Code No.: 2.01.62 HT Page 6 of6 4 64 - 3-packs Test tube, soda lime glass,rim, 125 X 12 mm 65 20 sets vol tic rlask,esistance glassy interbhangeable polypropylene stopperp one set each of 10, 25, 100, 250 ml 66 40 Flask conical, heat resistant glass, narrow mouth, 250 ml 67 20 Flask, filter, reiistance glass, conical, heavy wall, side arm, capacity 500 ml 68 5 Bell jar, glass, socket top, without stopper, height to shoulder 300 mm, base diam. 200 mm 69 40 ?un%el, soda lime glass, plain, diam. 70 mm 70 20 Punnel, sintered glass, Bucherpattern, plate porosity 3, diam. 90 mm, capacity 400 ml 71 20 Funnel, thistle, soda lime glass, straight stem, overall length approx. 300 mm 72 60 Watch glass, clear, diam. 80 mm, ground edge 73 20 Gas jar, glass, with base and ground top flange, without cover, height 200 mm, internal diam. 50 mm 74 40 sets Pippettes, Class B, glass, Type 1, calibrated for delivery frcm top of scale to any scale division, a set containing one each of 1, 5, 10, 25 ml capacity 75 Glass tubing, rang of size from 1.5 m 3 cm to 1.5 m z 4 mm 76 20 Ad.aptor, glass, T shape, external diam. 5 mm 77 200 Dish, petril.clear polystyrene, diam 90 map expendable 78 Miscellaneous stndries, e.g. Pencils chinagraph, glass tube cutter, glass cutting diamond, oil store, hone and strop,eta 79 Ccasummable stores e.g. Silica gel, filter paper, germination paper, polythene bags, paper bags, drying papers, tie-on labels rubber (silicoso), reagents and other chemicals etc. 80 Spares Code No. 2.01.63 TB Page 1 of .

SUB-AREA: Agicultural .and Forestry Entomology Liwel: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST To enable students to acquire knowledge of the insect orders and the insect pests important in the country; the habits, structure and function of the principle organs and systems of a typical insect, the damage caused to crops and livestock, and the basic methods of control.

Rumber of Students: 20. For some aspects of their work students will usually work individually.

Note (i) For details of general laboratory equipment and glassware, refer to:- Sub-area: 2.01.3 Chemistry,. secondary school Sub-area: .2.01.4 BiQlogy, secondary school For details of Pest and Ddsease Control equipment, refer to Sub-area: 2.02.3

Note fii) For items marked * it will be necessary to purchase and cost only one or two as a model or sample since the remaining number needed can easily be made or purchased locally or improvised.

Note (1a1) Where "F" is written against the number required, it indicates that Forestry students will probably require that number, but that agricultural students may not require so many.

Item Number Descriptioa No0 RNuired 1 20* Net, collecting, insect sweeping 2 4 doz.* Bottlo,field collecting, screw top, mouth approximately 5 cm wide 3 20 Vial and bung

4 2 Night lamp collector, portable insect trap, sheet aluminium rectangular case, circular hole at top approximate diameter 20 co, polytheie collecting funnel, 6 W actinic lamp, battery operated.

5 1 Car battery, 12 V, heavy duty. 6 1 Battery charger.

7 20* Jar killing, kilner jar or any suitable screw top jar. Code No. .2.01.63 TB Page 2 of 3 Item Nunber DescriDtion No Recired -

8 20* .oard etting, fo inscet mountinv, e*go cork. Approx. size 30 x 20 x 2 cm (local) 9 20 Insect collection boz..(e.g.*Schmidt) either 30 z 25 x 8 cm or 50 x 39 x6 cm 10 25 Insect pins, size numbers 1, 2, 3 (50% sizel, packets 25% size 2, 25% size 3) 100 per packet 11 20*F Tray, dissecting, wax bottom (almst any shallow metal tray with a layer of soft paraffin wax is satisfactory) (local) 12 1 Dissecting pins (600 per packet) 13 pmet Dissecing pins counted (ordinary pin thrust into a pencil) 14 -XF Dissecting set with case 15 20? Forceps, entomological, stainless steel, curved ends, broad side meeting jaws 16 10 Cage, larvae, size approx. 30 x 30 x 40 cm 17 15 Display jar, two sizes, capacity 0.5 1 each and 1.0 1 18 4 Specimen tray, with glass lid, size approx. 50 x 39 x 6 19 20 Magnifier, hand1 foldinat 5 X to 12 20 4 =2croccope, otorcoccope, binocular, diosecting, 10 x cyc piebc, wide ficld, 1 x and 2 x objective, with lamp 21 4 Microscope, compound, 3-turret, 10 x eye piece, 4 X, 10 x and 40 xobjective lens 22 20 Microscope slides, 76 x 26 m, thickness boxes 1 to 1.2 mm, uniform with ground edges (Box of 100) 23 8 Cover slips, microscopic, square, plastic pack. or glass, thicLness 0.13 to 0.16 mm, size 22 x22 mm (pack of 100) 24 4 Cover slips, microscopic, circular, plastic packs or glass, diam. 22 mm (pack of 100) 25 1 Microscope slide cabinet, with slide holders, vertical storage, capacity 800 slides 76 x 26 am Code No.:. 2.01.63 TB Page-k3- of 3

26 1 Microscope slide bor capacity 100 slides 76 x 26 m 27 2 Microscope slide folder, hinged flaps, capacity 20 slides 76 x 26 mm 2C 5 Petri dish, clear polystyrene, diam. 9 cm packs depth 195 ca, with lids (pack of 10) 29 1 Balsam, Canada, bottles capacity 30 ml 30 4 Tally, hand counter 31 1 Insect aspirator 32 1 Vacuum pump, rotary,-single stage, general laboratory use 33 1 Incubator, operati-, temperature ambient +50C to 8000, internal dimensions 30 x 50 x 40 cm 34 4 Compression sprayer, hand, capacity 1 1 35 4 Pruning shears 36 4 Pruning knife 37 7 Spade 38 4 Fork - garden, 4 prong 39 1 set Sieves, for sieving soils, a set Visual Aids

40 1 of each Model of Bee, Mosquito, a basic insect type (dismount-ble) 41 1 Major agricultural and forestry insect pests 42 1 Major agriculturAl and forestry beneficial insects 43 1 Insect orders 44 1 Insect anatomy and physiology 45 1 Insect damage to crops and livestock Colour Slides

46 1 set Insect damage to crops and livestock 47 -Miscellaneous sundrics 48 Consumble stores* 49 Spares

* Including the followinS: Hoyer's mounting media: Carbon tetrachloride: Sodium or potassium cyanide: Gypsium.: Paraffin wax: Oil immersion: Stains: Ethyl alcohol: Forralin: Acetic acid: Paradichloro benzene. Code No.: 2.01.63 HT Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Agricultural and Forestry Entomology

Level: HIGHER TECHNICAL

Pupose:. To enable students to acquire knowledge, to a more advanced stage than at the Technical level, of the classification of orders and notable families of insect pests important in the country; the external morphology in relation to environment and habits; the structure and ftnction of the principal organs and systems of a typical insect; the assessment of damage to crops and livestock and the principles of control.

Number of students: Laboratory - 20 Students will work usually in pairs or individually

Note (i) Rdetails of general laboratory equipment and glassware refer tos Sub-area: 2.01.3 Chemistry, secondary school Sub-area: 2.01.4 Bio1ogy, secondary school Frdetails of Pest and Disease Control equipment refer to sub--area: 2.02.3

Note (ii) For items marked * only one need be purchased and costed as a model or sample since the remaining number needed can easily be made or purchased or improvised locally

Item Number Description No. 22ZAired

1 20* Net, collecting, insect sweeping (local) 2 10 doz.* Bottle, field collecting, screw top, mouth approx. 5 cm wide 3 20 Vial and bung 4 4 Night lamp collector, portable insect trap, sheet aluminium rectangular case, circular hole at top, diam. approx. 20 cm, polythene collecting funnel, 6 W actinic lamp, operating from 12 V battery 5 1 Car battery, 12 V,. heavy duty 6 1 Battery charger 7 20* Jar, killing, kilner, or any suitable screw top jar 8 20* Board setting, for insect mounting, e.g. cork, approx. size 30 x 20 x 2*cm (local) 9 21 Insect collection box (Schmidt) either 30 x 25 x 8 cm or 50 x 39 x 6 cm 10 50 Insect pins, size numbers 1, 2, 3 (50% size 1, 25% size 2, 25% packets size 3), 100 per packet 11 20* Tray, dissecting, wax bottom (almost any shallow metal tray with a layer of soft paraffin wax is satisfactory) (local) 12 2 Dissecting pins (600 per packet) packets Code No.: 2.01.63 HT

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Item NumrDber No. Recired- - Deseraction

13 20 Mounted dissecting pins (i.e. an ordinary dissecting pin thrst, for example, into a pencil) 14 20 Dissecting kit with case 15 20 Forcep, entomological, stainless steel, curved ends, broad side meeting jaws, length 115 mm 16 10 Cage, larvae, approx. size 30 x 30 x 40 cm 17 25 Display jar, capacity 0.5 1 and 1.0 1 each size 18 4 Specimen tray with glass lid, approx. size 50 x 39 x 6 cm 19 20 Magnifier, hand, folding, 5x to 12x 20 10 Microscope, stereoscope, binocular, dissecting, 10m eyepiece, wide field, 1x and 2m objective, with lamp 21 10 Microscope, compound, 3 turret, 1Ox eyepiece, 4, 10x, 40x objective lenses, with illuminator 22 30 Microscope slideg, 76 x 26 mm, thickness 1 to 1.2 mm, unifom witj boxes ground edges (box of 50) 23 16 Cover slips, microscopie, square, plastic or glassy thickness packs 0.13 to 0.16 mm, size 22 x 22 mm (pack of 100) 24 8 Cover slips, microscopic, circular, plastic or glass, diam. 22 mm packs (pack of 100) 25 1 Microscope, slide cabinet with slide holders, vertical storage, capacity 800 slides 76 x 26 mm' 26 20 Microscope slide folder, hinged flaps, capacity 20 slides 76 x 26 mm 27 1 Microscope slide box, capacity 100 slides 76 x 26 mm 28 10 Petri dish, clear polystyrene, diam. 9 cm, depth 1.5 em, with lid packs (pack of 10) 29 6 Balsam, Canada, bottle capacity 30 ml bottle

30 24 Syringe, hypodermic, disposable, capacity 1 cc 31 24 Syringe, hypodermic, disposabe, capacity cc 32 10 Tally, hand counter 33 6 Insect aszirator 34 1 Vacunm pump, rotary, single stage, general laboratory use 35 1 set Barer, cork, steel,-set of 6 36 1 Borer, Swedish increment 37 2 Incubator, operating temperature ambient +5o C to 800 C, internal dimension 30 x 50 x 40 cm 38 1 Balance, tcrzion, capacity 500 me 39 1 Thermohygrograph., metallic and hair elements, clock work motor, Code No.: 2.01.63 HT

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Item Number No. Required

40 2 Compression sprayer, hand, capacity 1 1 41 1 Interval timer, for periods up to 60 minutes 42 4 Pruning shears 43 4 -Praning knife 44 4 Spade 45 4 Fork, gardening, 4 prongs 46 1 set Soil sieves, one set

Visual aids:

47 1 Model of Bee, Mosquito, a basic insect type (dismountable) of each

Wall chart:

48 1 Major agricultural and forestry insect pests 49 1 Major agricultural and forestry beneficial insects 50 1 Insect orders 51 1 Insect anatomy and physiology 52 1 Insect damage to crops and livestock

Colour slides: 53 1 set Insect damage to crops and livestock

54 - Miscellaneous sundries 55 Consumable btores*

56 - Spares

* Including the following: Hoyer's mounting media: Carbon tetrachloride: Sodium or potassium cyanide: Gypsum: Paraffin wazo Oil immersion: Stains: Ethyl alcohol; Formalin: Acetic acid: Paradichlorobenzene. Code No.: 2.02

MAIN AREA: FIELD CROP PRODUCTION AND SOIL UANAGEMENT

Code No.: 2.02

Level: TECHNICAL

Objective: To train students in the use of hand and animal-drawn equipment and to demonstrate the use and operation of tractor-drawn and operated equipment for the areas of field crop production and soil management listed below.

Summary of curriculum: The clearing and forming of land, cultivations in preparation for planting and seeding, and during crop growth; fertilizing; the control of pests and diseases; harvesting of crops including grass; the transport, handling and storage of crops on the farm; propagation and seed technology; horticulture.

Sub-areas: 2.02.1: Land clearing,forming, cultivation. 2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising. 2.02.3 Pest and disease control. 2.02.4 Iarvesting, 2.02.5 On-farm transport, handling and storage. 2.02.6 Propagation and seed technology. 2.02.7 Horticulture. Code lo..2.02.1 TB Page 1 of 6

SUB-AREA: Land clearing, forming, cultivations Level: TECHrICAL - Basic list PM8ose: To give students practice in the use of hand and animal-drawn equipment and to demonstrate the use and operation of tractor-drawn equipment. Number of 10 students:

Note i) The equipment is listed under the following sections: A. Land clearing and forming B. Seed bed preparation C. Intercultivations and under the following categories of equipment: i) Hand ii) Animal-drawn iii) Tractor-drawn/operated and self-propelled.

Note ii) Refer also to sub-area ..2.02.7 Horticulture Note iii) For additional information regarding items marked * refer to "Farm Implements for arid and tilpical regions" FA0.

Item Number Description No. reauired

01 A. Land clearing and forming Hand eaipment 1 Plumb Single Bit Axe. vieight of head 2Y4 lbs. (1 kg) Handle Length 281y (71 cm) 2 2 Plumb Single Bit Axe. Weight of head 31 lbs. (1.5 kg) Handle Length 36" (91 cm) 3 2 Swedish Brush Axe. Blade size 1Y4" x 714" (3.2 x 18.5 cm) 4 3 Blades for Swedish Brush Axe. Blade size 114" x 7Y4" (3.2 x 18.5 cm) 5 3 Grub Hoe. Blade size 4-" x 7 3/4" (11.4 x 21 cm) 6 3 Handles for Grub Hoe 7 6 Saw Wedges - 2 lb. (1 kg) 8 6 Saw dedges - 3 lb. (1.4 kg) 9 3 Splitting 'edges - 6 lb. (1.7 kg) 10 1 Plumb Sledge. Dcuible face, 6 lb. head (1.7 kg) 11 3 Log Chains with Grab Hook and Slip Hook 3/8" x 14' (1 cm x 4.3 m) Code No. 2.02.1 TB Page 2 of6

Item Number 14scrition,- .

12 1 Steel Clasp Cant-Hook with 8" hoo_. opening. Handle 214" x 3' (57 x 91 cm) 13 1 Steel Clasp Cant Hook with 9:" hook opening. Handle 2-3/4" x 4' (7 x 122 cm) 14 1 Cross-cut saw, length 5i' (17 a) 15 3 Bow Saw, 30" Blade. 16 3 Heavy duty lopper,- length 26" (66 em) 17 3 Grass hooks, 8 3/4" blade, handle length 15" (38 cm) 18 3 Digging fork, four tines 11Y4" (28 cm), width 74"(19 cm), handle len&th 30" (76 cm) 19 3 General purpose spade, blade size 7" x 12" (18 x 30 cm) Handle length 27" (69 cm) 20 3 Hollow back shovel, blade size 8 5/8" x 12" (22 x 30 cm) Handle length 47" (119 cm) 21 1 Railroad pick, length 24" (61 cm), handle 36" (91 cm) 22 3 Single edge bush hook, head weight 3- lb (1.5 kg), handle length 36" (91 cm) 23 1 Hand levelling board, wood, width 1.5 to 2.5 m (local) 24 1 Two-man shovel, blade 60 ca wide, 40 cm deep, handle length 180 cm (local) 25 1 Had ridger,*symmetrical steel plough type bottom (local) 26 61 m Pure manila rope Y4" 200' (0.63 cm x 61 m) 27 61 m Pure manila rope _? x 200' (1.3 cm x 61 m) 28 61 m Pure manila rope 5/8" x 200' (1.6 cm x 61 m) 29 200 Plastic field plot stakes, di=-. 5/16v, length 18" (0.8 an x 46 cm) Animal-drawn 30 2 Shovel board, wood; steel soil encaging part2 width 1 m, height 075 m (local) 31 * 2 Earth scoop, mild steel with reinforced bottom attached - to 2 handles, drawn by' movale U-shaped steel drawbar 32 * 2 Ridger with symetric-,l iron rid er plough bottom (local) 33 2 Leveller, width 24" (60 cm), bullock-drawn Tractor-drawn 34 1 Land leveller =d clcdzre:.:e: (e*6. aarock, Salopian Keuneth ludson Ltd.) Code No. 2.02.1 TB Page 3 of 6

Item Number Descriotion No Required

35 1 Utility blade; for mounting on category 1 three point hitch; length 158 m, hSight 0.4 m, blade angle adjustable to 0 to 45 left and right, in both forward and reverse 36 1 Earth scoop: for mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch; one piece heavy gauge steel bucket1'1 replaceable cutting blade, bucket capacity 285 1

37 1 Power dozer for tractor of 35-45 h:*P. 38 1 Tractor mounted loader; front loader complete with grille guard; dirt bucket; fork lift, dozer blade, trip fork and dirt plate; selector valve 39 1 Land p1ane, pull type, width 3.7,m, length 9.9 m, bowl width 2.8 m, capacity 1.35 m 3 , wheel mounted; for tractor of 70 h.p. 40 1 Leveller (e.g. Yanmar A 10-9) for use on watp;r field, tractor power required 13-15 h.p. 41 1 Leveller (e.g. Yanmar AC-15) for use on water field, tractor power required 6 h.p. 42 1 Soil heaping board (e.g. Yanmar A 10-10) requires tractor 13-15 h.p.

Seed bed preparation Hand equipment 43 3 Nursery spade, blade size 7/4" x 13" (181 x 33 cm), handle length 27" (68 cm) 44 3 Iursery hoe, blade width 7" (18 cm), depth 214"'(5.5 cm) 45 3 Trowel, blade size 5 3/8" x 3Y'4" (14 x 1814 cm) 46 3 Rake, 10 curved teeth, forged 47 3 Garden cultivator, five blades, handle length 4/3" (122 cm) 48 3 Hand cultivator, handle length 12" (30 cm) 49 3 Spading fork, four tines 50 * 2 Hand cultivator, 3 to,7 tines with duck foot sweeps 51 2 Rotary hand harrow (two rows serrated plates combined with horizontal blade) 52 * 2 Digging hoe, blade length 22 cm, edge 17.6 cm, handle 102 cm 53 * 2 Digging hook, 4 tined, tine length 24 cm

54 1 Mould board plough, reversible, 6" (15 cm) or 8" (20 cm) wide Code No. 2.02.-l TB Page 4 o 6 Item ffumber Descriotion No. - -

55 1 Jaling cultivator with 5 shovels 56 1 Standard universal tool bar for oxen or similar draught by pole or chain, performs mould board ploughing; 15 cz ridging, hoeing: cultivatin6; seeding and fertilizing 57 1 Spring tine cultivator, for No. 56 58 1 Animal-drawn rake 2.2 m width 59 1 Harrow (1.2 m) spike tooth- spring tooth. flexible; rotary 60 1 Bullock-drawn cultivator with 3 shears and 26" (66 cm) tool bar

Tractor-drawn (for tractors 35-45 h-P.) 61 1 Plough, mould board; mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch, two furrow - or 62 1 Plough, disc, mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch; two furrow; discs plain or scalloped 66 or 71 cm diam, f%rrow width 254A or 63 1 Plough, chisel; mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch; 7 or 9 tines, width 2 m, tine bar spacings 760 mm 64 1 Harrow, disc, offset; mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch, wdorking width 1.6 m, discs dia. 50 cm. or 65 1 Earrow-disc tandem; counting on category 1 three point hitch, working width 1.8 n, disc -diara. 45 or 50 ca, discs plain or scalloped 66 1 One way disc harrow; mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch: wonking width 1.4 m: disc diam. 65 cm; disc spacing 25 cm 67 3 sections Harrow, spike tooth. mounting on category 1 and 2 three point hitch; open end, working width 1.8 m; 40 diamond- shaped teeth on frere of 5 tooth bars, sections attached to draw bar or 68 3 sections Harrow - tine tooth: for mounting on same frame as item 6.7 sections, working width 1.8 m: 50 flexible tines of diam. 8 mm or 69 3 sections Harrow - sprinG tooth; a section is 1.2 m wide with 12 teeth high carton spring steel; sections attached to fr=.e ith runners nd hitch to attach to draw bar! aanual or hydraulic depth cortrol 70 1 Rotovatart for taountin on category 1 and 2 three point hitch, PTO driven, workinS wridth. 1.25 to 1.5 m, adjustable dopth control 71 1 aolle:, flt) diam. 24"', section width 8' 72 1 Rclle'r or Packer; single gan- roiler dia. 46 c, width 3 m, hitch for ataching to tractor drawbar Code No. 2.02.1 TB Page 5 of6

Item Number Description No.0 aaL

With tractors oi 6 h.D.(e.g. Yaxmar Diesel Engine Co.Ltd.) 73 1 One stage reversible plough, model AC-4 74 1 Rotary plough, for dry conditions, for high ridging and ridge breaking, model AC-8 75 1 Ploughing wheel, for increased traction, model AC-2

76 1 Gage wheel, for levelling, puddling, soil breaking 7 model AC-3 77 1 Roto-puddler, with cover; for use on water fields; model AC-5 78 1 Ridger, two sided, adjustable furrow widths; model AC-10 79 1 Cultivator, model AC-11 - 80 1 Rotary tine, for tilling, model AC-23 81 1 Fork rotor tine, for hard dry conditions; model AC-24 W tractors 13 to 15.5 hp. 82 1 Plough, mould board. 10" i 1: model A 10-15 83 1 Iron wheel, 3011, for increased traction, model A 10-1 or A 10-2 84 1 Cage wheel, for levelling, puddling, soil breaking on water fields; model A 10-3 85 1 Disc rotor, model A 10-8 86 1 Fork rotor tine (hard dry conditions), model A 10-12 87 1 Rotary tine (soft dry or damp soils) model A 10-13 88 1 Roto-puddler with cover; for use on water field; model A 10-11 89 1 Ridger, two sided, adjustable farrow width; model A 10-6 90 1 Rotary tiller type walk behind cultivator, petrol; air-cooled! 2 cycle, 3 h.p. Inter cultivations Hade ent 91 * 2 Chopping hoe blade 10 to 30 cm wide, attached to 160 cm long handle at a 750 angle (local) 92 * 2 Pulling hoe blade 10 to 30 cm wide, attached to 160 cm handle at an angle of 0oo to 650 (local) 93 * 2 Push hoe, scuffle or Dutch hoe, 20 a blade attached to 180 cai handle (local) 94 * 2 Rotary hand weeder width 15 to 20 cm with two sets of revolving curved teeth arranged in tandem (local) Code '-o. 2.02.1' T Page 6 of6

Item Number I)escrittiom No. euie 95 2 Cotton hoe 4 handle blade 6" wide, 5" deep 96 2 Two-prong weeding hoe, 4Y13' handle, blade 3-5/8 x 4" 97 2 Steel wheel cultivator with 5 tooth weeder 97A* Animal--dra%m ecruivuent 1 Rotary rice weeder, three row model for one or animals two 98 * 1 Expandable animal hoe, five shovels, expandable from 30 to 80 cm equipped with two handles and adjustable front wheel 99 * 1 Steerage animal hoe, equipped with a two-wheel carriage fare and 1.5 metre wide tool bar cartier and supplied with complete set of tines sweeps, ridges shovels

Tractor-drawn (35 - 45 hp,) tractor) 100 1 Rotary hoe, frame with integral-hitch to mount on (2 sections) category 1 and 2 three point linkaae, 14 wheels per 110 cm wide section, wheel diaz. 46 cm,.12 tines per wheel 101 1 Rigid. tine row crop cultivator, with hitch for (2 row) to category attaching 1 and 2 three point linkaie, rear mounted, overall width (2 rows) 2.2 m, 11 rigidly-mounted adjustable tines; for depth, pitch and anle of tines or 102 1 Row crop cultivator, front mountedt 2 row model with (2 row) adjustalle shabks to accomodate 90 to 105 c= row spacing, each section independant for lifting by remote hydraulic control Code No: 2.02.2 TB Page: 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Planting,.seeding, fertilising.

Level: TECHNICAL-- iASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to learn the handling of hand and animal-drawn equipment and to demonstrate to them the operation of tractor-drawn and operated equipment. Number of 10 Students:

Note: i) Equipment is listed as follows:

a) Hand-operated; b) Animal-drawn; c) Tractor-drawn/operated.

ii) In additional information regarding items marked * refer to "Farm implements for arid and tropical regions", FAO.

Item Number No: Required Description Hand Equipment 1 * 2 Broadcast seeder, pushed, mounted on one or two wheels working width 2 - 3 m.

2 * 2 Cyclone hand seeder, crank driven with working width of 8 m.

3 2 Hand fiddle equipped with rotating horizontal disk, hopper and bow and cord drive mechanism. Sowing width approximately 600 cm.

4* 1 Hand-operated row seeder for rice with 4 to 6 seed tubes, grain hopper, metering mechanism.

5 * 1 One-row hand drill with wheelbarrow frame, adjustable feed mechanism, furrow opener with depth adjustment, seed cover- er, press wheel and row marker.

6* 2 Hand shovel fertilizer distributor, length of shovel blade from head to edge 7.5 to 11 cm. Also supplied with carrying basket with shoulder straps.

7 2 Walking garden seeder, opens furrows, plants and covers seeds; for all seed sizes, adjustable planting speeds, depth and spacing, with fertilizer attachment. Code No: 2.02.2 TB Pages 2of2'

Item Number No: Reaired 'DescriDtion

8* 2 Hand planter with small hopper and wedge like lever device for placing seed at proper soil depth.

Animal-Drawn Equinment

9* 1 Four-row seed drill with seed box, feed mechanism, and furrow-openers working width 100 to 240 cm with 16 row spacing. to 30 cm

10* 1 Seed planter 1 or 2 row with seed hopper feed mechanism furrow opener, with seed planter. Planter to be provided with complete set of interchangeable plates for seeds to be planted.

11 1 Animal-drawn planter for groundnuts, sorghum, millet, maize. (Indian farm equipment).

Tract or--

12 1 Seed drill; sowing width 2.25 m; 13 rows; row spacing 17.5 cm; sows seed only or seed and fertilizer; only capacity seed 650 1; seed capacity 270 1 plus fertilizer capacity 330 1? sowing width 2.25 m; unladen weight 712 kg- rubber tyres; hitch to attach to tractor drawbar; (e*be Massey Ferguson 30 seed drill). 13 1 Row crop planter; 2, 4 or 6 rows; runner or double openers; disc row spacing variable from 0.5. to 1.0 spacing m; seed variable from 1.9 to 4.5 m;- with hopper capacity 35 1; 15 x 51 am open centre press wheels; automatic kers; mar- hitch for attaching to category 1 or 2 three-point linkage (e.g. lkassey Ferguson 37 unit planter). 14 1 Grain and fertilizer spinner broadcaster; PTO-driven; mounting category 1 and 2; hopper capacity 410 1; spreading width 6.5 to 7.5 m; (e.g. Massey Ferguson MU 11). 15 1 Manure spreader - PTE-driven; heavy duty; conveyor speeds capacity 4,000 1; 3 or.more; paddle type beater; (eeg. Mas- sey Ferguson DT 110)c 16 1 Satoh planter (rice); 1.2 hp; 2 cycle, petrol; 2-row planting; weight 144 kg; (e*g. model PS 210). 17 1 Maize (corn) and cotton planter; 2-row; rvw adjustable for spacing! fA.rtilizer attachment; category hitch. 1, 3 point Code No.. 2.02.3 TB Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Pest and Disease Control

Level: TECIRNICAL - BASIC LIST

Objectives: To enable students to learn the techniques of of controlling pests and diseases by spraying, to use and maintain in good order various types of spraying equipment, and to adopt necessary safety procedures.

Number of Studerts.: 10

eZ Number Description No. Reauired

1 1 Anemometer, low speed, hand held 2 1 Sling psychrometer 3 3 Compression sprayer, hand held, capacity approximately 14 1. 4 3 Sprayer, back pack, manual operation, single nozzle, capacity approximately 23 1. 5 1 Spray unit, ULV (ultra low volume), very fine droplets, back pack unit, petrol engine. 6 3 Spray unit, ULV (ultra low volume), battery operated, hand held. 7 3 Hand gun unit, high pressure, to attach to other spray units. 8 1 Sprayer, tractor mounted, operated from PTO, boom, tank capacity approximately 500 1; for row crops.

9 1 Sprayer, tractor mounted, operated from PTO, boom, tank capacity approximately 500 1; for tree crops. 10 3 Timer, 0 to 60 secs. 11 3 Measuring tape, 30 m, in case. 12 2 of each Graduated cylinders, 100, 250, 300, 1,000 cc. Safety Equipment 13 10 Head gear 14 10 Rubber boots 15 10 pairs Gloves, plastic 16 10 Goggles, plastic 17 10 Respirator, designed for protection against sprays 18 10 Overalls Code No.-2. 0 2.3 TV Page 2 of 2

Item Number Descrition E. Reaxired

Demonstration Items (NorkshoP)

Models (cut-avay when necessary) 19 1 Pumpe centrifugal 20 1 P , positive displacement 21 1 Valve 22 - Nozzles, a variety of types 23 - Filters, a variety 24 - MV atomizer (micronairep etc.) 25 - Miscellaneous sundries 26 - Consumable stores 27 - Spares Code No. 2.02.4 TB Page 1 of 3

SUAREA: Harvesting -

Level: TECHNIOAL - Basic list

PurDose: To train sttideats in the use of hand and animal-drawn equipment and to demonstrate the use cnd operation of tractor-drawn and operated and self-.propelled harvesting equipment-

Number of Students: 10

Note: (i) Refer also to sub-area -2.02.7 Horticulture.

(ii) Equipment requiring the use of tractors of greater hp than 41 are shown in a supplementary list.

Item Number No,o Rea-uiredR e Description

Hand ecruiRment

[ -Refer to "Farm Implements for Arid and Tropical Regions." FAy

1* 3 Sickle, smooth or serrated edge, blade length 35 cm (local).

2* 3 Scythelte, slightly arched blade approx. length 60 cm (local).

3 3 Scythe steel blade, length 70-100 cm for cutting grass and cerealr_ 3 (.local5 .

4* 3 Paddy knife, for harvesting rice; blade length 5 cm (local).

5 3 Hay fork, two or three curved prongs.

6 3 Forage and grass rake, 22 to 24 wooden teeth,

7* 3 Hand drag hay rake; 20 cm curved steel teeth (local). 8* 3 Hand-.operated wheel rake, working width 150 cm; 26 or 36 curved round sectioned steel teeth; hand-,operated lifting mechanism; two wheels.

9* 3 Matchet, blade len,-th approx. 50 em, width 45 .cm (local).

10 3 Potato hook, handle approx. 11-12 cm; 4 tines, length 17-18 cm; width across tines approx. 15-16 cm. 11* 3 Potato digger; lanceolated prongs length approx. 19 cm (local).

12* 3 Sugar beet lifting fork with two cranked tines, tine length 12 cm; foot rest; handle approx0 90 cm (local). 13* 3 Sugar beet topping shovel (Dutch type), single blade width 20 cm and metal basket (local), Uce L40. 4.u44.s .Z Page 2 of 3

Item Nmber' -. fDe;crimian -o 7c Reuire i

Animal--drawn

14 1 Standard universal tool bar for ox or other draught animal by pole or chain.

15 1 Potato or other root lifter for item 4

16* 1 Mower - drawn by two animals, sickle length 2 m, driven from ground wheel (local).

17 1 Reaper, drawn by two animals, 180 cm cutter bar equipped with semi- circular platform.

18 1 Combined reaper and binder, to cut, bundle and bind crop;

19 1 Dump rake, drawn by one horse or equivalent draught; working width 2 m; -Jtecl teeth, automatic lifting mechanism.

20 1 3ide delivery rak, drawn by two horses or equivalent.

21 1 Ray tedder, drawn by one or two hor-ec, rotating spring loaded forks driven from handYwheels..

Tractor-drawn or jelf-Dro"olled ecruioment (35-43 hD tractor),

22 1 Rear mounted cutter bar mowerp.- mounted on category 1 or 2 three- point hitch; power take-off driven; Pitman drive; cutting width 1,6 to 2 1 m; knife stroke 80 mm. or 23 1 Rotary mower; rear mounted on category 1 or 2 three-point hitch, cutting width 1 .7 m with two cutting drums, power take-off driven.

24 1 Side delivery rake; mounted on cate,,ory 1 or 2 three.-point hitch; poier take off driven: effentive raking width 2.5 m; four to six rake bars: 72 to 108 tinez; hydraulic lift. or 25 1 Mounted wheel rake, for rakin,', windrow turning, fluffing, mounted on cate gory 1 or 2 three-poin'. hitch; four raking wheels, each wheel 40 900 mm long tines; angle of rake adju2table.

26 1 Baler (for rectangular bales);' rower take-off driven; pick up width 1,4 m; adju:-table packer arms.

27 1 Combine harve:ter; gelfprorelled- 55 hv or Treater, cutting width 4 m jain tank capaciy 1,950 1 (oati, wheat, barley, soybeans and Era-i jeed)!

1 4aize haad `o r on itemoo 2 Code No. 2.02.4 TB - Page 3 of 3

Item Number No. Re ired DescriDtion Low horse power'unit,

29 1 Reaper/binder; driven by 4 cycle, air-cooled petrol enginef 5 hP; weight 150 kg; for reaping, binding paddy and other cereals. 30 1 Rotary mower, with hi-ch; for mowing -rass for use with 6 hp trac-kor e,p. model ye 60 (Yanmar). Code No..2.02.4 TS Page 1 of 1

SUB-AREA: Harvesting

Level: TECHNICAL.- Supplementary list

Puroase: In particular countries and at certain training institutions (probably offering more advanced training and with a large farm), it may be necessary to include items of equipment requiring the use of more powerful tractors for cereal and forage harvesting.

Item Number No. Reauired

1 1 Forage harvester, cutter/blower type; driven by power take-off; tractor 50 hp (minimum), more usually 60-70 hp; cylinder type cutter head; blower 81 cm; pick up width 1.7 m; mower bar width 1.9 m; one row, row-crop head 75 cm width; height discharge pipe 2.8 m. 2 1 Forage harvester wagon; self-unloading, wagon box width 2 m, length 4.3 m,-height 1.2 m; approx. capacity 4,500 kg; equipped with PTO-driven cross conveyor.

3 1 Forage blower; PTO-driven; requires minimum tractor 50 hp; fan diam. 1.4 m; 6 fan blades*- hopper width 90 cm; shaker pan and aug(-,

4 1 Maize picker, two row pull type suitable for picking two rows spaced at 90-100 cm; power take-off driven; mounted on rubber tyres.

5 1 Corn picker and husker, conzisting of corn snapping unit and husking or cleaning unit; choice of 2 and 3 row corn heads; wagon elevator conveyor; power take-off driven (1,000 rpm); tractor remote hydrav`,( lift to raise and lower corn head. 6 Corn heads. A range of corn heads available to attach to combines;. suitable for row widths from 1.02 m to 510 mm and to handle from 2 to 8 rows (refer Massey Ferguson and John Deere).

7 1 Power take-off combine harvester; requires tractor of 60-70 hp; grain tank capacity 1,415 or 2P380 1; cutting width 813 mm. Code No. 2.02.5 TB Page 1 of4

SUB-AREA: On-farm transport, handling and storage Level: TECITICAL - 3asic list To enable students to acquire a working knowledge of the equipment, processes and measuring techniques used on the farm in handling and storage operations, with particular reference to cereals. Number of students: 10

Note: (i) The equipment is shown under the following categories: a~ transportation handling, clealing, threshinC, winnowing, grading, etc. storage (d) sampling, measuring, testing (ii) Refer also to :

Sub-area 2.02.3 Pest and Disease Control " " 2.02.6 Propagation and Seed Technology " s 2.06.3 Carpentry " " 2.06.4 Metalwork 2.06.5 Rural Structures

Item No. No. required Description 1 1 Two-heel cart, animal-drawn, load platform width Im, length 1.4m, depth 20 cm 2 1 Oxcart complete; le=4th 1.4n; width 0.9m; depth 0.2m 3 1 Trailer, two-wheel, capacity 3,500 kg; length 4.1m; width 1.8m; height of sides 43 cm; hydraulic tipping and brakes; extras grain slides, silage sides (e.g. MF model 21) OR 4 1 Trailer, four-wheel, capacity 5,000 kg; length 5m; width 2.1m; height of sides 50 cm; ecaipped with brakes (e.g. MF model 50) 5 1 Trailer, two-wheel, capacity 750 kg; for use with small hp tractors 6 1 Trailer, two-wheell steel; for use with 6 hp tractor, capacity 500-1,000 kg; (Yanmar AC-16) OR 7 1 Trailer, two-wheel, steel pipe construction; for use with 6 hp tractor; capacity 500-1,00 kg (Yanmat AC-17) 8 1 Trailer, two-wheel; steel; for use with 13-15 hp tractor; capacity 500-1,000 kg (Yanma:. A10-16) 9 1 Front carrier with hitch; for use with 6 hp tractor (Yanima. AC-a)) Code No. 2.02,5 TB , Page 2 of 4

Item No. No. required Descrintio7 10 1 Tractor mounted fore-er.d loader for 35-45 hD tractors; loading bucket and manure fork; complete (e.g. M9 model 35) 11 1 Rear mounted transport box, capacity 500 kg; three-point linkage (e.g. IM model 12)OR (Hart M 11) 12 1 Sack trolley, ruCbber tyred wheels (e.. Burrows 1044) 13 1 Three-wheel small truck, capacity 250 kg Eandlinpg cleaning, winnowing, threshing, griAing, shelling, drying, etc. (a) Hand equipment (Refer to "Farm implements for arid & tropical regions" FA 0 Item No. No. required DescriDtion 14* 1 Drum thresher for rice,pedal operated; revolving threshing drum 15* 1 Maize sheller, crenk operated with feeder; vertical sholling disc; picker wheel; winnowing fan; cleaning sieves 16 1 Maize sheller, pedal drive (Co'cmaster, R=aomes, Sims and Jefferies) 17 1 Corn sheller, capacity 500 cobs per hour (Ets. Champenois S.A.) 18 1 Rotary thresher, perial operated ; capacity 700 kg/hour; (Cossul) 19* 1 Winnowing machine, Crain hopper, sieve, two grading screens, revolvine fan-; driven by foot pedal 20 1 Winnowing fan, hand operated 21* 1 Groundnut sheller, semi-cylindrical screen, spindle with sheller bars 22 1 Ground-nut threEher, capacity 20 k-/hour; (Siscoma) 23 1 Chiff cutter - hend power (Simplex, R. Hunt & Co.) 24 1 set Hand sieves, 500 mm din, set of 25 1 set Ha sieves, 200 mm zism. set of 26 1 Grain gra-ling m.chine tsig sievin a2d azpiration; small sit; hana oe capacity -- o1 to p er hoUr Code No.: 2,Q2.5 TB page 3 of 4

(b) Animal operated Item No. No. rE2Mired D'escrintion 27 1 Thresher, Opland, bullock operated

(0) lachine power2L/opei .ated Note: The items marked + would be required only when a farm of considerable acreage growing a large area of cereal crops forms part of the training institution.

Item No. No. required Description

28 1 Threshing machine, small, driven by 5 Ps motor 29 1 Threshing machine, Midget Mark 11 (Alvan Blanch)

30 + 1 1ucket grain elevator, bucket size 100 x 75 mm at 200 mm spacing; capacity 10 tons/hour; 0 .75kwelectric motor 31 + 1 Grain elevator; length 8.5 m; width 52 cm; PO driven; mounted on rubber tyres; handcrank for raising end lowering; flight spacing 40 cm 32 + 1 Grain auger, portable; length 6 m; diam.100 mm; complete with 1.5 kw electric motor 33 + 1 Grain auger, overall length 3m, equipped with hopper 83 x 68 cm; auger 25 cm diam. motor 1 hp 34 + 1 Grain conveyor, ch.in and flight, length 6m; diam. 150 mm; wooden construction on steel frame; electric motor drive 35 1 Grain drier, hot air; requires 5 PS motor 36 + 1 Batch grain drier, oil fired; loading auger (Noway Benson) 37 1 Sack drier, platform; size to hold to 1 ton grain 38 1 Rice husker; diam. 90 mm; driven by 5 PS motor 39 1 Chaff cutter; driven by 3 hp motor (R. Hunt & Co.) 40 1 Cutter/choppers; portable; driven by 7 hp motor 41 1 Root outter; with 0.75 kw motor 42 - Materials for constructing outside concrete area for sun drying of crops- see Rural structures, sub areas 2.65 Code No. 2.02.5 TB Page 4 of 4

Storaze of cro=s (cereals) Item No. No. recuired Description 43 Grain hopper, self emptyin- with gate valves; ucting and sacking-o:f facility; locally conLtructed to required capacity 44 Gain, bins; metal or concrete; locally constructed to required capacity 45 - Pallets, wooden, for stacking sacks of grain, locally made to required capacity 46 Grain storage bins, wocle construction; top loading; bottom emptyina; facility for ventilation, locally constructed to required capacity 47 Grain storage bins; baset weave, locally made

Sampling testing, measuring, wei ing

Item No, No. reouired Description

48 2 Sampling spear, to sample grain in sacks; 6n1 nickel plated- steel (e.g. Burrows Seed Trier No.506) 49 2 SamplirG spear, malti-level type; for use with grain La bulk (e.-. Burrows Seed Trier No*530) 50 1 Probe resistance moisture mater, for use in sacked grain 51 1 Probe resistance moisture meter, for use in bulk grain 52 2 Probe thermometer, bimetallic (Rototherm) 53 + 1 HyGrometer; humidity moter, direct readin- (Burrows) 54 1 Porta:Qle platform sack weihing machine, capacity 250 kg x 500 r divisions 55 - Miscellaneous sundries Various construction, material for storage bins etc. e.g. send, cement, lime, regate, timber etc. 2aforence choul-I be mnde to sub-area: 2.65 111"al strtcturos 56 - ConsumLle stores

57 - Code No.:. 2.02.6 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Plant propagation and technology

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

rpose: To enable students to acquire an understanding of the principles and practices of seed testing and sowing of vegetative propagation by means of cutting, grafting and budding and to become competent at the practical skills involved.

Number of students: 10

Note: i) Details of various hand tools (e.g. hoes, spades, etc.) and other equipment required are given in Horticulture, sub-area 2.02.7. Refer also to Agricultural and Forest Botany, sub-area 2.01.62. ii) Amounts of certain items refer to the estimated need for one year.

Item Number DescriDtion No. ReSMired Items for general use in propagation (seed or vegetative)

1 500 Pots, plastic and/or clay, various sizes '2" to 9" (5-23 cm),

2 200 Peat or fibre blocks, e.g. jiffy blocks, small size, 2" (5 cm).

3 5 Hand lens, 10 x magnification.

4 30 Label, plastic.

5 - Consummable stores: Sand-fine grade - 25 kg Soil-loam - 25 kg Sphagnum moss - 5 kg Vermiculite - 0-5 bushel Perlite - 0.5 bushel Fertilizers, mixed (10.10.10) type - 20 kg

Items for veFetative pronagation

6 10 Budding knives, double blades, folding, with blunt surface for raising bud flap.

7 10 Grafting knife, 4" (10 cm). 8 5 Secateurs, anvil/roll cut type, length 20 cm, with thumb catch. Code NO.Q 2.02.6'TB Page 2 of 3

It em Number 'I)escrition No. Age-d vitrified silicon 9 2 Sharpening stone (15 x 5 x 2.5 cm), carbide, one side coarse, one side fine.

10 5 m2 plastic sheeting, medium thickness (for demonstrating air layering).

11 3 Saw pruning, length 23 to 30 cm narrow blade 5 to 7.5 cm.

12 3 Chisel, three blade, lerth 23 to 30 cm, for top grafting

13 200 Budding strips, rubber, (7.5 x 0.6 cm). widths. 14 100 Grafting and budding tape, PVC, various

15 Consummable stores: Grafting wa - 2 kg Chemical root inducing componds - 3 arengths (0.5 1 each). Raffia - 2 kg

Items for propaation using seeds

16 100 Containers, wood or plastic seed boxes (various sizes) (local). sizes. 17 200 Plastic (polyetheline) bags of various

18 100 Petri-dishes, plastic, diam. approximately 12 to 15 cm.

19 10 boxes Pilter paper, Whatman No.1.

20 1 In=bbator, to provide controllable temperature 200 to 300, size approximately 60 x 60 x 60 cm.

21 1 of each Sieve, coarse, medium, fine.

22 - Consummable store*: Chemical fungicide (for soil sterilisation) - 0.5 ke Sulpburic acid (for seed scarification) 1 1 Tripheryl tetrazolium chloride (for testing seed viability) - 0.5 1 Calcium hypochlorite (for seed desinfection)- 0.5 kg Code No.: 2.02.6 TB Page 3 of 3

Item Number Description T. RecruireC-

Potting shed, glasshouse

23 1 Potting shed, approximate length 4.5 to 5 m; length ends approximately 2 m. Open front, work tops one side and both ends, shelves under work tops (local construction).

24 1 Glasshouse (when conditions make one necessary or desirable). Length approximately 9 m, width approximately 3 m, centre passage, mist propagation unit.

25 1 Lath or shade house (local construction).

26 Miscellaneous sundries.

27 Consumable stores (the total of items 5, 15, 22). 28 Spares. . Code No, 2.02.7 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Horticulture

Level: TECmTICAL -- iaoic list

Purpose: To enable students to learn the principles and practices of horticulture on a small scale, utilizing hand-operated tools and equipment,

No. of Students: 10

Note I: .Refer also to::

Main Area: 2.02 Field Crop Production

Sub-area: 2.02.1 Land "1 clearing, forming, cultivation W" 2.02.2 Planting, seeding and fertilizing " " 2.02.3 Pest and disease control " " 2.02.4 Harvesting " " 2.02.5 Propagation and seed technology

Main Area: 2.06 Farm Power, Workshops, etc.

Sub-area: 2.06.1 Farm power " " 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage Note II: In addition to the equipment listed, it would be essential to erect a potting uhed, a 3mall-..size glas house, a structure for compost making, Code No. -2.02.7 TB Pa-ge 2 of 4

Item Number No. Recuired Descriotion

1 3 Hoe, e-e: weight of blade 2 lb (900 g); one piece forged-steel blade with roundevye; 40" (1 m) handle.

2 3 Hoe, garden, Shank type, blade width 7" x 4'/4" deep (18 x 12 cm) with 4- ft (1.3 m) handle.

3 3 Hoe cultivator, 2 prongs, blade width'- x 81' deep (9 x 22 cm); handle 4 ft (1.25 m); weight 173 lb (600 g).

4 3 Rake, metal, 10 toothed.

5 3 Rake, metal, 14 curved teeth, forged.

6 3 Spade, s=are point blade size p x 12" (19 x 31 cm); 'D' handle, weight 4Y4 lb (2 kg3 .

7 3 Fork, digging, 4 tines 8-}^ (22 cm); width approx. 6" (15 cm)-

8 3 Shovel, round point, blade size 9 x 12 " (23 x 31 cm); hollow back; handle 47" (1.25 a).

9 3 Trowel garden, blade length 5+, width 3/4" (14 x 9 cm)9 handle 5" (13 cml. 10 3 Cultivator, hand, 3 curved and pointed tines; tine spread 23/4" (7 cm); handle 12" (30 cm).

11 10 Secateurs, pruning, anvil type; length 8" (20 cm); head pointed; thmb catch.

12 5 Saw pruning; double-edged, straight blade with length 18" (45 cm); hardwood handle.

13 3 Mattock, pick, garden; blade 3" (8 cm); length 5" (13 cm); heat- treated, weight 5 lb (2.25 kg); handle 36-40" (90-100 em).

14 1 Shears, pole, 5 cm diam. cutting capacity; S/S blade; 4.2 m extension,

15 1 Shears, lopping; hooked bladesy-hinge nut and bolt; steel tubular ferules; overall length 70 cm.

16 5 Knife pruning; curved blade length 3" (8 cm), folding.

17 5 Knife bud_ing, one folding blade, metal piece for back li"ting.

18 5 Knife grafting, 4ty (10 om).

19 5 Knife slashing; 18" (4 cm) blade; forged steel rivetted in fire- hardened hardwood handle.

20 1 Bill hook, carbon steel head, single bit, forged in one piece. Code No.,-2.02.7 TB Page 3 of 4

Item Number No. Recuired Description

21 2 Sickle 20" (50 cm); sharp edged curved blade, hand-forged of high carbon crucible steel; hardwood handle 6" (15 cm).

22 1 Hatchet, weight of head 2 lb (900 g); drop forged one piece carbon tool steel; handle 15" (40 em).

23 3 Watering can, capacity 8-9 1; removable sprinkler head.

24 2 Hose, garden diam. 0.75" (2 cm); vinyl,complete with couplings; length 50 m.

25 2 Sprinkler heads for item 24 (set of). sets

26 2 Bucket; polythene, heavy duty, capacity 10-12 1.

27 1 Scale weighing, spring balance dial, capacity 10 kg.

27A 5 Cord, garden line, 4 mm diam.; length 20 m. lengths

28 2 Nheel barrow, capacity approx. 3 cuft; rolled edge; seamless tray, oilable bearings; steel disc wheel; puncture proof tyres, ± 60.1

29 4 Stone sharpener, combination type; vitrified silicon carbide. On( side coarse grit, one side fine grit.

30 1 File, metal, length 25 cm; one side singj@ cut, the other side double cut; one safe edge, one cut edge.

30A Hammer 16 oz (450 g), bell face, curved claw.

31 1 Pliers combination, 20 cm; 3 cm capacity with burner hole; side cutter and joint cutter.

32 10 Metre measuring sticks.

33 1 Tape measure, length 20 m, in case.

34 1,000 Jiffy 7 pots, capacity 1 pint (approx. 0.5 1). 35 3 Sieves, various mesh (1-2 cm); diam. 50 cm. 36 1 Soil block machine.

37 20 Seed boxes - approx. dimensions, 30 x 5 x 15 cm.

38 500 m Plastic sheeting, width 200 cm; thickness 100 pm

39 200 m Plastic sheeting, black for mulching; width 150 cm! thickness 35 pm.

40 100 m Saran nylon shade netting. Code No. 2.02 7 TB Page 4 of 4

Item Number No. Recuired Descrition

41 100 n Galvanized wire for hoops for plastic tunnels- gauge 21.

42 70 m Galvanized wire for hoops for plastic tunnels; gauge 16.

43 1,000 Bags polythene, capacity approx 20 x 10 cm, to use as pots. 44 1,000 Tie-on labels.

45 10 pairs Gloves, plastic.

46 5 pairs Masks

47 10 Plastic aprons.

48 10 pairs Rubber boot.

49 2 Duster, hand-operated; capacity approx. 4.5 1; with 60 cm extension rod.

50 2 Duster rotary midget, tank capacity approx. 0.4 1; all angle nozze with 30 om extension rod.

51 2 Sprayer, '-apsack; hose 1.5 mt capacity approx. 9 1. 52 1 Stirrup pump; twin 3 m hoses, brass lances, brass angle nozzles, 4 different spray discs.

53 1 Sprayer, compression; knapsack; 20 1 capacity 10 kg/cm2.

Note .Refer to sub-area 2.23 for details of other pest and disease control equipment.

54 Miscellaneous sgndries e.g. dibber: (local); tape, wrapping budding 16 mm wide vinyl film, roll length 92 m - 12 rolls; fence wire mesh; nylon bird mesh.

55 Consumable stores (one year supply): Grafting wa (1 kg); soil sterilizer (20 1); fertilizers; foliar nutrient feed; fungicides; insecticides; seed disinfectant.

56 Spares . Code Not .2.03 HT Page 1 of 2

MAIN AREA: Horticulture

Level: HIGER TECHNICAL (A two or three year programme of study) Objectives: To provide training in the principles, techniques and practical skills to persons who seek careers in horticulture at the technician, supervisor or manager level.

Curriculum outline: (sub-areas)

Sub-area: 2 0 03.1 Fruit production.

2.03.2 Hardy nursery stock, trees and shrubs, herbaceous plants, ornamental and aquatic plants.

2.03.3 Ornamental horticulture, landscape design, sport and amenity turf culture.

2.03.4 Protected cropping. Notea (i) In addition to a list of equipment for each of the above sub-areas, there are TWO additional lists immediately preceding the sub-area lists. These two lists include items that will be required for practical work in all or most sub-areas:

List A - Common handtcols and equipment.

List 3 Miscellaneous common equipment. Note. (ii) The equipment requirement for Vegetable production, which is not shown as a sub-area, is met by the equipment listed in the two common equipment lists and in sub-areas of Main Area 2.2(2.02)- Code No: 2.03 HT Page 2 of.2

Notes (iii) Reference should be made to the following Main and Sub-areasx

Main &eeat 2.02 Field CroD Production and Soil 1anaxement

Sub-area: 2.02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation.

2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising

2.02.3 Pest and Disease Control.

2.32.5 On-farm transport, handling and storage.

2.02.6 Propagation and Seed Technologr.

2.02.7 Horticulture (basic list). Main Area: 2.06 Farm Power, Workshop Processes and Practices, Carpentry and Metal Work, Rural Structures, Irrigation and Drainage Surveying and Touograhy: In particular, refer to: Sub-areaS 2.06.1 Fam Power.

2.06.6 Irrigation and Drainage.

2.06.7 Surveying and Topography.

Main Area: 2.15

Sub-area: 2.15.1 weteorology. LIST A Code No: 2.03 HT Page 1 of-2

MAIN AREA: Horticulture

cOMKON HANDTOOLS AND EqUIENT

This list is based on the needs of 10 students. It includes a range of handtools and small equipment required for practical work in the various sub-areas of horticulture.

Item No. No. required Description

1 10 Spade, garden, size 71" x 11 n (19 x 29 cm) solid socket, T or PD handle length 71 cm.

2 10 Spade, border, size 5" x 9" (14 x 23 cm) solid socket, T or FD handle length 71 cm.

3 10 Fork, garden, 4 prongs, 8" x 1211 (20 x 30.5 cm) solid socket, weldless, handle 71 cm.

4 10 Fork, border, 4 prongs, 5j" x 9" (14 x 23 cm) solid socket, weldless, handle 71 cm.

5 10 Rake, metal, rigid tine, straight teeth, width 12" to 16" (30 to 40 cm). or 6 10 Rake, metal, rigid tine, straight teeth, 10 to 12 teeth.

7 10 Trowel, garden, dished, blade length 5P^ (14 cm) width 3Y4" (8 cm) handle 5" (13 cm). or 8 10 Trowel, garden, handle 6" (15 cm)

9 10 Hoe, dutch, blade size 5" (13 cm) handle 54" (1.4m) 10 10 Hoe, onion, blade size 4" (10 cm) handle 6" (15 a) 11 10 Hoe, draw, blade size 6" (15 cm), handle 5' (1-5 M) LIST A Code No: 2.03 HT Page 2 of 2

Item No. No. recuired DescriOtion

12 10 Dibber,metal shod, T handle. (Dibble)

13 10 Ynifep pruning.

14 10 Knife, budding.

15 10 Knife, pocket, general purpose.

16 10 Knife, cabbage, blade 10" (25 cm)-

17 10 Knife, lettuce, blade 4" (10 cm).

18 10 Secateurs (e.g. Falco). 19 10 Garden line (local).

20 10 Measuring rod, length 1.5 m (local). 21 10 Grass shear.

22 10 Hedge shear.

23 10 Edging shearg flat cut.

24 10 Edging shear, vertical cut.

25 10 Grass hook, blade length 83/4 (22 cm), handle 15" (38 cm). Protective Clothing

26 10 Respirator (nose, eyes, mouth). 27 10 Goggles, plastic, clear view,

28 10 prs Gloves, plastic.

29 10 Overalls.,

30 10 prs Rabber boots (pair).,

31 Consuable stores. 32 Miscallaneous sundries and contingencies. 33 Spare parts. LIST B Code No: .2.03 RT Page 1 of 5

MAIN AREA: Horticulture

MISCELLANEOUS COMMON EGlPMENT

(Equipment required for carrying out work in more than one sub-area)

Item No. No. required Description

Transportation of Materials

1 5 Navvywheelbarrow, tubular frame, 16 gauge steel, 3 or 4 cu ft capacity, pneumatic or cushioned typed wheel. (100-120 1).

2 10 Wheelbarrow, galvanised steel,-tubular framef rubber typed wheel, capacity 3 cu ft. (90 1>

3 10 Wheelbarrow, galvanised steel, tubular framo. rubber typed wheel, capacity 6 cu ft. (180 3)

4 5 Truck, 4 wheels, metal, size 2 x 1.5 x 1 m, manually drawn but can be hitched to a tractor,

5 5 Truck, two wheels, metalv capacity 10 cwt, adf> driven, 5 bhp petrol engine (e.g. Martin).

6 2 Tow cart, capacity approx 1,000 kg, seat, direct coupling to Autotrac tractor, platform size 183 x 92 cm, twir wheels (e.g. Sisis, Model TC/20/W).

7 3 Truck, manual drawn, 2 wheels, metal sides, capacity 0.5 cu yd. (400 1).

Pest and Disease Control (Refer also to Main Area 2.02, sub-area 2.023)

8 5 Knapsack sprayer, plastic container diaphragm pump, capacity approx. 3 gall (13 1 (e.g. Allman Kestral). or 9 5 Knapsack sprayer, copper tank diaphragm pump, capacity approx 3i gall (16 1J (e.g. Allman Eclair). LIST B Code No-0, 2.03 HT Page 2 of 5

Item No. No. ReMired DzscriDtion

10 5 Spray unit, ULV, very fine droplets, back pack unit, petrol engine. or 11 5 Spray unit, ULY, very fine droplets, back pack unit, hand held, battery operated.

12 5 Eand gun unit, high pressure, to attach to other spray units.

13 5 Compression sprayer, hand held, capacity approx. 14 1.

14 1 Sprayer, tractor mounted, operated from PTO, boom, tank capacity approx 500 1 (for row crops).

15 1 Sprayer, tractor mounted, operated from PTO, boom, tank capacity approx 500 1 (for tree crops).

16 1 Knapsack, mist blower, medium and low volume application, powered by JLO engine, anti- vibration padding, for dusting or liquid spraying.

17 3 Aerosol generator (Microsol generator) for the application of atomisable fluids in glass or 0VC houses.

18 5 Aerocide hand projector, fliids atomised by a gas charge.

19 5 Hand duster, rotary fan type, capacity 7 or 10 lb (3 to 4.5 kg) dust.

20 5 Hand operated dusting bellows, capacity, approx 2 lb (1 kg). LIST B Code No: 2.03 HT Page '3of 5

Item No. No. Reaured fDescrintion

21 1 Tree base sprayer, spring boom, (attachment fits most conventional sprayers). 22 1 Air biast sprayer, tractor mounted high pressure mist blower, tank capacity 70 - 150 gall (320 -. 670 1).

23 1 Rydralic sprayer,. capacity 12 gall (55 1), single wheel, powered by petrol engine, with spray booms and lances. 24 2 Portable galvanised water barrow, capacity 40 gall (180 1), on rigid steel frame with pneumatic tyred wheels. 25 1 Fixed tank, say 400 gall (1,800 1) capacity. 26 1 Vapourising unit, electrically operated, wall mounted, heating element for vapourising chemicals (e.g. Aero Vap 5 . 27 1 Thermal fogging machine, portable, powered by a small petrol engine, produces fine fog droplets.

Scales, .balances, weighing machines 28 5 Spring balance, to weigh 100 lb (45 kg) X 05 lb (0.25 kg). 29 5 Scaley open dial, to weigh 2-3 kg. 30 5 Scale, .open dial, to weigh 1-2-kg. 31 2 Counter scales, to weigh 56 lb (25 kg). 32 2 Platform scale, to weigh 200 lb (90 kg). 33 1 Platform scale to weigh 100 kg. LIST 3 Code No: 2.03 HT' Page 4 of 5

Item No, No. Recuired DescriDtion

Various items

34 1 Soil sterilisation equipment. Mobile flame type, paraffin burner, electric fan, horizontal rotating drum.

35 1 Soil shredder (for compost making). Foundry type sand shredder with moving studded belt. Power electric or petrol or diesel (e.g. Pneulec Royer).

36 2 Block making hand operated peat or soil block machine to produce 6-10 blocks, size 2-6 cm at each compression. or 37 1 Block making machine (automatic) electrically powered for stamping out peat or soil blocks size 3-10 cm at rate of 3,000 to 10,000 per hour, built in conveyor (e.g. DEWA).

38 1 Potting machine, semi-automatic, mobile electric rotary type ith hopper feed to pots and manual potting. Suitable for pots in range 3 cm-25 cms output capacity up to 4,000 pots per hour (ecga JAVOO.

39 2 Potting bench, mobile, with hopper for compost, wheels allow movement forwards and sideways, used for manual potting.

40 Miscellaneous sundries Plant ots: very large number, various types, various sizes*

Crates, trays, containers: for fruit and vegetablesi large number various sizes and types.

Plant Mata2ra1ls: large supply of canes, netting, etc. LIST B Code No: 2.03 HT Page 3 of5

Item No. No. Required Description

21 1 Tree base sprayer, spring boom, (attachment fits most conventional sprayers). 22 1 Air blast sprayerl tractor mounted high pressure mist blower, tank capacity 70 - 150 gall (320 - 670 1).

23 1 Hydraulic sprayer,. capacity 12 gall (55 1), single wheel, powered by petrol engine, with spray booms and lances.

24 2 Portable galvanised water barrow, capacity 40 gall (180 1), on rigid steel frame with pneumatic tyred wheels.

25 1 Fixed tank, say 400 gall (1,800 1) capacity.. 26 1 Vapourising unit, electrically operated, wall mounted, heating element for vapourising chemicals (e.g. Aero Vap3 . 27 1 Thermal fogging machine, portable, powered by a small petrol engine, produces fine fog dropletso

Scales, .balances, weighing machines 28 5 Spring balance, to weigh.100 lb (45 kg) X 05 lb (0.25 kg). 29 5 Scale, open dial, to weigh 2-3 kg. 30 5 Scale, open dial, to weigh 1-2-kg. 31 2 Counter scales, to weigh 56 lb (25 kg). 32 2 Platform scale, to weigh 200 lb (90 kg). 33 1 Platform scale to weigh 100 kg. LIST 3 Code No: 2.03 HT' Page 4 of 5

Item No, No. Recuired Descriotion

Various items

34 1 Soil sterilisation equipment. Mobile flame typeq paraffin burner, electric fan, horizontal rotating drum.

35 1 Soil shredder (for compost making). Foundry type sand shredder with moving studded belt. Power electric or petrol or diesel (e.g. Pneulec Royer).

36 2 Block making hand operated peat or soil block machine to produce 6-10 blocks, size 2-6 cm, at each compression. or 37- 1 Block making machine (automatic) electrically powered for staping out peat or soil blocks size 3-10 cm at rate of 3,000 to 10,000 per hour, built in conveyor (e.g. IEWA).

38 1 Potting machine, semi-automatic, mobile electric rotary type with hopper feed to pots and ma=ual potting. Suitable for pots in range 3 cm-25 emy output capacity up to 4,000 pots per hour (e.g. JAVOO.

39 2 Potting bench, mobile, with hopper for compost, wheels allow movemcnt forvards and sideways, used for manual potting.

40 Miscellaneous sundries Plant pots: very large number, various types, various sizes.

Craes? trays, containers: for fruit and vegetables" large number various sizes and types.

Plant supert matarials: large supply of canes, netting, etc. . LIST B Code No: 2.03 HT Page 5 of 5

Item No. No. Required Description

Seed boxes: very large supply - various types and sizes.

Plant labels and markers: very large supply of various sizes and types.

Watering cans (various), buckets, pails, measures for liquids and solids, dustbins, brocr brushes, etc.

Box pressers, box markers, multiple dibbers6 Code No:. 2.03.1 HT Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Fruit Production

Level: HIGR TECHNICAL

PUrpo-se: To enable students to acquire an understanding of the relationship between the plant and its environment, to learn and apply the principles of good husbandry and to become competent at the essential techniques and skills of fruit production.

Number of Students: 10

Note: (i) Reference may also be made to the following sub-areas:

Sub-area: 2.02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation.

2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising.

2.02.3 Pest and disease control.

2.02.6- Propagation and seed technology.

2.02-7 Horticulture (basic list).

2.06.1 Farm power.

2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage.

2.06.7 Surveying and topography.

Note: (ii) Refer also to:

Main Area:. 2.03

List A List of common handtools and equipment.

List 3 List of miscellaneous common equipment,

Item No. No..reauired DescriDtion

1 5 Pruning saw, bow, 30" (76 cm) blade.

2 5 Pruning saw, curved (grecian), blade 16" (40 cm).

3 5 Prunin saw, long handle 6' (182 cm), blade 16" (40 cm).

4 10 Pole pruner, (tree pruner), length 6t-r8 (182-240 cm).

5 10 Secateur, long handle, length 2'-31 (61-91 cm). Code No: 2.03.1 HT Page 2 of 3

Item No. No. Reauired. Descrintion'.

6 1 set Power pruning heads, pneumatic, driven from tractor PTO.

7 1 set Power pruning heads, pneumatic,driven by portable petrol engine. or 8 1 Pruner, hydraulic.

9 1 Flail for disposal of prunings, driven by tractor PTO, category 1 and 2, three-point hitch, 35-45 hp tractor.

10 1 Manure spreader, PTO driven, category 1 and 2, three-point hitch, heavy duty capacity approx. 4,000 1, 3 or more conveyor speeds. (e.g. Massey Ferguson MF 110).

11 1 Fertiliser spinner, tractor drawn, category 1 and 2, three-point hitch, hopper capacity approx, 410 1, width of spread 4-4.5 m.

Ruit harvesting and grading ecuipment

Required only for large areas of fruit.

12 1 Branch shaker. Tractor mounted, self-contained hydraulic system, weight 790 kg, shaking unit 120 kg. Counter weight 460 kg. (e.g. Schaumann Denmark).

13 1 Fruit harvester, vibrator (1,000/mi), weight 26 kg. length flexible drive 13" (31 cm), power unit air cooled single cylinder two stroke 2.5 hp petrol engine on base plate with carrying handle, complete with Berry hook, Comb hook, Branch hook and extension rods (e.g. Walker QEG 12).

14 1 Fruit catching unit, front mounted on tractor, operated from PTO, canvas catcher for collection of mechanically harvested fruit (e.g. Arvelev). Code No: 2.03.1 HT Page 3 of 3

Item No. No. required Description

15 1 Fuit grader. (Apples, pears, citrus, tomatoes, etco). Capacity 1.3 tqnnes per hour, 7 sizing blocks, electric motor, single phase, 0.35 hP (e.g. Hermer Rruit grader - Holland). 16 1 Fruit grader. Two -belt type, output 50 bushels/hr electric motor, single phase, 0.5 hp (e.g. Hermer - Kent grader).

17 - Consumable stores.

18 - Miscellaneous sundries including: fruiting ladders (wood and aluminium) fruiting tripods (wood): baskets, fruit hampers, orchard boxes, crater, punnets, buckets, various containers, tapes, tree protection netting, etc.

19 - Spares. Code No: 2.03.2 HT Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Hardy nursery stock, trees and shrubs, herbaceous plants, ornamentals and aquatic plants.

Leveli HIGTR TECENICAL

Purpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge of the principles and practices of ornamental plant production, cultivation and management.

Number of Students: 10 (For many kinds of practical work students will work individually).

Note: (i) Reference may also be made to the following sub-areas:

Sub-area: 2.02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivatione

2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising.

2.02.3 Pest and disease control.

2.02.6 Propagation and seed technology.

2.02.7 Horticulture (basic list)

2.06.1 Farm power.

2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage.

Note: (ii) Refer also to:

Main area: 2.03

List A List of common handtools and equipment,

List B List of miscellaneous common equipment. Code No: 2.03.2 HT Page 2 of 2

Item No. No. reauired Descrintion

I I Undercutter, J blade for lifting to transplant

2 1 Undercutter, U blade for lifting to transplant

3 1 Auger, to dig holes for tree planting,diameter of holes approx. 60 cm, driven from tractor PTO.

4 1 Rotavator, diesel or petrol, working width approx. 60 cm. for light working, adjustable HT+ blades which can be offset to work (e.g. Howard Rotavators GemrV)*

5 1 Rotavator, diesel or petrol, working width approx 1 m, adjustable +HT blades which can be offset to work, for deep working.

6 1 Grafting machine, multiple cutting blades, adjustable for depth and length of cut, driven from electric poier supply (e.g. FE 53 K. Fisher)e

7 1 Tying machine for use with caned plants and trees. (e.g. MlarEarfuer Model BPI). 8 1 Potting machine (refer to list 3 "iscellanes Commrn equipment item 38 et seq).

9 1 Tree bar iron, height approx. 2 m (local).

10 1 Planting machine, driven from tractor PTO, category 1 and 2 three-point hitch, two row machine, fitted with disc plates, 4 planter stations (e.g. Superprefer).

11 - Consumable stores.

12 - Miscellaneous sundries.

13 - Spares. Code No: 2.03.3 HT Page 1 of 5

SUB-AREA: Ornamental horticulture; landscape design; sport and amenity turf culture.

Level: HIGHER TECHNICAL

Purpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge of trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants for all-year-round effect in parks and gardens, and of the establishment, cultivation and management of sports and amenity turf.

Number of students: 10 (for many kinds of practical work students will work individually).

Note: (i) Reference may also be made to the following sub-areas:

Sub-area: 2.U2.1 Land clearing, forming cultivation,

2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising.

2.2.3 Pest and disease control.

2.02.4 Harvesting.

2.02.6 Propagation and seed technology.

2.02.7 Horticulture (basic list).

2.06.1 Farm Power.

2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage.

2.06.7 Surveying and t6pography.

Note: (ii) Refer also to:

Main Area: 2.03

List A List of Common Handtools and equipment.

List B List of Miscellaneous common equipment.

Note: (iii) The list includes 10 different grass cutting machines. At any institution,. the few machines selected would be related to the area of amenity and sports turf and its use. 7 i Code No. 2.03,3. HT Page 2 of 5

Item No. No. resaired Description

1 5 Spade, draining.

2 5 Drain scoop (to pull), scoop width 3,j" (9 cm), handle 6' (182 cm).

3 5 Drain scoop (to push), sizes as for item 2.

4 10 Fork, digging, 4 tines, size 11Y4" X 7Y4" (28 x 19 cm).

5 5 Fork, turf aerating, inter-changeable slitters (e.g. Sisis, Airdrain F c/1). 6 2 Fork, hay, 4 prong.

7 2 Fork, hay 2 prong.

8 10 Rake, lawn, width approx. 20" (50 cm), 20 teeth, handle approx 4' (122 cm).

9 5 Rake, hay, wood or metal, 16 to 18 teeth (e.g. Chelwood).

10 10 Rake, metal, 14 curved teeth.

11 5 Turfing iron.

12 5 Edging iron, half moon.

13 2 Hoe, cultivator, 2 prong, blade width 3" (9 cm).

14 2 Bush hook, handle length 36" (91 cm)

15 5 Sleher or bill hook, single bit, curved blade.

16 5 Scythe, curved blade, length 70-100 cm.

17 5 shovel, round point, blade 97 x 12" (23 x 30 cm). Code No: 2.03.3 HT Page 3 of 5

Item No. No. required Description

18 5 Pruning saw, bow.

19 5 Levelling board, manual, wood, width 1.5 to 2.5 m (local). 20 5 Spirit leveller

21 1 Leveller, manual, reversible grid,width 61 cm, one side smooth edges, other side sharp edges (e.g. Sisis Trulute TL 24/1),

22 1 Multi-purpose lawn machine, manually operated, universal wheeled hand frame and outfit for small areas of turf, four inter-changeable implements: aerator (3 types of tines), spike - slitter, fine rake scarifier, lastic bristle brush (e.g. Sisis Lawnman ELF/1).

23 1 Roller, all steel, weight approx. 100 kg, 3 rollers, operating width 91 cm (e.g. Sisis, Trulevel IRT/1).

24 1 Roller, manual, weight approx. 250 kg, cylinder diameter 46 cmp rubber scrapers, operating width single cylinder 61 cm (e.g. Sisis model HDR/2).

25 1 Roller, self-drive, petrol engine, 8-10 bhp, additional water ballast or metal weights (eog. Barford) (Sisis model NR/10).

26 1 White line marker, width 406 mm, length 914 mm, weight 20 kg, tank capacity 18 1, interchangeable belts, 51, 76, 102 mm (e.g. Sisis Truline).

27 1 Dragbrush width 6' (182 cm).

28 1 Flexible steel drag, all steel, reversible, self- cleaning, length 4' (122 cm) width 6' (182 cm). 29 1 set Sieve set, heavy duty, 3/81, 5/16", '/4", 1/8".

30 1 set Sandscreen set, size 5-211 x 2'9", 3/8"1, '1. Code No. 2 .0 3.3.H7 Page 4 of 5

Item No. No. recuired Descri tion, ._

31 1 Turf aerator, sets of inter-changeable hollow coring,.taper slitting and round solid tines, 4 stroke, 3 bhp petrol engine (e.g. Sisis Model MA/344).

32 1 Rotorake, heavy duty, double pointed blade reel, wire scarifying reel, 4 stroke 4 bhp petrol engine (e.g. Sisis Model ARR/2).

33 1. Flail turf renovator, manual control, self- drive, 3 bhp petrol engine.

34 1 Outfield spiker, powered reel with flat bladed tines, penetration 5" (13 cm), 4 stroke 3 bhp petrol engine (e.g. Sisis model AOS/366 .

35 1 Sweeper, self-propelled pedestrian controlled (e.g. Sisis model ADS/3 .

36 1 Mowing machine, flail, working width 3' (91 cm), mannally operated (e.g. Turner) (for clearing long grass and scrub, etc.).

37 1 set Gang mower set of 3, cutting width each unit 30" (76 cm3 , driven from tractor PTO, category 1 and 2 hitch. or 38 1 Gang mower, set of 3, total cut 7 2" (18 m) self- powered, 10 bhp (e.g. Ransomes Triple mower).

39 1 Rotary mower, manual control, self-driven, 3.5 bhp petrol engine, cuttin width approx. 26-28f (66-72 cm) (e.g. Stoic).(For use with rough grass in difficult confined areas).

40 1 Rotary mower, rear mounted, category 1 and 2 3 point hitch, FTO driven, cutting width 1.7 m, two cutting drums. (For large areas of rough grass).

41 1 Mower, 4 stroke engine, cylinder 36" (91 cm) six blades, - speed reverse, fitted with roller seat. (e.g. Ransome Hast iff). (For areas of sports turf, e.g. cricket outfield? hockey, etc.). Code No: 2.0393 HT Page 5 of 5

Item No. No. required Description

42 1 Mower, 4 stroke engine, cylinder 24" (61 cm), six blades, roar roller, twin clutches, trailer seat (e.g. Ransome Matador).(For general use on good quality grass). or 43 1 -Mower, 4 stroke engine, dual drive, cylinder 20" (51 cm), 6 blades, roller (e.g. Atco Suffolk Punch).

44 1 Mower, 4 stroke engine, fine cut, cylinder 18" (46 cm), 10 blades, power driven transport wheels, precision front and rear rollers (e.g. Ransome Autocertes). (For very fine grass, bowling green, tennis courts, golf greens, etc.).

45 1 Rotary mower, twin blade, two stroke engine, air borne, cut 21" (53 cm), wheels optional (for use on slopes and in wet conditions).

46 1 Seed and fertiliser drill, tractor drawn, hopper capacity 0.23 m3, width 6' z(183 cm) (e.g. Sisis Truspred TSD/72). (For large areas of sports and amenity turf).

47 1 Seed and fertiliser spreader, manual, width 92 cm, carrier wheels and markers (e.g. Sisis Truspred TSD 59A). (For small grass areag) * or 48 1 Seed and fertilisor spreader, rotary brush and reduction gears, width of spread 92 cm (e.g. Sisis Coultas Model sD/36).

49 - Consumable stores.

50 Miscellaneous sundries.

51 Spares. Code No: 2.03.4 HT Page 1 of 6

SUB-AREA: Protected Cropping

Level: HIG2R TECHNICAL

Purpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge and understanding of the production and management of crops under conditions of environmental control. Number of Students: The equipment listed in this sub-area is not related to any specific number of students. Note: Ci) Refer also to the following Main Areas and Sub-Areas:

Main Area: 2.02 Sub-Area: 2*02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation

2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising

2*02.3 Pest and disease control.

2*02.5 On-farm transport, handling, storage.

2.02.6 Propagation and seed technology. 2.02.7 Horticulture (basic list). Main Area: 2.06

Sub-area4 2.06,1 Farm power

2*06.6 Irrigation and drainage. Note: (ii) Refer also to:-

Horticulture Main Area: 2.03

List A Common handtools and equipment

List B Mispellaneous common equipment. Code No: 2.03.4 FT Page 2 of6

Item No. No. required fDescriDtion,

Glass, Plastic and other tytes of house

1 3 Glasshouse, Venlo type, double span width double approx: 3.2m, length 3Cm, gutter height 2.5m, span thickness of glass 720 mm, area of double span 192m2.

Plastic houses

Single tunnel, span 6.5 - 7-5m length 25-3Cm.

2 1 Made of polythene (U.V.I.)

3 1 " P.V.C.

4 1 " " Jap Eva.

5 1 Three span type, polythene (U.V.I.) or P.V.C. 3 span Width each span 6.5 - 7.5m, length 25-30m

6 2 Shade house - SARAN cloth each of width of span 6.5-7.5m, length 25-30m. 1 span

7 2 Shade house, utilising local material each of e.g. split cane or split bamboo. Width 1 span of span approx. 6.5-7vm, length 25-30m.

R-ames, Dutch liEht type

8 40 Glass, size of each frame light, approx 150 x 80 cm.

9 40 Polythene, same size as item no. 8.

10 40 Cloche,: P.V.C. complete with end caps and wires, size approx. 92 x 30 x 20 cm each. Code No: 2.03.4 HT Page 1 of 6

SUB-AREA: Protected Cropping

Level: HIGE TECHNICAL

Purpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge and understanding of the production and management of crops under conditions of environmental control. Number of Students: The equipment listed in this sub-area is not related to any specific number of students. Note: (i) Refer also to the following Main Areas and Sub-Areas:

Main Area: 2.02

Sub-Area: 2*02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation

2-02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilising

2.02.3 Pest and disease control.

2-02.5 On-farm transport, handling, storage.

2-02.6 Propagation and seed technology.

2*02.7 Horticulture (basic list). Main Area: 2.06

Sub-area: 2.0641 Farm power

9 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage. Note: (ii) Refer also to:-

Horticulture Main Area: 2.03

List A Common handtools and equipment

List B Miscellaneous common equipment. Code No: 2.03.4 HT, Page 2 of 6

Item No. No. recuired DescriDtion

Glass, Plastic and other tyres of house

1 3 Glasshouse, Venlo type, double span width double approx: 3-2m, length 3Cm, gutter height 2.5m, span thickness of glass 720 mm, area of double span 192m2.

Plastic houses

Single tunnel, span 6,5 - 7.5m length 25-30m.

2 1 Made of polythene (U.V.I.)

3 1 " P.V.C.

4 1 " " Jap Eva.

5 1 Three span typej polythene (U.V.IL) or P.V.Co 3 span Width each span 6.5 - 7.5m, length 25-3Cm 6 2 Shade house - SARAN cloth each of width of span 6.5-7.5m, length 25-30m. 1 span

7 2 Shade house, utilising local material each of e.g. split cane or split bamboo. Width 1 span of span approx. 6.5-7;5m, length 25-30m.

Frames, Dutch lip;ht type

8 40 Glass, size of each frame light, approx 150 x 80 cm.

9 40 Polythene, same size as item no. 8.

10 40 Cloche? P.V.C. complete with end caps and wiresv size approx. 92 x 30 x 20 cm each. Code No: 2.03.4 HT Page 3 of 6

Item No. No. required Description

Temoerature determination 11 10 Thermometer max/min -100 to + 5000 12 10 Thermometer maximum -100 to + 500C

13 10 Thermometer minimum -100 to + 5000

14 2 Thermograph, 7 day, complete with drum and stylus.

15 10 Temperature integrating jar, complete with thermometer, range -5 to + 25 C

Humidity determination and control

16 1 Thermohygrograph

17 2 Whirling hygrometer

18 1 Humidistat Adjustable potentiometer type responding to relative humidity.

19 1 Humidifier Mist spray unit in glasshouse/plastic structure controlled by humidistat (e.g. Wright Rainor equiv,alenJ Miscellaneous

20 1 Light meter (e.g. Megatron or equivalent).

21 1 Conductivity octer - to measure concentration of dissolved fertilisers in a liquid plant-feeding solution,and to measure degree of salinity of irrigation water and of soils. Electrolytic meter with a range of 1-100 CF units.

22 1 Carbon dioxide detector (atmospheric 002). Hand operated sampling pump with disposable detector tubes, operating over a range of 100-1500 p.p.m. CO in the atmosphere (e.g. Kitigawa or 3 raeger Gas Detector or equivalent). Code No: 2.03-4 RT, Page 4 of 6

Item No. No. recuired Descriotion

23 1 Carbon dicxide enricher. Liquid petroleum gas container (Propane), 31b CO2 from each 1 lb gas burnt. Complete with propane burners.

24 1 Nutrient dilutor. Displacement dilutor with aluminium container for concentrated nutrient solution and adjustable Cilution controller. Capacity 40 1. (o*g. Cameron Irrigation Coy or eauivt) Pest and Disease Control

Refer to:-

List B: Miscollaneous Common Equipment.

Sub-erea: 2.02,3 Pest and Disease Control.

Block Making, Box Presser, Pctting Eauipment, Compost Mixing, Refer to:

List B: Misca.llaneous Comon Equipment.

Irrigation Systems

The equipment is shown for various systems.

The nmt.. .or.. -==nt needed of each item is related to a house with a span of 7M and length 30m. The actual layout of irrigation equipment will very with the system cf cropping.

25 1 Driv Tube System 7 2, 57r 10 per hcuse; span 7m, length 30m - s7y 200 plant l.yout). Dri. nczzles: 200 Flr%stic tube (bcra 0.-,a.) 1000' (305m) L--tea:,l Fip:FYC bcrs 3/Big - 9mM) 100' (30 5m) Sup.1y pipe ?70 ('ocr: 3/4" - 18 ce) 100' (30.5m) Stor !-.is for sup- :la -borer

drin nozzles Re:uirP-iprssue 1-yxrz~r~ *.Rhrilt sppl) ~-~*~ ystez..ccess (e.g.Acs Code No: 2.03.4 HT Page 5 of 6

Item No. No. required Description

26 1 Perforated Rigid Plastic Tubing System For house, span 7m, length 30m.

Rigid PVC tube - bore 3/8" (9mm) or T1" (12mm), wall thickness 1/16" (1.5mm), perforated, 1,000' (305m) long.

Supply pipe, PVC or flexible rubber, bore 1" (25mm) or 3/4" (20mm), 100' (30.5m) long.

Drill No: 73 (0.024") for perforating rigid tube on site.

Water supply 15-45 PSI. (1.05 - 3.16 kg/cm2) 27 1 Perforated Lay Plat Plastic Tubing System For house span 7m, length 30m.

Lay flat tube, black polythene, perforated,at 6" (150 mm) intervals, length 1,000' (305m).

Header tube, semi-,rigid PVC, length 10' (3m) bore 1n (25mm) or 3/4" (20mm). 'IT" connectors, rigid PVC. Number 10. Low pressure water supply.

28 1 Stitched Lay Flat Tubing System For house of span 7m, length.30m. Heavy duty stitched polythene tube (black), diameter 20mm, length 350m.

Semi-rigid header tube (PVC) i.d. 20mm, length 10m, Connecting tubes: 10 Entry adaptors: 10 Stop ends: 10 Low pressure water supply (Access seep hose). 29 1 Overhead Spr4r Lines, jets at intervals System of 2.5' (0-75m), applying 1" water in period of 6 hours, output 50 gall(227 1) per hour per 15' (4.5m) length:

- length of spray line, same length as hose, i.e. 25-30m, complete with oscillator. Page 6 of 6 *

Item No. No. reauired Description -=- ---

30 1 Mist Propagation System - Automatic System For a 3 span house, width each span 6.5-7*5m, length 25-30m. Atomising jets operating at water pressure 50 PSI (3.52 kg/=r2). Supply pipe, rigid high pressure tube, bore (12m) - 500' (150=) Filter, §Solenoid valves 12; Electronic moisture detector and control unit (Mapenny automatic 31 mist propagation or et As Capillary Bench, Manumally Controlled needed Bench width 1-1*5m, length as required, lined - with polythene sheet to hold water, sand layer depth 2*5-5 cm. Irrigated from surface by seep hose, low pressure water supply.

Capillary Bench, Automatic Control, 32 As Bench width 1-1.5m, length as needed up to needed sand 30m, depth 5 cm, perforated PVC pipe, bore 3/4" (20mm); water supply tank with ball valve to regula-te flow at a level with base of sand; low pressure water supply.

33 - Consumable stores

34 Miscellaneous sundries

35 - Spares Note:

Heating of Houses: It is not possible to set out in detail the equipment required for various systems of heating glass and plastic houses. The system adopted at any given place will be determined by climatic conditions, crops grown, the economy of different fuels and systems, the number and size of the houses. Code No.: 2.04

MAIN AREA: ANIMAL HUSBANRY

Code No.: 2.04

Level: TECIUCAL

Ohjectives: To enable students to acquire an understanding of and become competent in the practical skills and techniques involved in the husbandry of the different classes of livestock listed in the sub-areas below.

Summary of Curricula and sub-areas

Code 2.04,1 Cattle-general basic list "1 2.04.2 Dairy cattle ' 2.04.3 Beef cattle 2.04.4 Sheep and goats 2.04.5 Pigs 2.04.6 Poultry

" 2.04.7 Rabbits 2.04.8 Bees Code .Uo.: 2.04.1 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Cattle - basic equipment

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to become competent at the practical skills and techniques of cattle husbandry

Number of Students: 10

Note (i) The list is based on a cattle herd of 20-25 cows and followers and one or two breeding bulls. All followers reared. (ii) Equipment for first aid, animal health, animal inoculation and drenching is not included except for items necessary to tick control or eradication. Refer Main Area: 2.05. (iii) For electric fencing refer to sub-area 2.06.5 and for irrigation to sub-area.2.06.6. (iv) Refer also to,2.04.2 Dairy cattle and 2.04.3 Beef cattle.

Item Number Description No. Required

1 2 Weigh tape (Nasco or equivalent) 2 1 Ear notcher (Cox or equivalent) 3 100 Ear tag (medium) 4 2 Pliers for use with item 3 or 5 100 Rototag (Dalton) 6 2 Rototag pliers 7 1 Tattoo pliers, 3/8" numbers (0.95 cm) (Hartman) 8 1 set Set of numbers 0 to 9 for item 7 9 1 set Set of letters 3/8" (095 cm) for item 7 10 10 Cattle halters - rope - various 11 60 metre Manila rope "' - for making halters, etc. 12 30 metre Nylon rope 13 30 metre Nylon rope 1/4" 14 10 Grooming brush 15 10 Curry comb 16 2 Hoof cutter or nipper - 17" length Code No.: 2.04.1 TB Page 2 of 3 em Number Description

7 2 Hoof knife 8 2 Hoof rasp 9 1 Calf dehorner, electric (Cox)

0 2 Calf dehorner - for heating in fire 1 1 Emasculator, cattle, approx. 40 cm, cord stops (e.g. Burdizzo) 2 1 Bull-dog nose grip, spring loaded 3 1 Hand clipper - Lister or equivalent 4 10 Ar.Mmal rugs (necessary only in countries with cold season). (local) 5 4 Calf feeder with rubber teats 6 5 Calf feed bucket, galvanized, capacity 4-5 kg 7 5 Feed bucket, galvanized, larger than item 26 8 2 Feed scales to weigh 10 kg by 0.1 kg divisions 9 5 Fork for handling hay, bedding, silage, etc. 0 5 scoop for handling concentrated foods

1 1 Bull leader, spring stud, chain release 2 1 Bull chain and lead (for horned bulls) 3 1 Chain halter (or chain and leather tie) I Stake and chain for tethering bull 35 1 Teaser bull apron 6 1 Bull nose punch (Cox) 7 1 Nose ring, copper, 6 cm 38 1 Nose ring, copper 7.6 cm 39 5 Fork for cleaning cattle pens and yards 0 5 Brush for cleaning yards, etc. Code No.: 2.04.1 TB Page 3 of 3 Item Number No. Required Description

41 5 Small brush for cleaning food troughs 42 3 Wheel barrow 43 10 -pairs Rubber boots 44 10 Overalls Where tick control or eradication is essential 45 2 Hand-cperated stirrup pump fitted with twin delivery hoses and two lances each 46 1 Powered spray race, driven from tractor PTO, assembled in locally built racey complete with piping, foot valve, pump etc or 47 1 As item 46 but driven by its own5 hp (4 stroke) petrol engine 48 1 Plunge or dip, local construction 49 100 Record cards (calves, cows) 50 1 Blackboa)rd 51 - Miscellaneous slndries 52 - Consumable stores 53 - Spares Code No. : 2.04.2 TB. Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA : Dairy Cattle

Level : TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST Purtose : To enable students to become competent at the practical skills and techniques of dairy cattle husbandry and particularly at hand and machine milking. Number of Stu-ients : 10 Note : i) This equipment list is additional to that in the cattle-basic list:2.04.1 and is based on a herd of 20 cows and followers. Item Number No. ReqiCred - Description 1 5 Rubber udder on wooden frame for hand milking practice. 2 5 Cattle-ankle straps. 3 2 Fore milk strip cup with spare discs. 4 2 Mastitis, quick-test paddles. 5 10 Stainless steel hooded pails, capacity 15 kg. or 6 10 Heavy tin hooded pails, capacity 15 kg. 7 10 Milking stool (local). 8 1 Milk wighing scale, with bucket, to weigh up to 30 kg in 0.2 kg divisions. 9 1 Milk strainer. 10 5 boxes Strainer filter discs (box of 300). 11 10 Milk can or churn, 50 kg capacity, aluminium. 12 60 Weekly milk recording sheet (local). 13 50 Cow record card (local). 14 1 Cattle breeding calendar. 15 60 packets Paper towel (packet of 250). If machine milking is to be practised and taught a portable outfit will frequently be entirely adequate. 16 1 Mobile milking machine, complete with 2 clusters and buckets, petrol driven engine. or 17 1 As item No. 16 but electrically powered. 18 1 Eleetric clock (or battery), sweep second hand. In all dairies a supply of hot water is essential and an efficient cooling system desirable. Code No. : 2.04.2 TB Page 2 of 2

Item Number No. ertion- 19 1 Boiler, 120-150 1 capacity, electrically operated, foam lagging, tie switch, complete with all fittings. or 20 1 Steam generator, electric, 100 Kw, 150 kg steam - per hour. heated or 21 1 Locally constructed "copper" type boiler, by wood, charcoal, etc. 90 gallon or 22 1 Locally constructed boiler made from drum connected to storage tank. Heated by wood, charcoal, etc. 23 1 Ice bank cooler, size to hold 3 milk cans/churns, electrically operated. two churns at or 24 1 Rotor freeze type ccoler, to cool a time, cools from 33 0 C to 1000 in approximately 15 min. If it is desired to carry out estimations of butter fat content of milk in the farm dairy. 25 1 Centrifuge machine. (Geber) 26 32 Butyromet er. 27 10 each Pipette 1 ml; 10 ml? -10.94 ml. 28 2 Plastic wash-rinse sink. .;apacity 150 1. 29 - Milking utensils cleaning brushes of various types and sizes. 30 4 Squeegee. 31 20 Dairy overalls. 32 20 'Milking caps. 33 - 1iscellanecus sundries. detergents, 34 - Consumable stores, e.g. soaps, disinfectants, etc. teats for machine 35 - Spares (including rubber clustersT etha- srare parts for mobile milking machine, colsr and hot water system), etc. Cxe No. 2.04.3 TB Page 1 of 1

SUB-AREA: Beef cattle

Level: TECERICAL -- BASIC LIST Purpose: To enable students to become competent at certain skills and techniques of beef cattle husbandry

Number of Students: 10

Note (i) This equipment is additional to that in the Cattle-basic list .2.04.1 and is based on an annual intake of 15 to 20 head.

Item Number Description No: required

1 1 Cattle scale, to weigh up to 1,000 kg x 5 kg, mobile 2 1 Cattle squeeze or crush to be made locally or 3 1 Calf branding frame, suitable for castrating, branding etc. animals up to 500 kg 4 1 set Branding iron set, stainless steel, 10 cm, 0-8 or 5 1 set Copper brands set, 5 em, 0-8 6 1 Bottled gas heater, especially for branding 7 1 Slide rule, (Fuerst type), beef performance calculator 8 - Miscellaneous sundries

9 - Consumable stores 10 - Spares Code No.:-2.04.4 TB Page 1 of 2 SUB-AREA: Sheep and Goats

Level: TECHNICAL-- BASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to acquire an understanding of sheep and goat husbandry and competence in the practical skills involved.

Number of students: 10

Note i) The list is based on a flock of 90-100 ewes, 3 rams, followers and'50 goats, 2 buck and followers.

Item Number Description No. Required

1 1 Sheep tattoo equipment with ink.

2 500 Ear tag, sheep, Nylon Jumbo Rototags (Nasco).

3 4 Pliers to apply item No. 2.

4 2 Sheep ear notchers,

5 2 Emasculator (30 cm) with cord st 6 ps (also for docking).

6 3 Elastrator (castration and docking).

7 2 packets Elastrator rings, packet of 100.

8 10 Hand shears.

9 1 Shearer. 2 heads, petrol engine, 2 extra hand pieces and 20 cutters and combs.

10 1 Table for skirting, weighing w.rool (local construction).

11 1 Sheep dip, portable (local construction). or 12 1 Sheep spray race, mobile, 5 spray looms, 20 nozzles,pump, operated from tractor PTO, complete.

13 1 Portable scale,'with pen, to weigh up to 180 kg by 500 divisions. gr

14 1 Portable scale- to weigh up to 25 kg by 100 gr divisions. 15 5 Hoof shear.

16 5 Hoof knife. right hand. Code No.: 2404.4,TB 'Page 2 o., 2 Item-~> Number- Description No. Recuired:

17 5 Hoof knife, left hand.

18 3 -we marking harness.

19 3 Teaser apron.

20 5 Sheep crook, leg and neck model, alloy metal plastic top.

21 2 Goat dehorner, horn artery forceps.

For Milk Stock Only

22 5 Milk bucket, stainless steel, capacity 5 kg. or 23 5 Milk bucket, heavily tinned, capacity 5 kg.

24 5 Milk strainer, stainless steel, to fit item 22 (where practice is to milk from behind). or 25 5 Milk strainer, heavily tinned, to fit item 23.

26 1 Milk filter, stainless steel, 6j".

27 2 Nursing feeder.

28 12 doz. Nursing bottle teat.

Visual aids

29 2 Self--teaching shearing chart.

30 12 Specimen wool grade, 8 grades classified (USDA)..

31 1 Wall chart, sheep external parts and anatomy (NASCO).

32 - Miscellaneous sundries: Nylon rope 1/4P6 m; Nylon rope 1/81".3 m; wool sacks (20); sheep crayon markers (12); nylon pail brush (3); shovels (5); wheel barrow (2); etc.

33 - Consummable stores: crayons (for ewe harness)? milk filter pads (3 box of 300); paper towels (60 packets); horn paint; tattoo ink, etc.

34 - Spares. -jode Lo,: 2.04.5 TB

SUB-AREA: Pigs

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge of the care and management of pigs and to gain experience of the necessary practical techniques and skills

Number of Students: 10

Note (i) The list is based on a pig herd of 9-10 sows, 1 boar and followers fattened to pork or bacon weight

Item Number Description No Required

1 1 Ear n'tcher (Cox) 2 200 Retotags (jumbo) 3 2 Pliers for item 2 or 4 200 Metal ear tags, numbered 5 2 Pliers for item 4 6 1 Tattoo pliers 7 1 set Set of numbers 0 to 9 for item 6 8 1 set Set of letters for item 6 9 1 Teeth pliers 10 2 Knife for castrating pigs 11 1 Piglet feed scale, 25 kg x 100 gm 12 1 Pig scale, 180 kg x 500 gm 13 2 Weight tape, pigs 14 2 boxes Nose ring, 14-45 kg weight pigs (box of 100) 15 1 box Nose ring, mature pigs (box of 100) 16 1 Applicator for items 15 and 16 Code No.: 2.04.5 TB Page 2 of-3

17 2 Farrowing crate (loal construction) 18 2 Infrar-red lamp 19 2 Aluminium reflector for item 18 or 20 2 reptre catalytic flameless heater (where bottled gas available, electricity not available) 21 2 Screen to reduce draft for 18 and 20 (local construction) 22 3 Piglet nest, no heating (local construction) 23 3 Creep feeder (local construction) 24 1 Pig snare 25 1 Pig planner, breeding, fattening cycles 26 - Record sheets (local purchase) 27 1 Clip board 28 1 Boiler, to handle kitchen waste food, approx. 85 1 capacity, gas operated 29 5 Shovels 30 5 Forks for cleaning pens and yards 31 5 Brushes (for cleaning pens and yards) 32 2 Small trough cleaning brushes 33 2 Wheel barrow 34 10 Bucket, for food carrying For sows kept outside during pregnancy 35 - Pig proof.fenoing - 12i gauge high tensile wire, eight lines, verticles 6" spacing, height 30" (length as required) 36 6 Moveable pig arks (local constructicn) 37 6 Food and water troughs or 38 6 Individual crate-type feeders, metalp self looking near door (local construction) Code No.: 2.04.5 TB Page 3 of 3

To demonstrate weaner cages each to accomodate up to 20 to 30 weaners all weaned at the same time:

39 1 or 2 Cages constructed locally of angle iron, fine gauge wire mesh floor, wire mesh walls height approx. 0.7 m, metal food troughs (approx. floor area fDr 14-16 weoacre 25 sq feet)

40 - Miscellaneous sundries 41 - Consumable stores

42 - Spares Code No.: 2.04.6 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Poultry

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

PuEpose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge of some differe,.t systems of poultry husbandry and to become competent at the practical skills involved in incubating, rearing, and feeding and management of laying birds and broilers.

Number of students: 10

Note: i) The list is based on the following enterprises:

(a) A laying flock of 400 birds of which 100 are in battery cages, 100 in a house with a fenced run and 200 in a deep litter house. Annual replacements are 120 day-old chicks bought twice each year and 240 eggs hatched in incubators twice each year.

(b) A broil.nr flock of 110-day old chicks bought four times each year to produce 400 broilers.

Item Number Replacements No. 'Regaired

Hatchery

1 1 Faigation box.

2 1 Incubator, electric, voltage 110 or 220 according to supply, 50 Hz, capacity 120 to 150 eggs.

3 1 Incubator, kerosene, capacity 120 to 150 eggs.

4 1, Sexiscope

Brooder House (3 brooder areas. Total area approx. 25 to

5 1 Brooder, electric., 4 lamp sockets, with hover, space under hover 4.5 to 6 m2, capacity 100 to 110 chicks, 110 or 220 v

- 50 Hz. 6 1 Brooder, kerosene, hover, space under hover 4.5 to 6 m2, capacity 100 to 110 chicks. 7 1 Brooder, infra red lamp. 250 watt, capacity 100 to 110 chicks, or 8 2 Broodor, insulated "hay" box, removable ceiling, dimensions approximately 60 x 60 x 45 cm, capacity 50 to 60 chicks. (In place of either item 5 or 6 or 7) (local construction). Note: The kerosene brooder can be used for broiler chicks approximately 8 months each year in a deep litter house. Code No.: 2.04.6 TB Page 2 of 4 Item Number Re-lacements 1C Reauired

Equipment for use with brooders: Feed hoppers, accessible both sides, total length hoppers for 200-220 ciccs. ,eek 1-4 2.4 to 4 m 4eek 5-lo 8 m

Waterers (for 200-220 .chicks) 10 4 4 1 capacity (up to 4th week) 11 4 101 ct-acity (after 4th week) 12 4 Perches - total length for 200-220 chicks 20 m, dimensiov 35 x 35 mm (local).

Rearing 'house: (for layer flock replacements) (Size for 200-220 birds 25 to 33 m2). 13 - - 4 Feed hoppers, accessible both sides, approx. length 2.d 3 m. or 14 7 Feeder, hanging type, capacity 25 k. 15 4 Uaterer, single type. capacity 10 1. or 16 4 Waterer, trough. autimatic, accessible both sides (each approx. 0.6 2). or 17 6 Waterer, trough, not automatic. accessible both sides (e 1 m length). 18 8-10 Perches (10 to 15 cm/bird) (local)

Deeplitter louse for 200 1Ls (Size appr*x 50--60 m2) 19 4 Feed hopper, accessible both sides, approx. length 3 to or 3.5 m. . 20 8 Feeder, hanging type, capacity 25 kg. 21 4 Waterer, single type, capacity 10 1. or 22 4 Iatarer, trough, automatic, accessible both sides, each or approx. 0,5 m. 23 8 "Imterer, trough, non-aatomatic, accessible both sides, each =pprox, 1 meter. 24 5 nf 8 m Perch, total length for 200 layers 40 nieters (local).

25 40 Laying nest? iMdivi'=al (local). 3tr_c.e m-_stemn f:-r 2.00' lat -irs

2E 50 sinxlI bird ca. 27 25 Th3bird ca. 2ital1. i:' rve~ dcuble r:twrs. Coplate w;it feeder troughs Code No.:,2.04.6 TB Page 3 of 4

Item Number . e2lacements. No. Required

House with fenced run (100.1ayers) (Approx. size 25 to 30 m2) 28 2 Feed hopper,trough or 29 4 Feed hopper, hanging type Details of size and capacity 30 2 Waterer, single type eas per items 19 to 23. or 31 2 Waterer, automatic, trough or 32 4 . Waterer, non automatic trough 33 5 Perch, total length of perches 20 meters (local) 34 20 NestN individual (local) 35 - Fencing (local material or wire mesh), height approx.: 1.5 m to enclose area approx. 1,000 to 1,500 m2.

Deep litter house for 100 broilers 36 3 Feed hopper, accessible both sides, approx. length 2 to or. 2.3 m 37 4 Feeder, hanging type Details of size and capacl.. - 38 2 Waterer, single type as per items 19 to 23 or a 39 2 Waterer, automatic trough or 40 4 Waterer, non automatic trough

Egg collection and handling 41 5 Bucket (plastic) or basket (local) 42 2 Egg grader and candler 43 2 Egg washer

Broiler, killing and dressing 44 5 Knife,.boning, 6 45 5 Knife, sticking 46 5 Knife, drawing 47 5 Killing cone or funnel (local) 48 1 Container for scalding, capacity 10 1 (local) 49 1 Sink, hot and cold water supply (local) 50 2 Thermometer 51 1 . Scale, to weigh up to 2 kg

General items

52 2 Debeaker 53 1,000 Wing band 54 2 Wing band applicator 55 5 Poultry display coop, 2 compartments each approx. 50x6ox68 cm (local) 56 2 Poultry cage, to accommodate 20 birds (local) 57 1 Scale to weigh foods, to weigh up to 25 kg 58 5 Buckets (or other containers) to carry foods (local) Visual aids 59 1 Model, brokor. out egg Code No,, 2.04.6 TB Page 4 of 4 Item Number No. Recuired

60 - Wall chariv external parts of bird and anatomy 61 - Wall chart, products of poultry 62 - Micellaneous sundries, e.g. egg boxes' buckets or boxes for feathers, plastic bags for dressed carcases, etc. 63 - Consummable stores 64 - Spares Code No.: 2.04.7 TB Page 1 of 3 SUB-AREA: Rabbits

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purose: To enable students to acquire a knowledge of the care and management of rabbits and to gain experience of the necessary practical techniques and skills.

Number of students: 10

Note i) The list is based on the requirements of a small "demonstration" herd of ten does and one buck and on the following breeding and management details:

a) all replacement does and bucks purchased as required; b) average number of litters per doe each year, 4 or 5; c) average number of.progeny reared per litter, 4 or 5; d) all progeny slaughtered at average live weight of approximately 1.7 kg at an average age of 10 to 12 weeks, Note ii) Details are given of purchased cages, hutches and other items but it is possible to construct adequate rabbit housing using locally available materials,and to make or purchase feeding bowls etc. locally

Item Number Description No 'ReSEired A two tier system of breedn& cages mounted on 2" x 1! timber stain with additional caes for young rabbits after waig until slaughte

1 11 Breeding cage, size 36" x 21" x 16" high (approx. 91 x 53 x 41 cm). Floor 3/4" square 12 gauge wire. Cage hot dipped galvanized. Two full depth doors. 2 10 Nesting box. wood, size 17" x 14" x 9" deep (approx. 43 x 35 x 23 cm). 3 11 Rabbit drinker, galvanized sheet steel, bottle (Hylyne 631 or equivalent). 11 4 Feed hopper, self-cleaning, capacity 4 lb (Hylyne 628 or equivalent), 5 11 Hayrack, galvanized, 1" sq. wire mesh. Opening at top 12" X 4" (30 x 10 cm), length 12", height 8" (30 x 20 cm). 6 10 Feeding bowls, glazed earthenware, (for young rabbits) diameter 6" (15 cm) Code No..: 2.04.7 TB Page 2 Of 3 Item Number DescriDtion . No. Recuired

7 6 Cages for young rabbits after weaning. Size 24" x 31" x 16" high (approx. 61 x 78 x 41 cm) floor 3/4" square 16 gauge. Cage hot dipped galvanized. 8 6 Rabbit drinkers, galvanized sheet metal two drinking - parts, bottle (Hylyne 632 or equivalent). 9 6 Feed hoppers, self cleaning, same as item 4. A hutch system. Htches built for both indoor and out do' use

10 3 Breeding hutch, 3 tier, each tier 3 compartments, constre'ed from 1/2" T and G matching on wood framing, nest box por o boarded in front, drop-in 1" wire mesh doors, litter bo& size 4' length x 4.5 height x 2' width (approx. 122 x 13 T 61 cm) (Hylyne 601 or equivalent). 11 1 Breeding hutch, for single doe, constructed from 1/2" T ad G matching on wood framing. Drop in doors, moveable litt board, nest box part with boarded front, size 4' length r 15' high I 2' wide (approx. 122 x 46 x 61 cm). 12 1 Hutch for buck. Constructed from 1/2" T and G matching on wood framing. Size a prox. 24" x 31" z 16" high (approx. 91 x 53 x 41 cm). Drop in ddors, moveable littr- board. 13 11 Rabbit drinker, as item 3. 14 11 Feed hopper to fit inside hutch, capacity 41 lb (Hylyne 629 or equivalent). 15 11 Hayrack, as item 5. 16 10 Feeding bowls, diam. 6" (15 cm), as item 6. Stock hutch for young rabbits after weaning 17 1 3 tier, 6 compartments. constructed of 1/2" T and G matching on wood framing, removeable-litter board, drop in wire mesh doors, size 6' length x 4' height x 2' width (approx. 183 x 122 x 61 cm). 18 6 Rabbit drinkers,, as item 8. 19 6 Feed hoppers; as item 14. Note: Cage making materials. Wire of different widths, meshes and gauges ma.- be purchased and cages made at the training institute. General items 20 2 F-sd bins, capacity approx. 3C kg. :2i 2 Th.' d

clar dr-.n "-':aZdZ.' Code No.: 2.04.7 TB Page 1 of 3 SUB-AREA: Rabbits

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

To enable students to acquire a knowledge of the care and management of rabbits and to gain experience of the necessary practical techniques and skills.

Number of students: 10

Note i) The list is based on the requirements of a small "demonstration" herd of ten does and one buck and on the following breeding and management details:

a) all replacement does and bucks purchased as required; b) average number of litters per doe each year, 4 or 5; c) average number of progeny reared per litter, 4 or 5; d) all progeny slaughtered at average live weight of approximately 1,7 kg at an average age of 10 to 12 weeks. Note ii) Details are given of purchased cages, hutches and other items but it is possible to construct adequate rabbit housing using locally available materials and to make or purchase feeding bowls etc. locally

Item Number DescriDtion No, Required

A two tier system of breeding cages mounted on 2" x 1!1 timber staging with additional cages for young rabbits after weaninZ until slauEhter

1 11 Breeding cage, size 36" x 21" x 16".high (approx. 91 x 53 x 41 cm). Floor 3/4" square 12 gauge wire. Cage hot dipped galvanized. Two full depth doors. 2 10 Nesting box, wood, size 17" x 14" x 9" deep (approx. 43 x 35 x 23 cm). 3 11 Rabbit drinker, galvanized sheet steel, bottle (Hylyne 631 or equivalent). 4 11 Feed hopper, self--cleaning, capacity 4 lb (Hylyne 628 or equivalent). 5 11 Hayrack, galvanized, 1" sq. wire mesh. Opening at top 12" x 4" (30 x 10 cm), length 12", height 8" (30 x 20 cm). 6 10 Feeding bowls, glazed earthenware, (for young rabbits) diameter 6" (15 cm), Code No.: 2.04.7 TB Page 2 of 3 Item Number Descriotion . No. Recuired

7 6 Cages for young rabbits after weaning. Size 24" x 31" x 16" high (approx. 61 x 78 x 41 cm) floor 3/4" square 16 gauge. Cage hot dipped galvanized, 8 6 Rabbit drinkers, galvanized sheet metal two drinking parts, bottle (Hylyne 632 or equivalents. 9 6 Feed hoppers, self cleaning, same as item 4. A hutch system. Hutches built for both indoor and out d use

10 3 Breeding hutch, 3 tier, each tier 3 compartments, constra te from 1/2" T and G matching on wood framing, nest box port on boarded in front, drop-in 1" wire mesh doors, litter bos size 4' length I 4.5 height x 2' width (approx. 122 x 1, 61 cm) (Hylyne 601 or equivalent). 11 1 Breeding hutch, for single doe, constructed from 1/21 T G matching on wood framing. Drop in doors, moveable li. board, nest box part with boarded front, size 4' length 1.5' high x 2' wide (approx. 122 x 46 x 61 cm). 12 1 Hutch for buck. Constructed from 1/2" T and G matching on wood framing. Size approx. 24" x 31" x 16" high (approx. 91 X 53 x 41 cm). Drop in doors, moveable litl. board. 13 11 Rabbit drinker, as item 3. 14 11 Feed hopper to fit inside hutch, capacity 4.- lb (Hylyne 629 or equivalent). 15 11 Hayrack, as item 5. 16 10 Feeding bowls, diam. 6" (15 cm), as item 6. Stock hutch for young rabbits after weaning 17 1 3 tier, 6 compartments, constructed of 1/2" T and G matches on wood framing, removeable litter board, drop in wire ma:. doors, size 6' length x 4' height x 2' width (approx. 183 x 122 x 61 cm). 18 6 Rabbit drinkersi as item 8. 19 6 Feed hoppers; as item 14. Note: Cage making .aterials. 7ire of different widths, raeshes and gauges -ar e purchased and cages made at the trainirn institute. General items 20 2 Food bins capacity azcrox. 5ekg. 21 d2 Code No.:.2.04.7 TB Page 3 of 3 Item Number Description No. Required

23 2 Brushes small, to clean hutches/cages. 24 2 Brushes, yard. 25 2 Shovel. 26 1 set Rabbit tattoo equipment including one set of rabbit ear tags (pack of 100), ear tag pliers. 27 1 Spring balance to weigh up to 12 lb (marked also in kg). 28 2 Nail clipper. 29 2 Skinning and boning knife. 30 12 Meat hook, rabbit size. 31 100 Carcass bag, polythene. 32 12 Skin stretcher, extra heavy plated spring steel wire. 33 100 Hutch record cards. 34 1 Rabbit service book, Note: Facilities for slaughtering and dressing essential, including supply of hot and cold water. 35 - Miscellaneous sundries. 36 Consumable stores. 37 Spares. Code No.: 2.04.8 TR Page 1 of 4 SUB-AREA: Beekeeping

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST Purpose: To enable students to acquire an understanding of and reasonable competence in the practical skills of beekeeping.

Number of Students: 10

Note: i There are many types of traditional fixed comb hives which although used in great numbers are unlikely to be used for teaching purposes at an Institution. There are a number of improved and transitional types of hive such as the Kenya Top-Bar Hive, the Tanzanian Commercial Hivrn and the modified African Long Hive which in certain countries would be used for training purposes. This lic suggests the establishment of one apiary of 25 Langstrot{ type hives and one apiary of 25 improved or transitional moveable frame type hives for example the M)dified African Long Hive.

Item Number Description No. RMq~ired

1 25 Langstroth type Hive which includes the following in each hive:

1 Deep roof (metal covered) 1 Short floor board 1 Brood chamber with 10 Langstroth Deep Framer 5 Supers with total of 50 Langstroth shallow frames 1 Queen excluder (zino) with short slot 1 Entrance block 1 Clearer board with 2 Porter'type bee escapes 1 Crown board or Glass quilt 1 Hive strap (for transportation) 1 Feeder (Miller type) 1 Press*in Queen Cage 120 Metal ends small for frames) 80 Metal ends large (for frames)

Note i: The standard size of a Langstroth hive is length 50.8 cm,width 41.3 cm. In some countries for example India the dimensions have been reduced a little.

Note ii: Drawings of a simple design of a Langstroth type hive which is not difficult to construct are attached. Three depths of hive body are included. The standard Langstroth depth is suitable for a two--box brood chamber and will have supers of the same depth, For a one box brood chamber the Jumbo depth is convenient using a shallow Dadant- depth super. Code No: 2.04.8 TB Page 2 of 4 Item Number DescriDtion No, Reauired

2 25 Improved or transitional "local" type hive, for example: Modified African Long Hive (see drawing),

To carry out a breeding rrogramme the following are needed: 3 5 Brood bodies

4 25 Langstroth Deep Frames

5 5 Snelgrove board

6 1 Observation hive (4 comb nucleous box) including:

2 Hard board shutters 2 Swivels 1 Feeder 1 Translucent tube to fit entrance

Note: double glazing necessary where extreme temperature variations occur.

7 1 Frame observation hive (for use in class room). (Hive takes 1 deep comb to include Queen). 8 5 Nucleous hive. Complete with ventilating screen, feeder, imd 5 frames for each nucleous hive.

9 2 1 Straw skep with cotton cover (for swarm handling). een rearing euiRment' 10 3 Travelling cage (also used for Queen introduction). 11 3 Zursery cage

12 16 Cell protector

13 3 Marking cage

14 3 Grafting tool

15 1 International olour marking kit

16 6 Dumy excluder Code No.: .2.04.8 TB Page 3 of4 Item Number Description N0. Required

Personal eguipment (including needs of 2 teachers)

17 12 Veil and hat

18 12 Bee gloves (pair)

19 12 Bee suit

20 12 Ankle gauntlets (pair) TPools,_ etc,

21 .10 Frame hanger

22 250 Smoke cartridge

23 1 box Gimp Pins (box of 1 kg) 24 10 each Hive tools and frame lifters

Extraction Equipment

25 2 Extractor, stainless steel - manual - 4 frame capacit- 26 1 Extractor, stainless steel - electric radial 27 2 Uncapping tray, stainless steel, electric elements 28 1 Uncapping tray, stainless steel, cold

29 3 Uncapping knife, electric

30 3 Uncapping knife, cold (250 mm blade) 31 2 M.G. wax extractors. (stainless steel) 32 2 Honey ripening tank, large, capacity 100 kg

33 2 Honey ripening tank, small, capacity 25 kg 2 Honey strainer

35 - Nylor straining cloth

36 1 Solar wax extractor (fitted with lii)

37 1 Honey press

2 Honey creamer Code No..: 2.04. 8 TB Page 4 of 4

Item Number Desciiption NO. Recuired

39 5 Plastic bucket, with cover, capacity 5 1

40 1 Boiling vessel, capacity 4.5 1

41 1 Syrup boiler, self heating, capacity 50 1

42 150 Storage cans, capacity 10 kg

43 - Visual aids (refer appendix to 2.48)

44 - Miscellaneous sundires. Hive record charts, hessian cloths for wax extractors, etc.

45 Consumable stores. Wired Langstroth shallow wax foundation, 2, kg per hive, wired Langstroth deep wax foundation, 1 kg per hive, wired Langstroth deep wax foundation for breeding prograne l+ kg, wax for 5 nucleous hives,

46 Spares Code No.: 2..04.8 TB

Appendix to sub-area 2.04.8 Beekeeoine Some audio-visual aids

Study prints of the Honey Bee((Bee Research Association).

Home of the Honey bee Food gathering Food sharing Fanning The Queen bee Egg laying The Bee nursery Raising a new queen A young drone The life of a drone Swarming Bees and man

Wall charts - Bees and the Honey bee: (Bee Research Association). Bees and Honey, 20 full page colour photographs for display (Oxford Scientific Press). Colour slides e.g. packs available from Dadant and Sons, Illinois, USA. Large model of bee, sectionised, shows skeletal structure and internal organs, Wall chart, bee anatomy, !__ ＿〕 MODIFIED AFRICAN LONd HIVE

46.7

0.64 x 0.64

BEVELLED EDGE

BOX

YTötes ENTRANCE 2.5 x 25.4 A queen excluder -and frp.mi- can be used in it. Combs can h, extracterl ý-rlth centrifug,-?.1 frqfnp 50.5 extractor. Combs-are intnr-chanr,",blc -lth LangstTvt)l frames- FRAME 3.2

0.64 x 0.95

45,1

With acknowle-U'6-ement to 48.3 The international Bee Research Association, London, England

NOT TO SCALE ( Measurements in ern Code No.: 2.05

1AIN D3A: ANIMAL EALTH

Code No.:, 2.05

Level: TECHNICAL ANIMAL HEALTH ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAMME

Objectives: To equip the student, over a two year period, with knowledge of normal animals including structure and functions, disease causing organisms and processes in individuals and herds, health programmes and productivity and to enable the student to acquire the necessary practical skills so that he or she may function efficiently as an animal health assistant.

Number of Students Laboratory class - 20 Practical work groups will number less and students will work often either in pairs or singly

Curriculum 2.05.1 Anatomy and Physiology (suEea) 2.05.2 Microbiology and Parasitology 2.05.3 Pathology 2.05.4 Clinical Medicine, Infectious diseases 2.05.5 Reproduction and Artificial Insemination

Note i) Students will also be able to acquire a knowledge of the husbandry of farm animals. Reference should be made to Main area 2.04, and sub-areas 2.04.1 to 2.04.8 for lists of equipment required on a farm for the care and management of livestock.

ii) The educational standard desired at entry to an Animal Health Assistant Training programme- is usually eleven years of schooling with experience in the basic science subjects. Code No.: 2.05.1 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Anatomy and Physiology

Level: TECINICAL - BASIC LIST

Purose:. To enable students to acquire knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of domestic animals and fowl.

Number of Students: 20 (Students often will work in pairs or singly)

Item Number Description No required

1 1 Bony skeleton of ox 2 1 Bony skeleton of horse 3 1 Bony skeleton of sheep 4 1 Bony skeleton of fowl 5 1 Bony skeleton of dog 6 1 Bony skeleton of pig All bones of the following: 7 10 sets Ox 8 10 " Horse 9 10 " Sheep 10 10 " Fowl 11 10 " Dog 12 10 " Pig Code Noo: 2.05.1 TB Page 2 of 3

13 1 Mummw showing muscles of the ox 14 1 mummy showing-muscles of the horse 15 1 Mummv showing muscles of the sheep Charts, wall display size, illustrating the following: 16 1 of each Digestive system of oz, horse, pig and fowl 17 1 Respiratory system 18 1 Nervous system 19 1 Eye structure 20 1 Ear structure 21 Urinary system 22 1 Blood cells 23 1 Female genital organs 24 1 Male genital organs 25 1 Female genital organs (fowl) 26 1 Male 9 o (fowl) 27 10 each Jar, specimen acrylin, rectangular, sides polished, pl cover, sizes: 102 x 76 x 51 mm 152 x 102 x 51 mm 178 x 127 x 76 mm 203 x 152 x 102 mm 229 x 152 x 76 mm 305 x 203 x 102 mm 28 10 each Jar, museum, glass, rectangular, front polished, covers sizes: 95 x 65 x 37 mm 150 x 105 x 50 mm 200 x 130 z 80 mm 250 x 220 x 100 mm 260 x 150 x 80 mm 29 11 Microscope, wide field 10 x binocular eye pieces, built in illumination, magnification range 40 x 1,000 z, observation tube rotates through 3600 30 500 Microscope slides, 76 m 26 mm, thickness 0.7 mm, 31 500 Microscope cover glass, squares, thickness 0.1 t- : i; 32 100 Vicroscope cover glass, Circles Code No.: 2.05.1 TB Page 3 of 3

33 2 Microslide cabinet, vertical fitting, 76 x 26 mm, 200 slides 34 2 Microslide cabinet, flat storage, 76 x 26 mme 200 slides 35 2 Staining tank, size approx. 83 x 103 x 72 mm, with lid 36 2 Staining rack 37 1 Stand, drying, for stained microslides,pleriglass 38 1 Stop watch, bench model, range 1 sec. to 60 min. 39 3 Thermometre, general purpose 40 1 Waterbath, thermostatic control, temperature range ambiant + 500 to 80c, capacity 20 1 41 1 Refrigerator, capacity 140-150 1, electric 42 22 Forcep, disecting, stainless steel, straignt, fine points and guide length 150 mm 43 22 Forcep, dissecting, stainless steel, rt-tooth, length 125 mm 44 22 Scissors, straight, length 140 mm 45 22 each Scalpel, steel, blade size 25, 31, 37 mm 46 1 Saw, general purpose, blade length 410 mm 47 11 Bottle, Canada Balsam, capacity 30 ml, loose fitting cap, glaes rod 48 - Miscellaneous sundries 49 Consumable stores 50 Spares Code No. 2.05.2 TB Page 1 of 3 SUB-AREA: Microbiology and Parasitology

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to acquire an elementary knowledge of microbiology and parasitology and of the more important laboratory techniques.

Number of students 20 (Students often will work in pairs)

Notei 1) Fbr details of general laboratory equipment including glassware refer to: Sub-area: 2.01.3 Chemistry. Basic and supplementary t Sub-area: 2.01.4 Biology. Basic and supplementary lit'

2) Some items of glassware, specific to the needs of thiE sub-area are included in the list of equipment below: Item Number No. ReS2ired Description

1 2 Autoclave, portble, safety valve, control for pressur(e 35, 70 100 kN/M , approx. 220 mm deep, 240 mm diam. 2 20 Bottle, Canada Balsam, capacity 30 ml, loose fitting cap, glass rod

3 200 each Bottle, media, screw cap, capacity 7, 14, 28 ml approx

4 100 each Bottle, reagent, wide mojuth, clear glass, dust proof stopper, capacity 2, 4, 8 oz (approx. 56, 112, 224 ml)

5 100 each Bottle, reagent, narrow mouth clear glass, dust proof stopper, capacity 2, 4, 8 oz. approx. 56, 112, 224 ml) 6 100 Bottle, TX dropping, clear glass, groove in stopper, capacity 30 ml

7 1 Balance, double pan, sliding mass, capacity 2 kg, sensitivity 0.1 g 8 1 Balance, precision, top loading, weighing range 160 g readability 1, mg

9 1 Centrifuge, with angle head, speed coxtroller, lid operated switch, buckets for 8 x 15 ml tubes

10 1 Centrifuge, swing out head, speed controller, lid operated switch, timer, buckets and trunnions for 32 x 15 ml tubes Item Number Descrittion Code No. 2.05.2 TB No.: Recuired - Page 2 of 3

11 100 Centrifuge tube, cylindrical, boro-silicate, capacity 15 ml

12 100 Centrifuge tube, conical, boro-silicate, capacity 15 ml graduateito 10 ml in 0.1 ml

13 22 Forceps, dissecting, stainless steel, straight, fine Dointand guide pin, length 150 mm

14 22 Forceps, dissecting, stainless steel, curved. fine nointA ard guide pin, length 125 mm

15 22 Forceps, dissecting, stainless steel, rat-tooth, length 125 m

16 2 Hot plate, bench model, rectangular, approx..2,000 em2, energy reguiator

17 1 Hot plate, bench model, circular, dia 150 mm, energy regulator

18 1 Incubator, temperature range ambient +5 0C to 800C working volume approx. 50 1, with thermometer

19 2 Interval timer, with alarm, bench model, range 1 to 60 mins. 20 25 Jar, museum, rectangular, size 225 X 150 x 75 mm

21 25 Jar, museum, round, glasspsize 100 x 50 = diameter

22 25 Jar, eoplin, staining, glass, for 10 slides, drop-on cover

23 11 Microscope, built in illuminator, wide field, 10 x binocular eyepieces, magnification range 40 x to 1,000 x Observation tube rotates through 3600

24 11 Microscope, binocular, stereoscope, eye pieces to give magnification range 10 x to 40 x

25 21 Magnifying lens, folding, pocket type, x 10

26 1,000 Microscope slide, 76 x 26 mm, thickness 1.0 to 1.2 m.

27 1,000 Microscope cover glass squares, thiciess 0.13-0.16 mm, size 22 x 22 L

28 100 Microscope cover glass circles, diem. 22 mm, thicknrrss 0.13-0.16 mm

29 100 Microscope slide box, capacity 10-12 slides 76 x 26 mm

30 25 Microscope sliAe case, capacity 30 slides 76 x 26 mm Code No. 2.05.2 TB -- - e-Page 3 of3 It-em- Number - g.. No. Required Description

31 2 Microscope slide cabinet, vertical fitting, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides

32 or 2 Microscope slide cabinet, flat storage, for slides 76 x 26 mm, capacity 200 slides

33 21 each Mortar, porcelain, with spout, diam 75 mm and 100 mm with pestles

34 2 Micrometer, eyepiece graticule, horizontal scale, length 10 mm, subdivided 0.1 mm

35 100 Needle, dissecting, stainless steel, wooden handle

36 21 Platinum wire holder (,and platinudm wire or equivalent)

37 1 pack PpPetri dish, pyrex, 95mm, pack of 500

38 1 Razor hone

39 1 Refrigerator, capacity 140-150 1, electric

40 1 Refrigeratcr, capacitX 140-1g0 1, electric, low temperature range -20 to-25 C

41 21 Scissors, straight, length 140' mm

42 21 Scissors, straight, fine point, length 125 mm

43 21 Scissors, straight, blunt point, length 125 mm

44 21 each Scalpel, steel, blade size 25, 31, 37 mm

45 1 Saw, d,eneral purpose, blade length 410 mm

46 11 Staining rack for slides, to fit over sink

47 1 Stage graticule, length 10 mm, sub-divided 0.1 mm

48 1 Stage graticule, length 1 mm, sub-divided 0.01 mm

49 2 Water bath., thermostatic control, temperature range ambient + 500 to 80 0 0,capacity 20 1

50 50 each Watch glass, diam 50, 80, 100 mm r1 - Miscellaneous sundries

52 - Consui,-ble stores, chemicals, gummeL labels, filter papers, etc.

53 - Spares Code No. 2.05.3 TB Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Pathology

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

hMpo0se: To enable students to acquire knowledge on pathological changes in the animal, its organs, structures and issues.

Number of students: 20 (Students often will work in pairs)

Note 1) For details of general laboratory equipment including glassware, refer to: Sub-area: Z.U1.3 Chemistry. Basic and Supplementary listf Sub-area: 2.01.4 Biology. Basic-and Supplementary lists,

2) Some items of glassware considered specifically necessary for Patholog; are included in the list of equipment below&

Item Number DescriDtion No. Recuired

1 4 Basket, round, with handle, wire mesh 8 mm

11 Bottle, Canada Balsam, capacity 30 ml

2 2 Fbrcep, dissecting, rat tooth, length 125 mm

3 21 pairs Gloves, rubber, surgical style, translucent

4 2 Interval timer, with alarm, bench model, range 1 to 60 secon

5 10 each Jar, specimen, acrylic, rectangular, sides polished, plane cover, sizes: 102 x 76 x 51 mm 152 x 102 x 51 mm 178 x 127 x 76 mm 203 x 152 x 102 mm 229 x 152 - 76 mm 305 x 203 X 102 mm

6 10 each Jar, museum, glass, rectangular, front polished, cover sizes: 95 x 65 x 37 mm 150 x 105 x 50 mm 200 x 130 x 80 mm 250 x 220 x 100 mm 260 x 150 x 80 mm

7 50 Jar, specimen, glass, drop ever cover sizes approx. 100 x 75 x 50 mm Code No. 2.03.3 TB Page 2 Of 2

It em Number Desctint ion No, Recruired

8 50 each Jr, Kilner, dual purose, threaded metal sealing ring, CaPacity: 350, 700, 1500 mi

9 5 Lamp, alcohol, metal, screwcap, metal wick holder, 120 ml 10 2 Labeller, workshop mod.el, for printing 9.5 and 12.7 mm wide self-adhesive plastic tapes

11 1 1 Microtome, rotary, feedrange 28 mm, automatic feed adjustment, 1 to 50 icrometers, with accessories

12 11 M1icroscope, wide field 10 z binocular eye pieces, build in illuminator, magnification Eange 40 to 1000 x, observation tube rotatez through 360 13 500 'Xicroscope slides, 76 x 26 mm, thicknesss1.0-1.2 m.

14 500 Microscope cover glass,raquares, thi±ckness 0.13-0.16 m. size 22 x 22 mm 15 100 Microscope coier glas circles, dia- 22 mm, thiclmess 0.13-0.16 mm 16 2 Microslide cabinet, verticale fitting, 76 x 26 mm-200 s. 17 2 Microslide cabinet, flat storage, 76 x 26 mm - 200 slides 18 2 Post-mortem instrument set complete, with case

19 1 Refrigerator, capacity 140-150 1, electric 20 11 Staining tank, size appro=. 83 '103 x 72 mm, with lid 21 3 Staining rack for item No. 20 22 2 Stand, drying, for stained microsliLdes, Ple--iglass, numbered positions for 12 slides 23 1 Stop :!atch, bench mcel, range .1 s-c. to 60 mn 24 1 Tissue processor, bench model, automatic, twelve station with two thermostatically controlle- war baths, complete with accessories

25 11 Termemeter, general purponc

czontroled from 4a3C" i -3u 27 1 ilaue receptacle, foot leer cacity 13 I

29 cllno ztcri- Code No. 2.05.4 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Clinical medicine and infecticus diseases

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

__Uose: To enable students to acquire knowledge on infections diseases and in clinical medicine and to equip them with the necessary practical skills

Number of students 20 (Students will usually work in pairs)

Note 1) Fbr details of general laboratory equipment including glassware refer to: Sub-area: 2.01.3 Chemistry. Basic and Supplementary lists Sub-area: - 2.01.4 Biology. Basic and Supplementary lists

Item Number No. Reauired Description

1 24 Bottle, TK dropper, clear glass, groove in stopper, capacity 30 ml

2 1 Centrifuge, with angle head, speed controller, lid operated switch, buckets for 8 x 15 ml tubes

3 40 Centrifuge tubes, cylindrical, boro-silicate, capacity 15 ml

4 1 Colorimeter, student model, colour filters, filter holder, sample tubes'for direct reading of transmission and absorbence

5 1 set Flutter valve injection set

6 2 Haemacytometerv improved Neubauer ruling, plain cover glass, one red, one white cell pipette with tubing and mouthpiece, complete with case

7 2 Hydrometer, (urinometer), for determining sp. gravity of small volume of urine

8 1 Incubator, temperature range ambient +50c to 8000, working volume approx. 50 1, with thermometei- 9 1 Microhaematocrit outfit complete with centrifuge, reading scale and supply of capilliary tubes 10 2 Microscope, built in illuminator, wide field 10 x binocular eye pieces, magnification range 40 x to 1000 x, observation tube rotates through 3600 Code No-, 2.05.4 TB Page 2 of 4 Item Nu=ber Iescrintion No. Recuired

11 500 icroscope slides, 76 Z 6 mm, thickness.1.0-1.2 m 12 500 Micrcecope cover glass squares, 0.1 mr; size 22 x 22 mm

13 10 Magnifying lens, folding, pocket type, " 10

14 10 Mastitis quick-test paddle

15 11 Milk fever outfit

16 22 each Needle# bleeding, wid.e bore hypodermic, two sizes

17 1 Refri!erator, capacity 140 to 150 1, electric

18 2 Rack, staining, for slides, to fit over sink 19 21 Stethoscope

20 21 Thermometer, clinical

21 1 1 1ater bath, thermostatically controlled, capacity 20 1, temperature range ambient +5 C to 80C 22 1 .eigher, suspended, -Ial readings, 100 kg x 500 g 23 11 Catheter, plastic, for cattle

24 1 each Drencher, automatic, sheep 60 cc and 90 cc 25 1 each Droncher, automatic, cow 120 cc and 150 cc

26 1 De-budding iron,copper with handle

27 1 De-budding iron, electric

28 1 each De-horning shears, heavy and light

29 1 each De-horning wire, with handle, 2 strand and 4 strand

30 1 Embryotome, Thypesons, nickel plated, complete with cross handle and ,introducer

31 1 Embryotomy knife

32 1 Dnascu.lator Code No. 2.05.4 TB Page 3 of 4 Item Number No. Recuired Descri21ion

33 1 Elastrator with rings

34 21 Forceps, dissecting, blunt, serrated 5"

35 21 Forceps, dissecting, Treves, 1 x 2 teeth

36 21 Forceps, Spencer Wells artery. strai2ht 6"

37 1 Hoof cutter, compound joint

38 1 Hoof cutter, farrier

39 1 Hoof paring knife, right hand and left hand

41 1 Hoof rasp, straight

42 1 Hoof rasp, curved

43 1 Humane killer, captive bolt

44 21 Knife, Paragon, handle No. A

45 21 parcels Blades for item No. 4 - Packet of 6

46 5 Nail clipper, guillotine

47 21 Needle, suture, curved size 3

48 21 Needle, suture, curved size 6

49 21 Needle, suture, curved size 10

50 21 Needle, hypodermic, luer fitting, box

51 1 set Post mortem instrument set complete

52 21 Syringe, nylon, 5 cc and 10 cc

53 21 Scissors, operating, S/S 52-

54 21 Scissors, dressing, CCF S/S B/B 5"

55 1 each Teat knife,.trifin blade, small and medium size

56 1 Tooth rasp, stainless steel, removable, reversible repliceTble blades, S--r 18" (46 cn) Code Nc 2.05.4 TS Page 4 of 4 It em Number No. Reauired Descrittion

57 1 Trocar and canular, cattle

58 5 Steriliser for instruments, stainless steel, tray and. lifting handles, clip on lid, heated by external source

59 1 each Stomach tube, Large 10' x 1/4" diam it i edium 9' x 5/8" diam "f "1 Small 7 ' x 1/2" diam

60 - Animal control equipment. Refer to sub-area 2.41, Cattle - Basic equipment plus e.g. hobbles, twitches

61 - Visual aids. Charts, wall size, illustrating clinical symptoms of diseases of livestock important in the country

62 - Miscellaneous sundries

63 - Consumable stores

64 - Spares Code No.: 2.05.5 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Reproduction and Artificial Insemination

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purpose: To enable students to acquire elementary knowledge in reproduction and artificial insemination (AI).

Number of students: 20 (students often will work in pairs).

Note: i) For details of general laboratory equipment including glass ware refer to:

Sub-aroA_.201-Chemis-try (secondary school) Sub-area: 2.01./ Aiolog (secondary school) ii) Certain items of glass-ware specific to the needs of this sub-area are included in the list of equipment below.

iii) Refer also to main area 2,05,vocational training list for training Artificial Inseminators.

Item Number Description . Required

1 1 of each Charts - wall size - illustrating: chart Male reproductive organs Female reproductive organs Prolapse of uterus Retention of placenta Correction of Dystokia cases Fertilization and cell division Normal presentation of foetus Abnormal presentation of foetiis

2 2 Miscroscope (type Olympus STN)

3 2 Microscope lamp, with blue and ground glass filters and iris diaphragm, hight intensity control transformer. Tilts any direction.

4 2 Microscope slide staining rack to fit over sink

5 1,000 Microscope slide, 76 x 26 mm,thickness 1.0-1.2 mm

6 5 boxes of Microscope, cover glass,squares, size 22 x 22 mm, 100 thickness 0.13 to 0.16 mm.

7 5 boxes of Microscope, cover glass, circle, diam. 22 mm, thickness 100 013 to 0.16 mm. Code No.: 2.05.5'TB -- . Page 2 of 4 It em Iub er Descri2tion No. Reauired

8 100 Microscope slide box, capacity 10-12 slides 76 x 26 mm

9 25 Microscope slide case, capacity 50 slides 76 x 26 mm

10 2 Microscope slide cabinet. vertical fitting. for slides 76 x 26 mm: capacity 200 slides

11 10 Jars, coplin; staining, glass, for 10 slides, drop on cover

12 100 Jars, .specimen, acrylic, rectangular. polished sides, plain cover. 200 x 130 x 80 mm

13 5 Cylinder, measuring, glass, graduated, 250 ml

14 5 Complete artificial vagina - for semen collection, length 30 am 15 10 Spare latex rubber linings for artificial vagina - rough surface

16 10 Spare, latex rubber linings for artificial vagina, smooth surface

17 10 Spare latex rubber collection cones for artificial vagina. length 23 cm

18 5 Glass rod, hollow with sealed ends for lubricating artificial vagina, length 45 cm, diam. 25 mm

19 20 Pippettes, rubber nipples, for collection of semen samples, length 15 =1, diam. 5 mm.

20 1 Electro ejaculator for bulls complete with variable auto-transformer unit to regulate voltage from 0 to 40.

21 1 Tongs, Touchering (Tampon forceis), stainless steel, length 50 cm.

22 2 Insulated bag, zip opening for covering the collection tube and cone of the artificial vagina. 23 2 Funnel, metal, diam. 75 mm, for filling artificial vagina. 24 50 Catheter, inseminating, glass, uniform bore, moulded rubber, CDL ad=ter, blunt or tape ends. 25 1 Refrigerator, electric, capacity 140-150 1

26 1 WPaterbath, ther=ostat control. temperature range ambient + 500 to 8000, capacity 20 1. Code No.: .2.05.5 TB Page 3 of 4

Itan Number Description NO. Required

27 25 Syringe, record, capasity 2 co.

28 15 Tube, storage, metal, for the inseminating catheter,

29 20 Tube, storage, metal, for the sterilized syringes.

30 10 Tube, storage, sperm, resistance glass, 150 x 25 mm, fitted with rubber cork.

31 10 Tube, speculum, small (for heifers) metal, diam. 30 mm, length 28 ca.

32 10 Tube, speculum, for ovines, diam. 18 mm, length 150 mm.

33 10 Tube, speculum, with battery handle, for heifers.

34 10 Catheter, uterine, metal, 460 x 4 mm

35 144 Test tube, 150 x 16 mm

36 2 Test tube rack.

37 20 Vacuum flask, 0.5 1, wide mouth.

38 20 Thermometer, clinical, short bulb,

39 20 Scissors, blunt point.

40 200 Straws, medium (IMV).

41 200 Straws, mini (IMv).

42 1 kg Plastic powder for plugging straws,

43 1 Pistolette for medium straws,

44 1 Pistolette for mini straws.

45 150 Sheaths, medium (IMW).

46 150 Sheaths, mini (I).

47 2 Rubber tube and filling nozzle for filling straws with dye, 3 olipe.

48 1 Vacaum pump, to fill straws with dye. Code No.: 2.05.5 T Page 4 of 4

Item Number Descrimtion No. Reouired

49 200 Pipettes insemination, plastic.

50 3 Syringe, plastic, 1 ml, resterilizable.

51 1 m Rubber tuoe to connect syringe to insemination pipette,

52 500 Gloves, plastic. long, 2 fingers.

53 200 Apron, protective, disposable.

54 20 Apron, synthetic rubber. 55 - Miscellaneous sundries.

56 - Consumable stores, 57 Spares. Code No.: 2.06

MAIN AREA FARM POWER; WORKSHOP PROCESSES AND PRACTICES; CARPENTRY; METALWORK; RURAL STRUCTURES; IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE; SURVEYING AND TOPOGRAPHY.

Code No:- 2.06

Level: TECIHNICAL

Cbjective: -On completion of the training programme student should have attained a reasonable understanding of and competence in the practical skills involved in the subjects listed in the sub-areas below.

Sub-areas for which equ.ipment is listed:

2.06.1 *Farm power 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices 2.06.3 :Carpentry 2.06.4 Metalwork 2.06.5 Rural structures 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage 2.06.7 :Surveying and topography Code No: 2.06.1 TB Page: 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Farm power

Level: TECMICPL - Basic list

Purpose: To teach students the safe and efficient operation of tractors with a range of cultivation equipment and the daily and weekly routine servicing of tractors.

Number of studentc 10.

Tote: (i) Items 3 crd 4 will only be required on mmall holdings pratising intensive cropping. (ii) Refer also to sub-area 2.06.2 Workshop Processes and Practices and sub-area 2.06.4 Metalwork Item No: Number re- DescriTtion

1 1 Tractor, rubber tyres; petrol; maximum PTO hP 35 tc 45; live power take off; hydraulic operated three point hitch connections for remote hydraulic cylinder, universal swinging drawbar; lights.

2 1 Tractor, diesel, remaining specifica-.. tions same as item 1.

3 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; maximum output hp 6; transmission 6 forward, 2 reverse, 2 tillage; auto- hitch (example Yanmar YC 60, engine model ES 60 C).

4 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled, two models; one maximum output hp 13, the other.15.5; automatic clutch; trans-- mission forward 6, reverse 2, tillage 3, (example Yanmar YZ 12, engine model numbers ES 130 C and ES 155 C). (Field equipment for use with these tractors is listed in mab-crea 2.2 Field Crop Production).

5 1 Electric motor, 3 hp.

6 1 Electric motor, 7-& hp.

7 1 Engine, petrol, 2 - 3 hp. Code No: 2.06.1 TB Page: 2 o3 * Item o: Number re--- Description -

8 1 Portable hydraulic dynamometer for tractor testing. Capacity approximately 140 hp at 54 rpm. and 200 hp at 1,000 rpm. complete with standard accessories, 4 X 12 - 4 ply tyres, 6 x 6 - and 6 x 21 spline couplings and high speed shaft.

9 1 Drawbar dynamometer, accuracy with -2% of full range. Capacity in range of 0-3,500 1b; dial 10"; division 25 lb. 10 1 Weighing scale, platform type, 100 lb capacity; 5 lb x Y10 lb, graduated main bea a-tched; platform size: 16141z21Y4". 11 1 Hand tachometers; speed range, 3 speed, 0-400; 0-2,000; 0-10,000 rpm.; comprising hand tachometer, male and female rubber centres, extension piece and disc for surface speeds in metera per minute; complete with case.

12 1 Stop watch; Y10 sec.

13 1 Sectionised model of 4 stroke petrol engine and power train. .14 1 Sectionised model of 4 stroke diesel en- gtie and power train. 15 1 of each Sectionised models of caxburetor, pump and injector system; battery; coil ignition system; clutch. 16 Visual aids. 35 mm slides. At least one set of slides on the fundamentals of service for each of the following; hydreu- lic; electrical system; engines; power trains; shop tools; belts and chains; bearings and seals; tyres and tracks; fuels, lubricants and coolers. The following are a limited number of exrmples. Code No: 2.06.1 TB Page: 3 of 3

Item No: Number re- DescriDtion

17 1 set 35 M-n. Set of oight -ilm strips "Tractor Maintenance Principlec and Procedures" with text "Tractor Maintenance Principles and Procedures" produced by AAVIM.

18 1 set 35 mm- set of film strips. "Selecting and Storing Tractor Fhels" with text. "Trac- tor Fuels and Lubricants" by AAVIM.

19 1 cet 21" x 2" Color Slide set of 151 slides on "Tractor Operation and Daily Care" with ', text "Tractor Operation & Daily Care" by AAVIMs

20 1 Masters for producing transparencies for overhead projector - set 84 - 8" x 11" for "Small Engines" Volume I with text "Small Engines" Volume I by AAVIM.

21 1 Master for producing tranparencies for overhead projector - set 88 -- 8-" x 11" for "Small Engines" Volume II with text "Small Engines" Voluma II by AAVIM.

22 1 set Set 35 mm. (2" x 21f) 135 color slides on "Electrical Systems1f with manual "Rmda- mentals of Service - Electrical Systems" Zoha 2.ere or equal.

25 1 set V?' 35 mm. (2" x2") `65 Color Slides on "Power Trains" with manual "Fundamentals of Service - Power Trains" John Deere or equal.

26 1 set Set Iasters to produce transparencies 96 - if" x 1I' on Small Engine Visuals". Uni- versity of Illinois Vocational Agriculture Service.

27 1 set Set Msters to produce transparencies S1-"x 11"; on "Tractor Analysis Visuals", Univ':rsity of Illinois Vocational Agri- culture Service.

28 Miscellaneous sundries.

29 Consumable stores.

30 Spares. Code No: 2.06.1 TS

SUB-AREA: Farm power

Level: TECBNICAL - SUPPLEMENTARY LIST

Purpose: The requirements of particular institutions or the circumstances in particular countries may render it desirable or necessary for the training institution to have the following items in addition to these listed in,.2.06.1 Farm power, Tech- nical level list.

Item No: Number re- Description quired

1 1 4 cycle diesel engine analysis system - with air cooled4 cycle diesel engine 3.8 hp at 3,600 rpm. Mounted on dynamometer; engine with oil and fuel filters; pressure lubrication; air cleaner; muffler; fuel tank; overload protector; direct fuel injection, tools; gaskets; tachometer -- 6,000 rpm. L 1%; 15 lb 0.5 lb dynamomoeter load cell accurate to - 2%; air flow and fuel flow measuring instrument - measures air- fuel ratio,%,volumetric efficiency and specific fuel consumption - capacity; fuel, 10.2 lb/hr air, 235 lb/hr.

2 1 Small engine analysis system for 4 cycle petrol engine with 3 hp air cooled engine mounted on dynamometer, complete with petrol tank; air cleaner; muffler; auxilliary flywheel; tachometer 6,000 rpm.t 1%; 15 lb t-0.5 lb load call (dynamometer) accurate to ± 2%; air flow and fuel flow measuring instrument - measures air/fuel ratio, volumetric efficiency, fuel consumption - capacity fuel, 3.0 lb/hr air, 45 lb/hr

3 1 Oil power hydraulics bench. Self con-- tained unit providing controlled oil supply; including hydraulic ram and gear pump/gear motor with electronic speed and torque measuring device; complete with accessories. Code No: 2.06.2 TS Page: 1 of 7

SUB-AREA: Workshop processes and practices.

Level: TECNIMCAL - Basic list

Purpose: To train students in the correct selection, use and maintenance of farm workshop hand tools and equipment; in workshop layout and procedures; in the daily and weekly servicing of tractors and other power sources.

Number of students: 10

Note: The "number required" is the number of sets or of individual tools required for a group of ten students.

Item No; Number re- Description quired Spanners, open end, double end, 150 small set, short execution: 1 2 sets Width across flats (mm) 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17

2 2 sets Medium set, width across flats (mm) 19, 22, 24, 27

Spanners, double end, ring type, offset: 3 2 sets Small set short execution, width across flats (mm3 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17

4 2 sets Medium set, width across flats (mm) 19, 22, 24, 27

5 1 set Spanners hexagon hollow-head (Allen wrenches3 alloysteel heat treated, small seto width across flats (mm) 4, 5, , 8, 10

Adjustable spanners, single end: 6 2 Nominal size 811 max. 'jaw opening approximately 1"

7 2 Nominalsize 12" maXs jaw opening,-' proximately 1 3/8" Code No: 2.06.2 TS' Page: 2 of 7 Item No: Number re- fDescrimtion

Pipe spanners, Stillson type: 8 2 Nominal size 10" ior pipes up to approximately 1I'

9 2 Nominalsize 18" for pipes up to aP- rroximately 2-"

Screw drivers: Machinists, square shank: 10 2 Blade length 41" width approximately 'Y4

11 2 Blade length 6" width approximately 5/16" 12 2 Blade lenCth 8" width approximately 3/8" 13 2 Blade length 10" width approimately j-

Pliers - forged alloy steel, heat treated: 14 2 Combination 8"

15 1 Vice -- grip approximately 10"

16 1 Tin snips approximantely 10"

Chicels, cold, forged alloy steel: Flat type Stock Edge Length (approx.) 17 2 5/811 3/40 71 18 2 3/4" 7/8" 8"

Punches, alloy steel, heat treated: 19 2 Solid taper Stock Edge. Length i. 5/16, - 61

20 1 Centre punch -" x 5&

21 1 Croi bar 1Y4" x 6 ft

22 1 Case opener, octagon steel, half circle bend and claw end Code No: 2.06.2 TS Page: 3 of 7

Item No: Number re- Description cuired

Hammer -- drop forged alloy steel: 23 1 Hand, 3/4 lb hall peen with handle

24 1 Hand, 2 lb ball peen with handle

25 1 Slqes 5 lb cross peen with handle

26 2 Putty knife, (for cleaning) 1 Y4"x 7"

27 2 Wire brush 1" wires

Tube working tools: 28 1 1arin tool to suit 3/16" Y4"; 5/16"; 3/8" and 1/2 " copper tubing

Files and hacksaus: 29 1 Flat, taper, double cut bastard 12"

30 1 Flat, taper, double cut second cut 12"

31 1 Flat, taper, double cut smooth 12"

32 1 Flat, taper, double cut second cut 8"

33 1 Flat, taper, double cut smooth 8"

Half round, taper, double cut: 34 1 Bastard 12"

35 1 Second out 12"

36 1 Smooth cut 10"

37 1 Smooth 10"

38 1 Second cut 8"

39 1 Smooth 8"

Slim, taper, three square -- hand saw files. 40 1 Second cut 8"

41 1 Smooth 8" Code No: 2.06.2 TS Page: 4 of 7

Item No: Number re- Descriviion suired

File, handle metal *faruled: 42 2 each Sizes: 4'- x 13/16"; 4 1/8"x 1Y16"; 3 3/4' z 15/16"

Hand-hack saw: 43 2 Eack saw frames, adjustable type, solid pistol grip, to take blades 10" and 12" length. Square blade holders, milled slots

44 2 each Hack saw blades 12" of 18, 24, 32 teeth per inch

45 1 Hand drilling machine - two speed, totally enclosed gears, chucks for straight shank twist drills- capacity up to " dril

46 1 set Carbon steel twist drill for hand drills, straight shank 3/64 to L4 x /64

47 1 Grinder, hand - bench type, enclosed gear drive, wheel diameter approimaately 6"

Work benches and vices: 48 1 Wall bench, approximately 33" high, 30" wide, in sections 8' long and multiplies thereof

Vice 49 1 Mechanics bench type 6olid base, cast steel body, steel beam, machine -threaded steel screw, replaceable, knurled steel jaw faces, jaw width 4"

Jacks and chains. 50 1 Door type, hudraulic with built in pump and reservoir, lift minimum 6" , minimum 6" hand-extension, double runtype - capacity 1- tons

51 1 Foor, mechanical screw type, body malle- dble cost iron, screw and head mild steel, fitted with double ractchet handle, short lift type Code No: 2.06.2 TS Page: 5of 7

Item No: Number re- Description 1,L= e d

5? 1 Chains, (lifting or towing) equipped with drop forged steel grab hook on one end and slip hook on the other, length 12 to 14 feet link diameter '

53 1 of each Chains, lashing, lenh approximately 25 feet link siZes, Y4" and 3/8"

54 - Chain tighteners - for use with 1/4" to 3/8" chain

Lubricating and fuel equipment: 55 1 Grease pump - high pressure bucket type, clamp or cover for mounting on standard 25 lb grease cans, minimum 5,000 lb pressure, 5 ft high pressure grease hose and coupl

.56 2 Grease gun, hand lever type, 16 oz. mapa- city, minimum 5,000 psi. working pressure, retracting handle, loose follower plate, spring actuated, approximately 8" lance and coupler ,

57 2 Oil can, pump type, capacity 1.pt. 9" angle spout

58 2 Oil can, regualr spring bottom type, capacity y pt.

59 1 of each Oil measures, conical type; capacities 1 pt.; 1 qt.; 1 gall.

60 1 Fuel transfer pump, hand operated, bung hole type with threaded adaptor, pump of piston, vane or gear type; fitted with approximately 10 ft. petroleum resistant delivery hose with non-sparking, non-drip delivery nozzle Code No: 2.06.2 TS Page:- 6 of 7

Item I-To Number re- Description .

Meacur in instruments: Rules, steel, English and metric divisions 61 2 24" length, approximately 1Y18" wide, 0.06" thick

62 2 Flexible steel rule, 2 m long approzi- matel" 5/8" wide, coiled in metal case with push or spring return

Grinder: 63 1 Bench grinder, double ended, approximately to 3/4 hp electric motor drive, eqipped with coarse and fine grinding wheels approximately 10" diam. and heavy wire brush approximately 10" diameter

Various items: 64 2 Spark plug gap-gauge-testing and adjustment tool

65 1 Zydtometer, auto motive battery testing type, bulb stem, graduated to read specific gravities from 1.16 to 1.32 in gradation of 0.005.

Battery filler for distilled water and/or acid solution:

66 2 Rubber bulb -andtube type

67 2 Rubber or plastic bottle type with connections

68 2 Tyre pressure gauge - 20 to 120 lbs

69 1 Fire fighting appliance - carbon dioxide 70 1 Fire fihting appliance - foam type Code No. 2.06.2 TS Page 7 of 7

Item Numbber DescriDtion No. Reauired

71 1 Fire fighting appliance - dry appliance

72 1 First aid kit

73 - Visual aids

Refer to sub-area 2.61 - Farm power technical list, items 16 to 27.

74 - Miscellaneous sundries

75 - Consumable stores

76 - Spares Code No. 2.06.2 TS Page 7 of 7

Item Number Descrintion No. Recruired

71 1 Fire fighting appliance - dry appliance

72 1 First aid kit

73 - Visual aids:

Refer to sub-area 2.61 - Farm power technical list, items 16 to 27.

74 - Miscellaneous sundries

75 - Consumable stores

76 - Spares Code No: 2.06.3 TB Page: lof 4

SUB-AREA: CARPENTRY

Level: TECIOMCAL - Basic list

Purtose: To train students in the basic or elementary practical skills of carpentry

Number of students: 10

Item No: Number re- Description aur:ed

1 5 Woodworking bench; for 2 students to work at, approximately 6" long (1.8m.), 27" wide (68 cm.), 30" high (76 cm.). Moodwdorkers vice approximately 10" wide (25 cm.) with steel spindle.

2 1 Storage cabinet for parts and supplies. Approximately 48 trays each 4 5/16 x 13 3/4 x 19" (approximately 11x35x48 cm.) Lockable cabinet doors.

with 3 1 Tool storaCo cabinot with doors;.half fixtures to hold listed tools per 10 students; half with adjustable shelves. Overall size approximately 62" wide x84" high x 22" dpth ( 157 x 213 x 56 cm.).

Saws. 4 2 Hand saw, approximately 241 (61 Om.) crosscu, 8 points per 1" (2.54 cm.).

5 2 Hand saw, approximately 26" (66 cm.). crosscut, 10 points per 1" (2.54 cm.).

6 2 Hand saw, approximately 24" (61 cm.). rip, 5-i- points per 1" (2.54 cm.)

Planes. 7 1 Fore, approximately 18" (46 cm.) 8 3 Jack. approximately 10" (25 cm.)

9 .1 Finishing, approximately 9" (23 cm.) Code No: . 2.06.3 TB Pnge: 2 of 4 itemNo Number re- n auired

10 2 Adze - crpenter's

11 i Drai -1nif'e, 8 -10" (20-25 cm.) blade

12 2 sets Chisels - car-ener's Blade widths: '/I", 1/8", 3/4", 1". 13 2 Rasps Flat, second cut 12" (30-31 cm.)

14 2 Cabinet, halfround, second cut 12" (30-31 cm.)

15 2 Round, second cut 8" (20-21 cm.)

17 4 Files Sawl 6" (15 cm.) slim taper

18 2 Auger bit 7" (18 cm)

19 2 ,-lood, 10"1 (25 cm.) flat

20 2 Eammers

Carpenter's, 1 !b (0.5 k2 ), curred claw

21 2 Carpenter's 1 lb (0.5 kg), straight claw

22 1 Iallet, carpent zr'e., .approximately 6" (15 cm.) ide

23 2 Latchet braco -- st-in 10-" to 12" (25-30 cm.) ?.-ith ball - bearing head

24 2 sets AuEer bits, set of 1/'"; 3/8"; 7/16"" 1/2"; 5/8"; 3/4"; 7/8"; '1 diameter bits.

25 2 sets Brace bits (twist type) set of 1/8"; 1/4" 3/8"; 1/2"; diametor bits.

26 Epansion bit - for'holes from 7/8" to 3" diameter, (approximtely 2.2 to 7.6 cm.)

26A 2 sets Bit, counter-sirk, rosehead, one set of 3 bits, 5/8". 3/: 1/?

27 2 uir.e, i 6' (2 m.)

82 enc:h c ru,."x 1,/" (zc, 61 x 3.2), grg2:1ic.s /E ' e.32crm. ) or.o side and Code No: 2.06.3 TB Page: 3 of 4 Item No: Number re- Description quired

29 1 Steel tape, 50' (approximately 15 m*), marked feet, inches and-1/8th inches (metres, cm, mm).

30 1 Carpenterssquare - steel, framing type, blade lengths 24" (61 cm) and 16" (40 cm)

31 1 Divider, steel approximately 8" (20.3 cm)

32 1 Level, carpenters type, approximate length 24" (61 cm.)

32A 1 Bevel, sliding T blade, 15 am. locking typ Screwdrivers Hand, carpenter's type, wooden handle 33 2 Blade length 4" (10 cm) Blade width Y4" (6*3 mm)

34 2 Blade length 6? (15 cm) Blade width 5/161 (7.9 mm)

35 2 Blade length 9" (23 cm) Blade width 3/8" (9.5 mm)

P.1.iers. 36 2 Standard combination type 8" (20.3 cm) Clamps. 37 1 set "C"' clamp, reach approximately 4" (10 cm) opening approximately 611 (15 cm) Set of 4 pieces. - 38 1 Wrecking bar 18" (46 cm).

39 2 Oil stone - combination type, coarse and fine, 8" x 2" x 1" ( 20 X 5 x 2.5 cm).

40 5 Bench duster brush.

41 1 Fire extinguisher -- class A fire - water type 2g gallon.

42 1 First Aid Kit in metal case. Code No: 2.06.3 TB Page: 4 of 4 Item No: Number re-- Descriotion cuired

43 10 Standard sbop aprons

44 10 Safety goggles - plastic.

45 - Miscellaneous sundries,

46 Consumable stores. (Sandpaper various grits; resin glue; common nails size 4D to 20D; finishing nails size 2D to 10D; various screws flat head and round head slotted; stove bolts 1/4: diametre, round and flat heads, etc.)

47 Spares. Code No.: 2.06.3 TS Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Carpentry

Level: TECITICAL- Supplementary list

Reasons for a su,pplemetary list: Circumstances in particular countries anO/or the requirements of a particular institution may necessitate equippina the caipentry workshop to a more advanced level than that indicated in the Technical Dasic list.

Item Number No. Required Description

1 2 Plane, block, approx. 6" (15 cm) 2 2 Saw, lock, approx. 9" (23 cm), pistol grip with interchangeable blades extra slim, standard and wide 3 2 Saw, back, approx. 12' (30 cm), (Tenon saw) 4 2 File, saw, traingular, 250 mm 5 2 File, woodrasp, half round, bastard cut, 250 mm 6 2 sets Gimlet - set of 3 7 2 Screwdriver, 10" x 7/16"

8 2 Razp, round, second cut, 12" (30 cm) 9 2 Rasp, cabinet, half round, smooth, 8" (20 cm) 10 1 Wrecking bar, 18" (46 cm) 11 2 Screwdriver lits for brace, 3/8" width of blade 12 2 Awl, marking, 5" (13 cm) 13 2 Try square, steel, blade 8" (20 cm) 14 1 Dowellin;' jig drill, guide sizes, 1/4", 5/161, 3/8", 7/16", 172' 15 2 Spokeshave, concave 16 2 Spokeshave, convex 17 2 Hammer, ball peen,8 oz. (0.25 k,-) 18 1 Drill, hani, eight -drill points, 411/64" to 11/64", four inch 3pod gebr, double pinion, cap;acity 3/8"' 19 1 Mitre box and saw, cuts 450 to 900, 24" x 4" back saw Page 2 of 3 Item ITumber Descrintion No. Reauired

5 2 Weld cleaning hamer, tool 'steel cone and chisel faces. 6 2 Nire brush --3 rows.

7 2 Welder 's marking stone.

8 2 Welder's gloves (pair) heat resistant, leather.

9 2 Leather aprons.

10 2 Welding helmet, one piece, with lens 21" x 42 (5 x 11 cm).

11 2 .Hand shield, fibre, 2" x 4 1' (5 x 11 cm) with lens.

12 2 Welding goggles, ventilated with lens,

13 . 2 Leather sleeve - 23" (approx. 58 an).

14 - Consumable stores. Estimated supply for one year of the following: No. 8 arc welding rods 1/16" mild steel welding rods 1/8" mild steel welding rods 1/8" gas welding rods 1/8" bronze gas rods Cast iron welding flux Steel welding flux

S0LDETING AID BRAZING

15 2 Soldering iron, copper, straight body type, 1 lb size (0.5 kg)Y 16 2 Soldering iron, copper, hatchet type-1 lb size (0.5 kg).

17 1 Soldering iron, electric, interchangeable bits, 150 watt size. 18 1 Heater blow torch, petrol, 1 quart (1.1 1) capacity, air pump - incorporated in tak.

19 - Consumable stores (estimated one year's supply). Tinmane solder, soldering paste, soldering fluid, soldering copper, brazing fl=. 0RGITG 20 1 Forge Unit; portable, all steel, hearth approx. 20"x 20" (50 X 50 cm), equipped with tuy re, back plate and hood, hand-operated blower and firing tols (poker, rake, shovel) 21 1 Anvil, all steel with hardened face, round and square horn, square hardy h rund-pritchelole hole, weight appro=. 100 lb (45 k) Code No.: 2.06.4 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: 1etalwork

Level: TECHTICAL - Basic list

PUrJose: To enable students to acquire some elementary practical skills in welding., brazing and soldering: to gain some nowledge,from demonstrations, of the work of the blacksmith, and to learn the safe use and maintenance of equipment and materials.

Number of students: 10

Note i) At the technical level of agricultural training only a small proportion of the total time allocated to practical work can be spent on students learning practical skills in metalwork. Much of the instruction in welding, soldering and brazing and probably all in blacksmiths forging will be by demonstration.

Note ii) Besides being used for instructional purposes, the equipment listed will be used by staff of the Institution workshop to repair and maintain the farm machinery and equipment.

Note iii) Refer also to:

Sub-area: 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices Sub-area: 2.06.5 Rural structures Sub-area: 2.07.2 Workshop processes and practices

Item Number Descriltion No. Reauired WELDING 1 1 Welding table, top dimensions approx. 4 x 6 ft (1.2 x 1.8 m), built of steel angle with refractory brick top, with a hood. 2 1 Welding tool storage cabinet, wood, approx. dimensions, width 5', height 4', depth 2' (1.5 x 1.2 x 0.6 m).

3 1 Electric arc welder, AC transformer type, capacity, minimum 150 amp., equipped with 15 ft (4.5 m) primary cable, plug and receptacle. Two 25 ft (7.5 m) ground and electrode cables, grounding clamp, electrode holder. Unit mounted on 2 wheels for easy movement.

4 1 Gas welding set, consisting of: suitable wheeled cart for transport of oxygen and acetylene or LP gas cylinders; pressure reducing valves and regulators for oxygen and gas cylinders. 25 ft (7.5 m) heavy duty oxygen hose; 25 ft (7.5 m) heavy duty acetylene hose! welding torch with 5 replaceable tips, size AS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Cutting attachment with 2 tips to cut steel up to 1" (2.5 cm), tips D2 and 73- Code NP. 2.06.3 T Page 2'of 2

Item Number No Required Descripti on

20 1 Grinder, bench, hand, double spindle, heavy construction, totally enclosed gears, silicone gding wheel, diam. 150 mm x 25 mm 21 ? Plumb babparpenter's, 200 g, brass, steel top plate and pc ats

Power tools

22 1 Bench grinder, 6", wheel 36 and 54 grit, 3Y4" efge tool capacity, Y3 hp, 3450 rpm. electric motor, with eye shields

23 1 , Power saw radial arm 14" with 3 hp electric motor, taLle top 26" x 42" - complete 24 1 Electric drill, portable YZ', capacity chuck, superduty, no load 550 rpm. chuck key with bench stand 25 - Miscellaneous sundries: Wooddowels, 50 each size: Y4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", Y2" x 36". Sawblades 14" diameter, one cut offtye, one rip typev 14" gauge Code No.: 2.06.4 TB Page 3 of 3 Item Number Description No. Recuired

22 1 set Blackeith'3 hammers - set of 4, ball peen, 2 lb (1 kg), cross peen, 4 lb (1.8 kg), straight peen sledge, appro=. 6 lb (2.7 kg), double-face sledge, 10 lb (4.5 kg), 23 1 Blacksmith's steel square - 12 x 24" (30 x 60 cm). 24 1 Compass, blacksmith's, wing type 12" (30 cm).

25 1 set Tongs, bolt, hollow bit type, set of three to hold rounds and squares to 3/8", 1/2", 3/4" approx. 26 1 Tongs, pick-up type, to hold up to " stock in jaws.

27 1 Hardy to fit anvil.

28 1 Chisel, cold cut, l;" size,

29 1 Chisel, hot cxt, 1VI size.

30 1 Punch, 3/8".

31 - Consumable stores.

32 - Hiscellaneous sundries (for welding, soldering, brazinS, forge work).

33 - Consumable stores (the total of items 14,19 and 31). 34 - Spares. Code No. 2.06.5 TB

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SUB-AREA Rural structures Level: TECHNICAL - Basic list

Purvose: To enable students to learn the elementary technipues of masonry, including laying concrete, making concrete blocks, erecting post and wire fences and gates, erecting - and operating electric fencing.

Number of students: 10

Note: Refer also to:

Sub-area: 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices "1 2.06.3 Carpentry it 2.06.4 Metalwork

Item Number Description No.: Required

A. Hasonry

1 2 Trowel, brick, mason's, (115 : 200 mm), tempered steel blade, 'brass mounting.

2 2 Trowel, pointin., (60 x 1410 mm), temperecI steel bla4e.

3. 2 Trowel, cement finishing, (120 x 280 mm), springsteel, wooden handle.

4 2 - Trowel, e'ging (175 65 95 mm).

5 2 Trowel, gauging (175 mm).

6 2 Trowel, margin (125 x 50 mm).

7 2 Groover, jointer, cement (75 x 150 mm), cuts 10 mm groov 8 2 Jointer, brick (225 mm), one round, one square point.

9 2 Chisel, masonry, 100 mm wide blade.

10 - Drill, star, masonry, diam. 13 mm, length 200 mm, carbon steel, heat treated, for hand drilling.

11 2 Hammer, club (mason's), head 1.1 k&

12 2 Rammer, mason's (brick layer's), head 450 g, 175 mm long, forged steel. Code No. 2.08.5 TB

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Item Number Descrintion No. Required

13 1 Hammer, skutch, double ended, 700 g head. or 14 1 Hammer, skutch, single ended, 700 g head.

15 2 Hawk, alluminium, approx. 325 x 325 mm, detachable handlmo 16 2 Level, mason's (1,200 mm), 2 horizontal, 4 vertical spirit levels, adjustable.

17 2 Line, mason's, approx. length 60 m.

18 1 Pick, point and chisel type, 2.7 kg, handle 900 m.

19 2 Pincers, 150 mm-

20 2 Plumb bob, 500 g, brass.

21 2 Sieve, 400 mm diam; fine mesh 3 mm.

22 2 Shovel, mason's, 'approx. 240 mm x 300 mm, square point, ")" handle.

23 2 Tape measure, steel, 7.5 m.

24 2 Rule folding, 2 m.

25 1 Concrete mixer, hand operated, capacity approx. 50 kg, B. 12acin-

26 1 Post hole digger, operated from tractor P.T.0.

27 2 Wire strainer, for barbed wire.

28 2 11ire strainer, for woven wire.

29 2 1-ire cutters.

30 . 2 Pliers, combination: 200 mm, capacity 30 mm, side cutters and joint cutter:, forged alloy steel. Code No. 2.06.5 TB

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Item Number No. Required Description

C., Electric Fencing

1. To enclose an area of 1 acre (0.4 ha) with two wires using manufactured equipment (e.g. Wolseley Equipment)-

31 1 Fence unit - battery-operated, complete with battery box and mounting/earth post.

32 1 Battery, dry, 6 volt, rechargeable.

33 4 End tripod either (a) Screw-in type, with 2 support p steel; or ) Spike-end type, secured by two rods, witi 2 support posts, steel.

34- 16 Fencer post, either (a) plain post, press-in type, diam. 9.5 mm, length overall 990 mm, steel; or (b) Pigtail-ty - press-in, steel, with PVC moulding on top of post with metal pigtail moulded into it.

35 32 Tent insulator, unbreakable plastic (in use only with plain fence posts).

36 32 Bracket, rust proof, to secure tent insulators to post,

37 8 Corner Insulator, multi-position, mounted on angled an; which screws into item No. 38.

38 8 Circular clamp bracket, for use with item No. 37.

39 2 Jire strainer - flat steel bracket, clamps onto corner post, (end trifolCL), small winch with built-in insulatio: by egg insulator.

40 2 Egg insulator for use with item No. 38.

41 2 Gate handle, PVC plastic, spring-in handle, loop one end hoop the other.

42 1 Line tester.

43 2 Reel strainer, for 400 m stranded mild steel wire - reel clamped on an end tripod.

44 2,000 m :ire - 7 stranl, 2 gauge or 14 gauge. approx. Code No. 2..0,6.5 TB

Page 4 of 4 Item Niuner DescriDtior Fo. Reruired

C. Electric Fencing

2. To enclose an area of 1 acre (0-4 ha), with'two wires using local wood or metal posts for corner posts (end tripods) and the intermediate posts.

Fencer unit oand battery, same as item nos- 31 and 32. Uire strainer, with egg insulator, gate handle, line tester and reel strainer same as item noe 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43. Wire same as item 44.

45 8 Egg insulators for use at corners.

For use with wood posts:

46 32 Ring insulators, screw-on t7pe.

or 47 32 Insulators, nail-on tye.

or 48 32 Pigtail insulators, screw-in type.

For use with metal posts:

49 32 Pigtail insulator with special clamp. or 50 32 Standard insulator, fixecl to metal posts by insulator clip.

51 - Miscellaneous sundries.

14atering cans, levelling boards for laying concrete, timber to make "moulds" for concrete blocks, laddere =2 Consumable stores.

Nails, screws, fencing staples, wire woven, wire barbed, cement (portland),lime (hydrated), sand (salt free), aggregate, bricks, concrete blocks. 53 - Spares. Code No- 2.06.6 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Irrigation and Drainage

Level: TECENICAL - 23asic list

Puapose: To enable students to acquire an understanding of and practical competence in one or more ir6gation systems, and of field drainage.

No. of Students:

Note I This sub-area lists the equipment required for the following systems of irrigation:

A. Mobile sprinkler system B. Mobile sprinkler system using giant sprinklers 0. Hose sprinkler system D. Hose-fed system E. Furrow system using siphon tubes F. Furrow system using gated pipes G. Drip system

Tile or pipe drainage equipment sufficient to drain an area of appro.ximately one hectare is listed.

Noto II Refer also to equipment listed under:

Sub-area: 2.01.51 Soil physics (Technical and Higher Technical) I " 2.02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation " 2.06.1 Farm power " 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices " " 2.06.7 Surveying and topography " 2.15.1 Meteorology Item Number Deacription No. Required IRIGATION sDrinkler system A. Mobile 16 hp; suction pipe engine of approximately pump set with water meter; delivery 1 1 Portable manometer; filter; m); foot valve; (8-10 operating at 6 atmospheres. rate 10 1. per sec. steel. m- bare 100 mm; galvanized line, length 360 mv 2 1 Main spacing 18 m; bore 80 mm; sprinkler line; length 180 3 1 Lateral galvanized steel. at 3.5 atmospheres. rate 1 l.per sec. 10 Sprinklers, flow 4 4. double, for item 5 10 Nozzles, single, for item 4. 6 10 Nozzles, be fast coupling) or pipe connections to (All this system can irrigate and ten sprinklers, Using one lateral hectare at a time. approximately 0.33 Sprinklers system using Giant B. Mobile sprinkler 32 hp; suction pipe engine of approximately pump set with water meter; delivery 7 1 Portable manometer; filter; (8-10 m); foot valve; operating at 10 atmospheres. rate 12 1.per see. as in item 2. 1 Main line steel. 8 80 mm, galvanized length 90 m; bore 1 Lateral line, 9 atmospheres. 12 1.per sec. at 7 sprinkler, flow rate 10 1 Giant to be fast coupling) (All pipe connections approximately this system can irrigate Usiig one giant sprinkler, time. 0.4 hectare at one 0. Hose sprinkler Tystem hp; suction pipe approximately 7 pump set with engine water meter; delivery 11 1 Portable manometer; filter; (8-10 m); foot valve atmospheres. operating at 5.5 rate 4.5 l.per sec. steel. m; bore 60 mm- galvanized line, length 140 1 Main 25 mm; equipped with 12 length 80 m; bore Lateral hoses, plastic; valves. 13 6 to main line coupling fast couplings atmospheres. 1.per sec. at 3.0 flow rate 0.75 14 6 Sprinklerst doublesfor item 14. 15 6 Nozzles, item 11. single,for 14. or 16 6 Nozzles, 1 m. for item height apprcximately 6 Sprinkler tripods, exe to 'be pulled 17 spriklers when they on which to mouzt (local construction) 18 6 Sledges pulling c lateral hosesOly into a new position to e fast couplii- (All connections this system can each of aix laterals, sprinklers, one on Using sxC 0,19 hect=e ra ime irrigate approximately Code No. 2.06.6 TB Page 3 of 4

Item Number No. Reauired Description

D. Hose-fed sprinkler

19 1 Portable pump set with engine of approx. 3 hp; suction pump (8-1o m); foot valve; manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 4.5 1 per sec; operating at 2.5 atmospheres.

20 1 Main line, length 1.40 m; bore 60 mm; galvanized steel.

21 6 Hose, plastic, length 80 ml bore 25 mm; with cuick coupling into main line coupling valves.

This system is applicable in particular to orchards/tree crops.

E. furrow system (using siphon tubes and dam)

22 1 Portable pump set with engine of approx. 5 hp; suction pump (8-10 L - foot valve; manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 10 1 per sec.; operating at 2 atmospheres.

23 2 Portable canvas/plastic nylon dam, approximately 1.5 x 1.8 m.

24 10 Siphon tubes, capacity 1 1 per sec each, diameter 3.8 and 5 cm; let. 1.25 to 1.5 m. F. Purrow system (using gated pipes)

25 1 Portable pump and engine as item 22.

26 1 Main line, length 250 m; bore 100 mm, galvanized steel.

27 1 Gated pipe, adjustable; low pressure; aluminium or galvanized steel or reinforced plastic; adequate for 10 gates spaced at approx. 100 cm; pipe bor e 100 mm; operating at 0.5 atmospheres.

28 Accessories for use with main and/or lateral lines include: valves; bends; risers; T's; stops; footstand. For any given system using mains and laterals, the probable cost of these accessories should be approx. 101 of the cost of the main lines, lateral lines and sprinkle,

G. Drip irrigation system

Young orchard consisting of 10 rows, 6 m apart; each row 120 m length and trees spaced at 6 m., Supply lines with two emitters per tree, each emitter delivering 4.5 1 per hour. Area approx. 0.8 hectare,

29 1 Screen and filter (to remove suspended solids and organic matter).

30 1 Main line, length 70 m; bore 2.54 cm. Page 4 of 4

Item 11anber No. REaMied Descrintion

31 10 Supply lines, length 122 m; bore approx. 12 mm. Made of extruded polyethylene, polvynyl chloride or polypropylene plastic. Opaque tubing preferred. Emission holes spaced in pairs 1 m apart and 5 m between pairs; delivering 180 1 per hour over the whole length of - supply line.

Note: For such an area and a total water delivery rate of 1,800 1 per hour, a very low hp electric motor (0.2 hp) is adequate. Alternatives are to use a gravity feed supply from a water tower or to connect the main line to the watermains supply.

32 1 Parshall flume.

33 1 Infiltrometer, double ring.

34 1 Auger,screw type, 4 cm diam. with extension to 1.25 m. 35 1 Auger, orchard type.

36 1 Dutch auger.

37 1 Auger, post hole; 5 cm diam. with extension to 2.75 m. DRAI1A

Pipe or tile drainage.

The items listed below should be sufficient to tile drain approx. one hectare, using 7 lateral lines spaced approx. 18 m apart, each emptying into an open main drain. It assumes 20 students at work.

38 10 Shovels rectangular.

39 5 Picks,

40 10 Shovel drainage.

41 5 Tile hooks.

42 1,700 Drain tiles (pipes); length 33 cm; bore 7-8 cm; made of clay or concrete or plastic (1,700 allows for breakage).

43 7 Outlet pipe, approx. length 2 m; bore 7-8 cm; with flap.

44 Miscellaneous sundries.

Consumable stores (fuel, etc.).

46 Spares. Code No: 2.06.7 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Surveying and Topography

Level: TECHNICAL , BASIC LIST

Purpose: To train students, particularly agricultural technicians and forest rangers, in the theory and practice of surveying and topography.

Number of Students: 10

Note i) Part A sets out the equipment considered necessary for the training of students at technical level agricultural institutes, for ea.ample those training agricultural extension agents. Part B lists the additional items considered necessary for the training of Forest Rangers, or - where required - to give a more advanced training in surveying and topography to Agricultural Technicians.

Note ii) Refer also to: Sub-area: 2.07.6, Mechanical drawing for lists of drawing equipment.

Item Number No. Required Part A

1 5 Pocket compass, graduated in quadrants from 00 to 3600 with case.

2 5 Combined Sight Compass - Clinometer.

3 3 Surveyor's Land Chain, 20 m,6alvani.sed metal, marked 1 m. or 4 3 Surveyor's Land Chain, 50 m, galvanised metal, marked 1 m.

5 3 sets Pins to use with item no.3 or item no.4 (set of 10). 6 20 Ranging poles or rods, length 8' (2.4 m), fibre glass, with 1' (0.3 m) wide alternate red and white sections, steel shoe.

7 3 Measuring tape, 20 m, linen, marked 1 cm, with case. or 8 3 Measuring tape, 20 m,, steel, marked 1 cm, in reel. or 9 3 Measuring tape, 50 m, steel, 3/8n white face. 10 10 Pocket rule, 2 m, graduated inches and centimetres. 11 2 Repair kit for steel tape from 10 mm to 20 mm width. 12 5 Double right-angle prism, with 180' of view, with case. 13 5 Plumb bob with cord and sheath, 16 oz (0.45 k-) size. Code No% 2.,06.7 7. Page 2 of 3

Item Number No. Reqired

14 5 Hand level, 6" (15.2 cm) - 2 x magnification of field of view and magnification of level vial 4 x, with case.

15 3 Abney level, 3600 circle reading 10' (mins) with gradient scale from 1 : 1 to 1 : 10, with reading glass. 16 3 .Levelling rod, 3 sections, extended length 15' (4.5 M).

17 3 Staff for levelling and tacheometry, aluminium reversed figures, length 4 m, marked 1 cm, spherical spirit bubble, foldable.

18 3 Land measuring wheel, metres, with case.

1.9 10 Reduction scales, triangular, metric 1 : 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 and 2.5.

20 10 Field book.

21 - Miscellaneous sundries: Plastic flagging, clip boards, paper clips, level books, transit books.

22 Consumable stores: Pencils, erasers, paper, lumber crayonsa water colour paints, etc.

23 Spares.

Part 3

24 1 Altimeter, aneroid, range to suit locality, with case.

25 1 Compass, prismatic for survey use., 3600, with tripod 'Breithaumft' complete with canvas bag. or 26 1 Compass, Brunton type, 3600, provided with clinometer, including tripod and case.

27 1 Clinometer, Indian pattern.

28 1 Staff, Sopwith, 3 m*, with level and ribbons.

29 3 Qpick-set type level, reverse image 20 x telescope, 3600 horizontal circle, bubble sensitivity 30"/2 mm, Stadia Hair Constant 1 : 10C, extendable tripod, carrying case. 30 1 Theodolite, Verni--r, reverse image 25 x telescope, 3600 horizontal and vertical, Vernier readings direct to 20" of arc, Stadia Hair Constant 1 : 100 extendable tripod, comolete with ad-j:stinm tools, plumb bob and carrying case. Code No: 2.06.7 TB Page 3 of 3

Item Number De No. Recruiredq

31 2 Plane table, 60 x 50 cm, tripod, telescopic alidade with plummet, plumbing arm etc. Plain alidade, spare scale, declinatoire, plumbing arm, plumb cord in box.

32 2 Umbrella and stand.

33 2 Station pointer, arms 40 cm with vernier.

34 3 Tension handle, capacity 30 lb (13 kg).

35 10 Parallel rules, 45 cm, wooden, with case.

36 * 1 Plan printer, electric, 2 lights, 120 cm roll paper, up to 160 m/hour, complete with ammonia printing.

* Only under exceptional circumstances is this expensive item likely to be required. Code No.: 2.07 Page 1 of 2

1AIN AREA: AGRICULTURAL 1ECHANISATION Code No: 2.07 Level: IGHER TECNTICAL

ObjeCtives: This two or three year training programme is designed to enable students to acquire a practical and theoretical knowledge and underst anding of agricultural machinery and mechanisation, specially applicable to the country or region which the institution serves. The major emphasis is placed on training students in Farm Power; Agricultural Machinery; Workshop Processes and Practices; Rural Structures; Soil and Water; and the Handling and Storage of farm crops. There are several subsidiary areas of training.

Curriculum outline and sub-areas i) Farm power Sub-area: 2.07.1 ii) Agricultural Machinery Refer to Main Area 2.02 "Field Crop Production and Soil Management" and its sub-areas .2.02.1 through 2.02.7. iii) Workshop Processes and Practices Sub-area: 2,07.2 iv) Carpentry Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.3 Carpentry basic and supplementary lists v) Metalwork Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.4 Metalwork vi) Electricity on the farm Sub-area: 2.07.3 vii) Farm buildings

Refer to main area: 2.06 Sub-area: 2.06.5 Rural structures viii) Soil and water Sub-area: 2.07.4 Also refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage and to: sub-area: 2.15.1 Soil physics Page 2 of 2

Mechanical drawing sub-area: 2.07.5 SurveyiLg and topography Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area:. 2.06.7 Survaying and t opography Code No: 2.07.1 HT Page: 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Farm power

Level: HIGHR TECENICAL AGRICULTURAL imCiANISATION TRAINING PROGRAMME purpose: Students study: i) the principles and operation of internal combustion engines; the construction; design; operation and maintenance of valve systems; bearings; rings; fuel delivery and metering; ignition; electrical; air cleaning; cooling and lubricating systems: ii) the operation, maintenance and repair of gear boxes, final drive, trakes, steering mechaniim, chassis, suspension, clutch and hydraulic system: iii) the maintenacne of the tractor and its safe and efficient operation.

Number of students: A typical instructional group will number 10 students. Items 3 and 4 will only'be required on small holdings practising intensive cropping.

Note: Rater also to sub-area 2.07.2 Workshop Processes and Practices and nub-area 2.06.4 Metalwsrk. Item No: Number re- Descri tion RjjEed 1 Tractor, rubber tyres; petrol; maximum PTO hp 35 to 45; live power take offl.hydraulic operated three point hitch; connections for remote hydraulic cylinder; universal swinging drawbar; lights,

2 1 Tractor diesel, remaining specifications same as item 1.

3 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; maximum output hp 6; transmission 6 forward, 2 reverse, 2 tillage; auto hitch (example Yanmar YC60, engine model ES60 C)

4 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; two models, one maximum output hp 13, the other 15.5; automatic clutch; transmission forward 6, reverse , tillage 3, (example Yanmar YZ12, engine models num-- bers ES 130 C and ES 155 c). (Field equipment for use with these tractors is listed in 2.2 Field Crop Production). Code No: 2.07.1 HT

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Item No: Number re- -Descrioticn d E mire

5 1 Electric motor 3 hp

6 1 Electric motor 72- hp

7 1 Ehine, petrol, 2 - 3 hp

8 1 Small engine analysis system for 4 cycle gasoline engine - with 3 hp air-cooled engine mounted on dynamometer - complete with gas tank, air cleaner, muffler, auxiliary fly wheel, instructi ns, tachometer - -6,000 rpm - 1%; 15 lb - 0.5 lb load cell (dynamoneter) accurate to _ 2% (load cell similar to GO-POWER SYSTMS Model DY-7DE) - air-flow and fuel-flow measuring instrument - measures air-fuel ratio, volumetric efficiency, fuel consumption - capacity: fuel, 3.0 lb/hr air, GO- POWER SYSTE4S Model M-100).

9 1 4 cycle diesel engine analysis system - with air-cooled 4 cycle diesel engine - 3.8 hp at 3,600 rpm. mounted on dynamc- meter - engine with oil and fuel filters, pressure lubication, air cleaner, muffler, fuel tank, overload protector, direct fuel injection, tools, gaskets, oper tors hand- book - tachometer - 6,000 rpm. - 1%; 15 b - 0.5 lb dynameter load cell accurate to -- 2% (load cell similar to GO-POWER SYSTEM Model DY-7DD) - air-flow and fuel- flow measuring instrument -- measures air- fuel ratio, volumetric efficiency and specific fuel consumption with Vo accuracy - capacity: fuel, 10.2 lb/hr air, 235 lb/hr (flow measuring insrument similar to GO- POWER Model M1-100).

10 1 PORTABLE TIRAULIC YTAOE1R FM ULACOR TSTI-NG; capacity approx. 140 hp at 540 rpm. and 200'hp at 1,000 rpm. complete with standard eccessories, 4 x 12 - 4-ply tyres, 6 x 6- and 6 x 21-spline couplings, and high speed shaf't. Code No: 2.07.1 XT Page: 3 of 3

Item No: Number re- Description Tuired

11 1 Drawbar Dyanmometer, capacity in range of 0-3,500 1b, dial 10", division 25 lb.

12 1 Weighing scale; platform type; 100 lb capacity; 5 lb x Y10 lb faduated main beam ; platform size, 1674"x 21Y4".

13 1 OIL POWER HYDRAULICS BENCH; self-contained unit providing controlled oil supply; including Hydraulic Ram, and Gear Pump/Gear Motor with electronic speed and torque measuring device; complete with all needed accessories.

14 1 Hand tachometer speed range 3 speed; revs/minute 0-400; 0-2,000; 0-1,000. 15 1 Stop watch Y10 sec.

16 1 Sectionised model of 4 stroke petrol engine and power train.

17 1 Sectionised model 4 stroke diesel engine and potur train.

18 1 of each Sectionised models of carburetor, diesel pump and injector; battery; coil ignition system, clutch.

19 -Vsual aids. Refer to 2.61 Farm power technical list items 16 to 27.

20 Miscellaneous sundries.

21 Consumable stores.

22 Spares. Code No: 2.07.2 HT Page 1 of 18

9UB_AREA: Workshop processes and practices

Level: HIGER TECBICAL AGRICiLTUILAL MCEANISATION TRAINING PRCOGRA12E

e: To train students in the correct selection, use and maintenance of metal work machinery workshop tools and equipment; material selection, workshop layout. The repair and maintenance of tractors and other farm machinery and their components.

Number of students: 10 t,%ha number reqired" is the number of sets or of individual tools needed fDr a group of 10 students). Item No: Number r:Lqired Description A. Standard Mechanics Tool Kit Spanners - open end: 1 2 sets Miniature or ignition set. Pressed tempered steel or chromium alloy steel. Single or double ended. Nominal openings (mm) 4; 4.5; 5; 5.5; 6; 7; 8; 9-

2 2 sets Standard set; double end, 150 offset. Chromo-alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19;, 22-24; 27-30; 32-36.

3 2 sets Tappet type set; chromo-alloy forgings. One pair each size. Nominal opening (mm) 11-13; 14-15; 17-19.

Spanners, ring t_voe 4 2 sets Standard set double end, offset. Chromo- alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19; 22-24; 27-30; 32-36.

5 2 sets Socket set - -2- drive. Chrome-alloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet reversible stud extrac+- speeder handle screwdriver sockets nut spinner 7 to 3/4 bladcs Code No.: 2.07.2 JIT Page 2 of 18

Item No.: Number Reauired Description

Sliding tT' handle Convertor

Universal joint -? to 3/4" drive and Extension bar (short) 3/4" to -' drive Extension bar (long) 6 2 sets Sockets - extra deep, for spark plugs, 12 point Nominal openings: 5/8"Y 13/16" 778" 1", 1/8 7 2 sets Sockets - standard, 12 point Nominal openings (mm) 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 17; 19; 22; 24; 27; 30. 8 2 sets Hexagon hollow headed spanners (Allen wrenches) set. Nomiral openings (mm) 4;5;6;n . Adjustable spanners - Single end.' Chrome-alloy steel. 9 2 15 cm nominal size, maximum jaw opening approximately 3/41 . 10 2 30 om n6minal size maximum jaw opening approximately 1 3/8I, 11 2 Pipe spanner - (Stillson type or similar) alloy steels. One for pipes up to 11" (25 mmR Drifts brass. 12 2 Approximate measurements: Diameter 3/811 length 61 . 13 2 Approximate measurements: Diameter 5/8" length 6" .

Pry bar, punches, chisels, alloy steel * 14 2 Pry bar, approximately 18" long, 5/8n stock 15 2 Starter punch, approximately 3/8" stock, 1/8 " point. 16 2 Starter punch, approximately stock, 1/4" point . 17 2 Pin punch, 1/8" point - 18 2 Pin punch, 1/4" Zoint . Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item No.: Tuber Reud Descriotion 19 2 Centre punch, approximately 3/8" stock 20 2 Scriber "L" shape

21 2 Chisel, flat, approximately -- ' edge 22 2 Chisel, flat, approximately 3/4" edge Pliers and cutters, alloy steel 23 2 Self-grip pliers, approximately 7" 24 2 Diagonal cutter, approximately 61? 25 2 Combination pliers, insulated grips approximately 6" 26 2 Slip joint pliers - water pump type 9" 27 2 Tin snips approximately 10" circular type Scrapers, carbon steel 28 2 Flexible carbon scraper approximately 9" long 29 2 Putty knife, approximately 1 1/4" x 7" 30 2 Spoon type scraper, approximately 6" Screwdrivers - alloy steel 31 2 Machinists, blade approximately 4"long tip 1/4" 32 2 Machinists, blade approximately 8" long tip 3/811 33 2 Machinists, blade approximately 10" long tip

34 2 Carburettor type, blade 1" long, tip 1/4" 35 2 Electricians, blade 3" long, 1/8" wide 36 2 Cross slot set - Phillips Head bit; Yos 1,2,37 and 4 Hammers 37 2 Ball peBn, approximately 1/4 kg 38 2 Cross peen, approximately 1 kg Files, with wooden handles 39 2 Flat, 10" second cut Code No.: 2.,Q7.2 Ht.

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Item No.: Number Recuired Descriotion

40 2 Rou-d 8" second cut 41 2 Threesre 61t smooth 42 2 Contact point file - approximately 5" long 43 2 Thread-restoring file set, metric thread, one to match thread st =ndards on machines serviced, Rack saw and blades 44 2 Rack saw frame - with pistol grip for 10" and 12" blades 45 12 Rack saw blades - 18 teeth per inch, size 12" 46 12 Rack saw blades - 32 teeth per inch, size 12" Measuring instruments 47 2 Rule, steel, stainless, 121 (30 cm) long. English and metric graduation, one sidm only; Machine divided.

48 2 Tape rule, flexible, 6 ft (180 cm) long, graduated in English and metric 49 2 Feeler gauGe, ten blades, tapered, 4" (1Q cm) long, blades from 1 1/2 to 25 1/1000 of 2n inch

50 2 Blades from 0.05 to 0.80 cm - one each to match machine standard to be serviced

51 2 Oil can - pump type 1/4-to -pint '(0.15 to 0.3 litre) capacity, swivel spout.

B. Heavy Duty Tool Set 52 1 set Spanners, open end. Chrome-alloy forgings, larger sizes may be single-end type. Nominal openings (mm) 41; 46; 50 53 1 set Spanners, ring type. Offset. Chrome-alloy forgings. Larer sizes may be of the single- exd type with pipe extension. Norinal openings (mm) 41; 46; 50 54 1 Adjustalle spanner, single end, alloy steel nomiral len-th 18", approximately opening to 2 1/8"

55 1 Pipe spSaer, stillson type or similax - Iomirl size 18" for pipes up to approximately Code No.: 2.07.2 HT Page 5 of 18

Item~Ro : Number Reir'ed Descrintion

56 1 set Socket set, 3/4" square drive. Chrome.alloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet head with detachable handle (pipe) Sliding 'T" handle Extension bar - short Extension bar - long Uiversal joint 00Avertor 3/4" to -- ' drive 57 1 set Sockets set, standard, 6 to 12 point Nominal openings (mm) 22; 24; 27; 30; 32; 36; 41; 46; 50 58 1 set Hexagonal hbllow-head spanners llen wronches). Alloy steel,.heat treated. Nominal width across flats (mm) 12, 14, 173 19

0. Other Worhsho6, tools Pliers, forged alloy steel, heat treated dull or chromium finish 59 1 Needle nose, straigt, approximately 6" (15 cm) 60 1 Battery type, approximately 8" (20 cm) 61 1 Brake spring, approximately 8t (20 cm) Tube working tools 62 1 Flaring tool to suit 3/16"; 1/4"; 5/16"; 3/8" 2 copper tubing Files and hack saws 63 1 Flat, taper, double cut bastard 12") 64 1 " " second cut 12" fitters files general 65 " " " smooth 12") purpose 66 1 " " second cut 8f 67 1 n a n smooth 8n( Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item Nuo:Number Reauired Descrivtion

Round tazer 68 1 Bastaxd 12n) 69 1 Second cut 1 2 j Fitters files shop use 70 1 n 10 71 1 8:1) 72 1 Cl 6n

Slim taper three square 73 1 Second out, 8" handsaw file 74 1 smooth 8" handsaw file 75 1 Ignition point files, double cut, 5Y4" (approx. 13 cm) long File, handle metal ferruled 76 2 4- x 1 3/161 for large files 77 2 4 Y8 x 1Y161 for medium files 78 2 3 3/4 X 15/16 for small files 79 1 File brash, comprised of file card, canvas mounted and fixed on wooden handle Had-drilling machines - two speed, totally enclosed gears, with chucks for straight shank twist drills. 80 1 Capacity up to in drills 81 1 set Carbon steel twist drills - for hand-drills, straight shank 3/64 to -- x 1/64 Portable electric drills - heavy duty, geared type

82 1 . drilling capacity in steel, no-load speed approximately 500 r.p.m. Twist-dxills - high speed steel (ESS) for above drills.' 83 1 set Drills, twist, straight shanks 1/32 to Y4 x Y64"

84 1 set Drills, twist, straight shanks Y4 to - x Y32" Code No. 2.07.2 HT

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Item No.: 1umber Required Desc tion

Portable electric grinders speed 85 1 Grinder for 4" wheel, approximately no-load 5,000 All portable electric hand-tools to be supplied witi minimum 20 ft three-core cable with three-point earthed plug. 86 1 set Hand-reamers - adjustable expansion type with pilots. Set from 5/16 to 11/16" approximately, Three arm pullers Max. spread Capacity (tons)

&7 1 8" 10 reversible arms, hand-operated

88 1 120 15 single arms, hand-op er at ed

89 1 Vice grip, approximately 10" 90 1 Jimmy bar, 3/4" x 24" 91 1 Crow bar, 1 Y4 x 6 ft 92 1 Sledge 2 1/4kg cross peen with handle 93 1 Drilling machine - bench type with Y3 to Y2 Ap,, electric motor drive; spindle speed range approximately 500 to 4,000 r.p.m.; minimum 12" reach; table-slotted, tilt type approximately 10 x 10", a4justable height; base plate machined and slotted; equipped with removable geared drill chuck for drills up to Y2 " diameter; supplied with table vice with approximately 311 jaws. D. Measuring instruments

Rules -- made of hardened and tempered steel, machine divided, round or I'" shaped one end. English and metric divisions; inches? 16ths and 32nds; centimeters and full millimeters.

94 2 6" long, approximately 3/4" wide, 0.03" thick 95 2 12" long, approximately iy8" wide, 0.04" thick Code No.: 2.07. ,HT

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Item No. Numb er Reauired t sCriotIM

96 1 24" long, approxiLmately I8" wide, 0.06" thich. 97 1 Flexible steel rule, 2 m. long approximately 5/8" wide, marked in feet-inches and meters- centimeters, coiled in metal case with push or spring return. Execution in stainless steel preferred. Etched figures and divisions. Parallel vernier calipers - preferably in stainless steel. 98 2 Standard type - measuring range apprcimately 5 to 611 horns approximately 1-L" with tapered cross horns for internal and external measurements; with depth gauge. Machine divided, calibrated to read inches and fractions to 1/128" and millimeters to 0-05 Outside micrometers, graduated to 0.001" or alternatively to 0.01 mm. each with check gauge. 99 1 (i) Range 0 to 1" 100 1 (ii) 1 to 101 1 (iii) 2 to 3" 102 1 (iv) 3 to 4" 103 1 set Telescoping gauges - set of 5 to cover range from Y2 to 6".

Feeler gauges with tapered blades 4" 104 1 set (i) with 9 blades of 1Y2; 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12 and 25 thousandths of an inch.

105 1 set (ii) with 10 blades of 0.05; 0.10) 015; 0.20; 0.30; 0.40; 0.50; 0.60; 0.70; rnd 0,80 mm. 106 1 set Feeler gauge blades 12' long; 1/2" wide, set held in steel r'ing; 10 blades of 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 15; 20 and 25 thousandths of an inch. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item No"I Numbe~r E2L= Description

107 2 sets Ignition and spark plug gauge; blades approximately 2" long; thickness range approximately 8; 10; 12; 15; 181 2D; 22; 25; 30 and 35 thousandths of an inch. Etgineervs steel squares - precision ground, built to BSS 939 or similar grade with hardened and tempered blades. 108 2 Size approximately 4 x 2 3/4" 109 2 1 i 6 x 4" Engineer's straight edges - bright steel, one edge beveled with hole at end, built to BSS No. 321 grade A or similar. 110 1 Straight edge approximately 24", long section approximately 2 x 5/16" 111 2 -Protractor - universal with vernier graduation, length of leg approximately 6 to 8"1. Spring scales 112 1 0 - 48 ounces 113 1 0 - 2) lb.

Hand-revolution counters and tachometers

114 2 Speed indicator, pocket type, with dial, approximately 5,000 revolutions for one complete turn of inner dial. With pointed spindle and extra rubber-tipped sleeves.

115 2 Hand-revolution counter combined with timer, suitable for speeds up to 3,000 r.p.m. with "zero" resetting, rubber-cupped and pointed sleeves, extension rods, short and long.

116 2 Hand-tachometer, two-speed range approximately 500 and 5,000 r.p.m., respectively, with interchangeable steel points, rubber-cupped and pointed sleeves, extension rods, short and long, rubber-covered disk, "V" groove pulley for drive with string, Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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I.emNo.s Number Recuired Descriotion

E. -Egte test and overhaul eauipnent

117 1 Bench grinder - double-ended, with approximately Y2 to 3/4 h.p. electric motor drive, equipped with coarse and fine grinding wheels approximately 10" diameter and heavy duty wire brush wheel approximately 10" diameter. 118 2 Engine overhaul stand - adjustable to suit engines to be serviced.

TMT EqUIPMENT 119 1 Compression gauge - for spark ignition engines; calibrated from 0 to 300 psi., with nonreturm valve, fitted with rubber adaptor to suit spark plug sizes of equipment in use. 120 1 Compression gauge - for Diesel eng-ines, oalibra-, from approximately 100'to 600 pi., with nonretc. valve, with adaptors for all Diesel engines to be serviced.

PIST RKD CYLI2MER BERVICI2G EQUIPMENT Cylinder ridge reamer - hand operated 121 1 Capacity from approximately 2Y2 to 5" cylinder bore 122 1 Capacity from approximately 4 to 6" cylinder bore 123 1 of each Piston ring compressor - double-band type, one size or more sizes to handle all pistons to be servic 124 1 Cylinder sleeve puller - screw or hydraulic type with adaptors to suit engines in use. 125 1 Cylinder hone - for operation with Y2" portable electric drill, dry stone type, adjustable, with stones and holders to handle cylinder bores to be serviced. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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It em No.- N~uber E2cre Description

VALVE SERVIING EQUIPIM' 126 1 Valve refacer machine - wet-grinding type with built-in coolant pump and tank, individual electric motor drive for valve chuck and grinding wheel, with valve chuck adaptors to take valves from 1Y4" to approximately 11/16" diameter, equipped with diamond wheel dresser and valve stem and rocker-arm grinding attachments; with micrometer adjustment; the unit to be suitable for bench mounting. 127' 1 Valve seat grinder - concentric or erettric drytone-.grinding type, electric motor driven; if of the concentric type the motor to be provided preferablj with an approximate 55" angle drive, motor provided with minimum 20-ft. three core flexible wire. Unit to be supplied with self-centering expanding pilots in size ranges to handle all engines to be serviced. Grinding stones to suit valve seats to be serviced; in coarse and fine grades for cast irc and steel, Separate stones for hardened and insert type seats; stones to be supplied with angle faces for both 450 and 300 seats; separate stones for undercutting and overcutting to adjur width of valve seat. Stone-dressing stand with diamond stone dresser with micrometer feed,horizontal adjustment for valve seat angles from 0Oto 900. 128 1 Valve seat insert removal and installation tool set - with full range of pilots (preferably self-centering) and cutters to suit sizes of stems and inserts on engines to be serviced. 129 1 Valve seat hand-milling tools - set consisting of master handle; guides to suit valve guide diameters in use; 450 cutter; 30 0 cutter; approx.- imately 200 and 700 seat narrowing cutters of sizes,to suit valve seats on engines to be serviced. 130 1 Valve spring compressor - heavy duty "C" type with adjustable head and interchangeable jaws. % .u IU. 4. hU/. l

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Item Nooa Number* Reauired: Descrintion

131 1 Valve seat lapping tool - hand-operated wooden stick type with rubber suction cup. 132 1 Valve guide cleaners - flexible wire cage type, in sizes for all valve guide diameters to be serviced. 133 1 Valve guide drivers - sizes to suit engines to be serviced. 134 1 Carbon cleaning brushes - for use with hand- or electric drill, assortment of round and hollow type diameter I to 1 '. L SYSTEM TEST AND REPAIR EQUIPTT 135 1 set Special carburettor tools and gauges-set or sets for various carburettors in use. 136 1 Diesel injector tester - with fuel tank, filter, micrometer regulator valve and pressure gauge reading from 0 to 5,000 psi, supplied with adaptors to handle all types of injectors in use, for bench mounting. ELECTRICAL SYSTE4 TEST AND MAUYTENANCE EQUIPME T 137 1 Ignition timing light - preferably of the transformer type, with spark plug and battery leads and clips, supplied with two replacement flash bulbs. 138 1 Ampere, volt, resistance test unit - combination type, portable, adjustable for readings of minns 5 to plus 65 amp., 0-4; 0-10; 0-16; 0-50 volts, and 0-10; 0-100; 0-1,000; 0-10,000 Ohms, with built-in resistor taps of Y4-, 3/4-, li-ohm resistance; for testing all types of voltage regulators and generators. 139 1 Condenser tester - to test capacity,series resistano insulation and leakage, with selector switches, portable type, preferably battery-operated. 140 1 Ignition coil tester - portable, battery-operated, to test magneto coils and 6- and 12-volt battery ignition coils. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT Page 13 of 18 ItemNToo. Nume eured De__ g_o

141 1 Voltmeter - individual cell voltage testing type, meter with center 0 pointer to read up to 3 volts in 0.2 divisions, equipped with high-discharge rate ahunt. Battery filler - for distilled water and/or acid solution:

142 1 Rubber bulb and tp.be type; 143 1 Rubber or plastic bottle type with connections for battery filling. 144 1 Battery carrying strap - for 6- or 12- volt batteries.

145 1 Battery terminal puller. 146 1 Battery pole and cable end spreading and cleaning tool 147 1 Battery charger - slow charging, series metal rectifier type, with adjustable aperage control, minimum capacity 6-volt batteries; for operation on alternating current. 148 1 Battery charger - motor generator type for use where only direct current supply is available, capacity 300 to 1,000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. 149 1 Battery charger - engine generator type for use where no electric supply is available, output 300 to 1,000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. - consisting 150 1 Spark plug cleaning and testing unit of: sand blast type cleaner, with adaptors to suit spark plugs of equipment in use; compressed air testing unit with sparking coil and pressure gauge battery operated, suitable for use up to 120-lb, air pressure. 151 1 Spark plug gap-gauge-testing and adjustment tool. 152 1 Hydrometer - automotive battery testing type, bulb stein, graduated to read specific gravities from 1.16 to 1.32 in graduations of 0-005; built-in thermometer type not required. dode No. 2.07.2 HT

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Item'No. Number Reauired Descrintion

F, Clutch arA. brake service Gc7aipmenl, bleeder hose 153 1 Hydraulic brake G. Tire service and reDair ecuiment lever action type 154 1 Bead loosener - hand-operated pattern, drop forged 155 1 Tire levers (2) - senicurved steel, temoered and hardened, shaft diameter minimum 3f4", shaft length minim:m 18". hard rubber tip. 156 1 Tire hammer- with replaceable remover. 157 1 Wheel look ring - range 20 to 120 lb. 158 2 Tire pressure gauge 5 to 50 lb, spring 159 1 Tire pressure gauge - range return type, for testing liquid-filled tires. 160 2 sets Valve repair set - consisting of the following tools: spa=er, core extractor, threading tool for inside and outside threads.

H. Various Eauirment Workshom Benches and Vices 161 2 Wall bench, usual size 33" high, 301 wide, in sections 8 ft long. anVL nltiples thereof. Suggested construction is as follows top apprximately 3" thick, made of locally available, well-seasoned hardwood planks or 2 x 3" hardwood strips, bolted together with 3/811 tie rods. Table top planed and sanded for smooth working surface. Benches used for heavy metal working may have top covered with metal sheet (16 gauge). For delicate work (fuel injectors and pumps) top covering of zinc,or alupitim sheets is suggested Metal-covered bench tops are fitted with light angle iron around the four edges. Open area shop benches are frequently used for zheet iron work (threehers, combines). I such cases it is useful to arovidean gle iron edge approximately 3/16" x 3" I :" on cne side of the table suitably drilled cnd ta=ped for bolting Code No.: 2.07.2 HT Page 15 of 18

Ite,h 2o,,: Number Required Iescri:Lgn

down a second angle iron (approximately 3/161, x 21 x 21 x 10 ft), thereby forming a simple sheet-metal bending fixture. Bench stands or legs may be made of timber, angle iron or pipes suitably braced forrigidity, 162 2 Vice

Mechanic's bench type7 swivel base, cast steel body, steel beam, machine-threaded steel screw, replaceable knurled steel jaw faces, jaw width 51 2omEesed air egluien 163 1 Air compressor (medium), complete with tank; motor, automatic controls, pressure gauge, unloading and pressure relief valves: Compressor - two stage, capacity: min. 15 ofm, working pressure: min. 150 psi. Tank - high-pressure type with drain valve and air outlet connections, capacity: min. 30 I,. gal. Motor - 3 h.p. 164 1 Air pressure hose, Y4!1 or 3/16, inside bore; minimm working pressure: 200 psi. - 25-ft . lonw 165 1 set Hig+h-pressure hose clamps (12 per 100 ft. of ho 166 1 Air-line quick couplers, male type witb adaptor for fitting to Y412 bore pressure hose. 167 1 Air-line quick couplers, female type with Y4n pipe thread adaptor. 168 1 Air chuck (for tire inflation), with pressure hose adaptor. 169 1 Oil spray gn, long nozzle type, 1 quart oapacil 170 1 Dusting gun (blow gun), short nozzle type with control valve and Adaptor for Y4" bore pressure hose. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Lifting and mov in e2ipmen t 171 1 Mobile gauntries(A frames), heieht, 10-ft span, minimum 10-ft. crossbeam "I" beam type, orossbeam equipped with trolley and hook for attachment of chain hoists; gantry mounted on large steel castor-type rollers, capacity: 5 tons. 172 1 Chain hoist (geared) - capacity: 3 tons. 173 1 Roller floor jack, hydraulic, higI-lift type (maximum lift approximately 36"). Capacity: 2* tons, Jack, door type, hydraulic with built-in pump and reservoir, lift minimum 6" with minimum 6" hand- extension, double run type preferred. 174 1 Capacity, 3 tons. 175 1 Capacity, 5 tons. 176 2 Jack, floor, mechanical screw type, body malleable cast iron, screw and head mild steel, fitted with double ratchet handle, short life type. Capacity, 5 tons- 177 2 Axel stand, made from steel angles and/or pipe 'IV shaped saddle rest adjustable height. Capacity, 5 tons, adjustable from approximately 20" to 30" height. Chains (for lifting or towing), butt-welded steel links, zinc pated, rust-resisting suarface, equipped with drop forged steel grab hook on one end and slip hook on the other, length 12 to 14 ft. 178 1 Link diameter, 3/8". 179 1 Link diameter, /2". 180 1 Link diameter, 5/8". 181 1 Lashing chain, butt-welded steel links, zinc plated rust-resisting finish, equipped with drop forged steel grab hook or. one end and slip hook on the other, length approximately 25 ft.: Link sizer 3/8" Code No.: 2.07.2 HT Page 17 of 18 item T6 Romber Readired Descriitaion

Chain tighteners (load binders): 182 1 For use with Y4 to 3/811 chain. 183 1 For use with 5/16 to Y2f? chain,

01OA (aLme -1 r machines iartq 184 1 Paraffin parts cleaning tank, with stand. Tank may be made from 40-gal. oil barrel cut in half longitudinally. To be equipped with rigid grid in tank covered with wire mesh.to prevent parts from falling to the bottom of the tank. Preferably equipped with hand-pump and inlet connections and flexible hose and nozzle for pumping cleaning fluid over parts.

Lubri6atioi and fuel-handlg eOAMent 185 1 Grease pump, high-pressure bucket type: with clamp or ocver for mounting an standard 25-1b grease cans; minimum 5,000 lb. pressure; with 5-ft high-pressure grease hose and coupler. 186 2 Grease gun hand-lever type; 1 6-oz capacity; Minimum 5,000 psi. working pressure; retracting handle; loose follower plate, spring actuated; approximately 811 lance and coupler. 187 1 Gear oil pump, hand-operated; fitted to cover suitable for mounting on standard 100- to 123-1b oil barrels; with 5-ft low-pressure hose with curved metal delivery nozzle; preferably with metering device; 2 wheeled truck or roller base to fit barrels being used. 188 1 Lubricating oil pump, hand-operated, bung-hole type; with threaded adaptor to allow mounting in large bung hole of standard 400-lb. oil drums; curved delivery spout; with or without totalizing meter, as required, 189 1 Suotion oil gun (for filling steering boxes, etc.), 1 6 -oz. capacity; with rigid angular 12"1 delivery nozzle. . 190 2 Oil can, pump type; capacity, 1 pt. with 9" angle spout, 191 1 Oil can, regulax spring bottom type; capacity Y2 pt. Code No.: 2.37.2 M'' Page 18 of 18 ItemNo. Number Required DescriDtion

192 1 Oil'measures? conical type; one each of 1-pt., 1-qt. and 1-gal. capacity, respectively. 193 1 Fuel transfer pumps, hand-operated; buui,hole type with threaded adaptor to allow mounting in large bung hole of 45--gl. (Imp.) dram; pump of piston, vane or gear type; fitted with approximately 10 ft. of petrol, resistant delivery hose with non-sparking, nondrip delivery nozzle; covered nozzle holder to be built into pump frame, pr-ov-.- for locking operating handle.

194 1 Fire extinguisher - foam 195 1 Fire extinguisher - carbon dioxide 196 1 Fire extinguisher - water filled 197 1 First aid kit 198 1Visual aids (Refer to sub-area 2.*61 Items 16-27) 199 Miscellaneous sundries 200 Consumable stores 201 Spares 므 一 Code No. : 2. 07. 4 HT Page 1 of 2

SUB-.A3EA: Soil and water Level: HIC-ER TECHNUAL AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION TRAINING PROGRAMME P-Lrpose: To enable students to acquire a more advanced understanding of soil and water, hyO-rology, water conservation, irrigation.

Number of student s.: Note: W The training programme at this Higher Technical level reqi ires the following equipment in addition to that listed in Main Area 2.6; sub-area, 2.66f Irrigation and Drainage. (ii) Refer also to the following sub-areas: 2.01.51 Soil physics (Technical and Higher Technical) 2.02.1 Land clearing, farming and cultivations 2.15-1 Meteorology

Item No. No. recruired Description 1 1 Pump Impeller Display panel Consisting of four impellers: Low No centrifugal; High Ns centrifugal; Medium Ns mixed flow; High No axial flow. 2 Flow channel; self-contained water recirculating unit, complete with accessories; electrically operated.

3 1 Hydraulics bench, self-contained water recirculating unit: including the following apparatus: orifice flow meter; venturi meter; flow-over a notch meter; pipe friction apparatus i4ith header tank and oolumn; j bt impact apparatus; flow measuring meter; pipe bend loss apparatus,: complete with Bourdon tube pressure gauge and necessary accessories. Electrically powered.

1 Venturi meter (75 mm); transpaxent plexiglass with pressure points suitable for nylon pipe; complete with a set of inter-connected nylon t-abes, isolation cocks and air bleed valves. Code No.: 2.07.4 HT Page 2 of 2

ion Item No. No. recuired Descrint water 5 1 Water level indicator; to measure depths up to 150 m. Complete with carrying case, mounting blocks and pads. 6 2 sets Irrigation water meter, for open chazmel application; set of three (Kent meters) Size Rate of flow 4" 0.0893 to 1.0290 cusec 5" 0.1118 to 1.6520 cusec 6, 0.1340 to 2.2350 cusec 7 Miscellaneous sundries. 8 Consumable stores. 9 Spares.

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SUB-AREA: Mechanical drawing.

Level: HIGHE TEMCHICAL - Basic list (Agricultural Mechanisation training programme)

Purpose : To train students in the correct use of drawing instruments and equipment; geometrical construction; types of lines and their use; projection methods, isometric, orthographic; sections; conventions; lettering and dimensions. scales; introduction to elementary building and construction plans. Number of students: 10

Note: i) The ten drawing tables can be utilized by successive groups of ten students during a week.

Item Number Description No. reMred

1 10 Drawing table, length 90 cm, width 60 cm, height 75 cm; top permanently fixed at 70 angle; complete with pencil ledge and drauer

2 10 Drawing board. size 50 cm x 66 cm

3 20 sets Mechanical drawing pencils, from B to 3H hardness (2 sets per student place) 4 10 sets Drawizg iustruments:.set, including: Bow pencil (compass) 6 cm arms Bow pen (compass) 6 cm arms Bow divider, 6 cm arms Divider, 12.5 cm arms Compass, 12.5 cm arms, 7.5 cm extension, with interchangeable pencil and pen tips Ink pens (2) with line width adjustment 5 2 sets Pen set, e.g. Rapidomat 6 10 Scale - architectb, -scale 30 cm long 7 10 Scale - mech anical engineer's, 30 cm long 8 10 Scale - civil engineer's, 30 cm long 9 10 Triangle - 25 cm, 300 and 600 10 10 Triangle - 20 cL, 450 11 10 Protractor, seiai-circulr, base 10 cm, 1 divisions 12 5 French curves 13 5 Ramshorn curve Code No. 2.07.5 HT Page 2 of 2

Item 'Number bescrintion No, recuired 14 10 T-square, length 90 cm 15 10 Lettering instrument 16 10 Erasing shield with 20 openings 17 1 Planimeter,. polar type, metric with adjustable tracing arm, magnifying lens with reference point, zero resetting + 2 10,000 mm 2 calibration edge 18 1 Pantograph, 75 cm, metal, spirit level in box 19 Miscellaneous sundries 20 Consumable stores (e,g, art gum eraser, red rubber eraser, drafting tape, drawing paper) 21 Spares Code No.: 2.08

MAIN AREA: FARX BUSINESS MANAGETT

Code No.: 2.08

Level: 1IGHER TECHNICAL

Objective: To enable the student to acquire a sound knowledge of farm planning, organization and business menagement in addition to agriculture, animal husbandry, farm machinery, agricultural economics and marketing and thus to qualify for various appointments such as, Agriculture and Farm Management E:rtension Officer, Farm manager, Loans office:! Farm economics teacher at a technical level training institution.

Number of students: 20 For much of the time students may work in small groups o- syndicates and for particular areas of study they will I- required to work individually.

Note i) Pr'ogrammes of study in Farm Business Management (or Fam - Management) at the Higher Technical level may, commonly, be of two sorts. In the first the subject constitutes a part of a 3-year training prcramme which also includes the basic and applied sciences, economics and agricultural marketing, the principles and practices of agriculture and livestock husbandry and farm machinery. In the second, Farm Business Management (or Farm Mnagement) is studied as a post-graduate or post-higher technical level qualifi cation in atraining programme usually of one year's duration.

Curriculum Outline In addition to production economics, economic development, price theory, marketing and policies and farming systems the areas of study are:

Principles of farm planning and budgetary; Selection and combination of farm enterprises; Value of farm records for budgeting; Planning techniques; Budgeting including farm reorganization and farm planning; Programme planning; Farm enterprise studies; Performance measures; Collection and analyses of farm management data; Agricultural business management; Office management; Work study; Farm records, costings and accounting documents and procedures; Code No.: 2.08.1

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The equipment list refers particularly to the following areas of study: farm records, costing and accounting; farm enterprise studies; work studies, collection and analysis of farm management data; budgeting and farm planning; office management.

Item Number Description No. Required

1 10 Stop watch, main dial 0-60 x 0.2 secs, subsidiary dial 0-60 x 1 mm.

2 10 Clicker counter.

3 10 Slide rule, double sided, length 250 mm for advanced use.

4 10 Tape measure, .100 ft. '(30 m) cloth, marked in cm

5 20 Pocket electro.*.ic calculator, battery operated.

6 2 Desk calculator, electronic, printing type, mains operated (Cariola MP1000 or equivalent).

7 20 Clip board. 8 1 Camera, 35 mm, single reflex, 50 mm lens, with case and tripod., (Drawing instruments- fo drawing plans of farms, building layouts, etc.).

9 20 Ruler, 30 cm, calibra ed in Mm, cm, wood. 10 20 Triangle 300-60c, 12 in. side

11 20 Triangle 450, 10 in. side

12 20 T square, student, 30 in.

13 20 Divider (bow) 6 cm arm.

14 20 Divider 12.5 cm arm.

15 20 Compass, pencil type, arc pointer sets radii, span approx. 15 cm.

16 20 Protractor, semi-aircular, base 9-10 cm, 180* calibrated in degrees, plastic.

17 20 Drawing pencils - set of

18 4 Pen set e.g. Rapidomat or equivalent.

19 20 Drawing board - students, 24 1/2" x 20 ". Code No.: 2.08.1

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Item Number Descrintion No. Recuired

'Office equipment, necessary for example in the production by students of farm assessment reports, fam accounts and budgets, farm reorganization plans, project reports, etc.:

20 2 Typewriter, manual, 12 pitch, 13" carriage.

21 1 Typewriter, manual, 12 pitcl, 18" carriage.

22 1 Spirit duplicator, manual, recirculating fluid supply system, 250 sheet paper table capacity, 3-digit copy counter.

23 10 Copy holder, plastic, 12 x 22 (approx. 30 x 36 cm).

24 1 Copier, e.g. Rex-rotary or equivalent, electric.

25 2 iling cabinet, steel,,four full-suspension drawers.

26 - Mscellaneous sundries.

27 ConsumPable stores.

28 spares. Code No.: 2.09 Page 1 of 2

MAI AREA: HO(ZE ECONOMICS FOR RURAL DEVELOPMTT Code No.:,, 2.09 Level: TECHNICAL - Basic list Objectives: The general objectives of this training programme are:

To enable community-based rural workers to acquire

(i) Competencies in order to effectively educate individuals, families and groups to improve the quality of life through development and better use of resources;

(ii) Specific understanding of the concepts and processes of rural development and the association of the.family with this process; and

(iii) Skills in planning and carrying out training schemes and action programmes at the village level.

Curriculum Home Economics Programme Development: (and sub-areas) (for the equipment required refer to Min Area: 2.01.4 Extension, Audio-visual aids, Development Support Communications) Family Development and Health: (including family planning): Sub-area: 2.09.1 Family Resource Development and Management (including population education): Sub-area: .2.09.2 Food for the Rural Family: (including nutrition and consumer education) Sub-area: 2.09.3 uoae No.: L.Uy Page 2 qf 2 ,r

Refer also to: Mlain area: 2.01 Sub-area: 2.01.61 Biochemistry Main area: 2.01.1 Sub-area: 2.11.1 Nutrition 2.11.2 Food Science Home food production: Refer to the following main and sub-areas: Main area: 2.02 Field crop production and soil management Sub-areas: 2.02.1 to 2.02.7 Main area: 2.04 Animal husbandry Sub-areas: 2.04.1 to 2.04.8 Main area: 2.06 Farm power, workshop, rural structures, etc. Sub-area: 2.06.1 Farm power "t " 2.06.5 Rural structures " " : 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage Main area: 2.12 Fisheries Sub-area: 2.12.1 Fishpond culture and management Household Enterprises (including marketing and cooperatives): Sub-area: 2.09.4 Rural housing and the environment Refer to: Main area: 2,06 Farm power, workshop, rural structures, etc.

Sub-area: £ 2.06.3 Carpentry

" " : , 2.06.4.Metalwork it : : 2.06.5 Rural structures Duration of Train'n The training period will cover two academic years including eight weeks practical. In some instances the training will be at a higher techniLal level and cover three academic years. 긔 \C orl e !T 0 - 2. 0 9. TB P I-e: ý' of 3

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10 2D 0 1) 27 Ur.,friGer-,tor, (kcrose-ne) or elec-Iøricity ý:-PPrOX- 5 Ou-f-t- (150 i)

First ý,jol. ý-x-d B&by C=c- (P-.-im,-z-ý.1Y for demonstration 'purposes) 28 1 Lcclej i---if=t, :ývoIniulpoids, «'ó lb x-Z OZ (See E.Ote 29 1 Sc:,,le, infn2it, metric, lé x 20 C-nr.,,n (See ITote (ii» 30 1 Doil I ne,ýAyor-n 31 1 Bzby, model, -.,;e 3 mon..7-is (610 rum)

32 :kýt,,,1 tub 1 25 Ov-I POlYtmenet en=el Or rJ...Lminiýun 33 1 Pcýil, polythýýne, 10 1. .i i Pzil, 35 1 P,ýý vith lid -und r-ýck, ó r.rt (7 36 6 37 y 33 or Inzýttress Code No. 2.09.1 TB page : 3 of3 Item No. No. required Description

39 1 set Bowl, mixing, wood/plastic/stainless, set of four 40 1 Fork, table, stainless steel 41 1 Knife, tea, large, stainless steel 42 1 Spoon, tea, large, stainless steel 43 1 Mug, drinking, approx. 350 ml, 44 1 Strainer, pur6e, 180-200 mm diameter, stainless steel 45 1 Family first aid kit in carrying case 46 1 Scissors, safety, approx. length 125 mm 47 1 Forceps, splinter and epilation, approx. length 90 mm, oblique 48 1 Tourniquet, gum rubber, approx. length 210 mm 49 - Miscellaneous sundries. Various pots and pans; ladles, pencil sharpeners, needles, cleaning brushes, cans or plastic containers various sizes, various plant pots and seed boxes 50 - Consumable stores

51 - Spares

Note (i) The day care centre to be furnished with the following items: food cupboard, shelving, charcoal/wood storage cabinet, preparation table, 5 small tables and 20 small chairs for the children, 2 small sinks (children height), 2 toilet bowls (children), 2 water closets. Note(ii) The scales (items 28, 29) should not be purchased especially for the women's programme but should be used, preferably, in a clinic or community centre Code No.: 2.09.2 TB Page lof 3.

SUB-WA: Family Resources Development and Management (Intluding population education) Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST Purposes: To enable students to: (i) identify the basic needs of rural families and their costs; (ii) identify and list sources, amount and flow of income; (iii) identify ways of augmenting income and improving skills of family members; (iv) prepare a plan of resource use in relation to income flow: budget, flow of expenditure; (v) select home and farm goods and tools in the market; (vi) select, construct and care for the family clothing; (vii) organize and simplify work in the home and on the farm; (viii) calculate and record the cost requirements of household and farm enterprises in relation to home needs.

Number of Students: 20 (working in five groups each of 4 students)

Note: The equipment listed below relate6 only to purpose (vi) above. The remaining purposes are attained by lectures, seminars, discussions and visits to families. Use will be made of audie-visual aids.

Item No.: Number Required Description 1 5 Work table, 42"x60"x29-21J; (cm 106x152x74); with with 4 tote drawers local) 2 1 Cutting table, demonstration unit, drawers, 3'x6' (91 x 183 cm), wood, hard finish 3 30 Chair, (use at tables and sewing machines) 4 5 Sewing machine, treadle operated, complete with accessorics (e.. Singer) OR 5 5 Sewing machine, port.ble, hnd operated, complete with accessories (c.g.SinCer) 6 5 Carrying casc, for sewing machines Code 15o.: 2.0 .2 T PaEe 2 of 3.

Item No.: Number Recuired Descrition

7 12 doz. Bobbins, machine 8 1 Mirror stand and mirror, adjustable side 9 1 Mirror, full length, 3 way 10 1 Screen, folding, 3 or 4 panel 11 5 Ironing board, metal, adjustable (local) 12 5 Pad, ironing board (local) 13 10 Cover, ironing board (local) 14 5 Iron, steam-dry, electric or charcoal 15 12 Tracing wheel, dressmaker, smooth edge 16 12 Scissors, dressmakers, 8-inch (20 cm) 17 6 Scissors, buttonhole 18 1 Pinking shears 19 24 Pin chshion, wrist type 20 12 Hem gage, metal, 62 (15 cm) 21 24 Tape measures 60"r (1.5 m), metal tip, cloth, numbered from each end 22 10 Ripper 23 2 Yard'stick, 3611 (1 m tick) 24 2 Ruler, 12", (30.5 cm), metal edge 25 1 Display form, 1/2 figure 26 72 doz. Thimbles, plastic or metal, sizes 4,5 and 6 27 1 Towel dispenser 28 5 Tub, laundry, double, stationary 29 1 Washer, clothes, 12 to 16 #capacity 30 5 Wash board 31 1 Garment rack, width 4", height 66" (1.22 m width 1.67 m hig4) 32 2 Clothes hamper, any type (local) 33 1 Clothes basket, 18" diam. (46 cm) (local) 34 2 Basin, plastic/metal/wood 12 t. Code No.: 2.09.2 TB Page 3 of 3.

Item No.: Number Required Description

35 2 Basin2 plastic/metal/wood, 22qt. 36 2 Bucket, plastic/metal/wood, 5 gal. 37 - Miscellaneous sundries: various brushes and brooms (local); dust pans (local); clothes lines (local); clothes pins (local); scissor/knife sharpener 38 Consummable stores: for example, soaps; soap powders; detergents; cottons 39 Spares

Note: In addition to normal teaching room furniture and equipment such as chalkboard, bulletin board, filing cabinet (drawer), and book shelves, the following items are necessary: 2. Clothing storage wooden cabinets 1. Storage cabinet, with lock, shelves, drawers, approx. 42" x 48" 1. Cabinet, counter, wood, with shelves and drawers, waterproof surface, 41 width 1. Cabinet, (for cleaning materials) Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 1 of 5

SUB-AREA: Food for the rural family

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purposes: To enable students to:-

(i) classify the foods available (produced, purchased, etc) according to the predominant nutrients they supply;

(ii) manage the available foods without loss, (including household processing, preservation and storage);

(iii) plan and prepare meals appropriate to the varying needs of family members and with special attention to vulnerable groups;

(iv) identify signs of good nutritional status;

(v) understand the relationship between good nutritional status and inter-fvnily distribution of food, family size and food customs.

Number of Students: 20 (students to work in 5 groups of 4 students each)

Note: Refer also to: Main area: 2.01 Basic and Applied Sciences Sub-area: 2.01.61 Biochemistry Main area: 2.01.1 Nutrition and Food Science Sub-area: 2.11.1 Nutrition t " 2.11.2 Food Science

Item Number Descri-otion No. Reuired

1 5 .Cooking stove, kero.cne, t;.o burner, non-pressure, table model. 2 5 Baking oven, portable, single burner, 300 x 300 x 300 mm, for use as sole or auxiliary top-of-burner oven. 3 5 Board-chopping (local) 4 5 sets Boll, mixing, pyrox, sot of 4 5 5 Bowl, serving/stor-.'e, aluminium, .;ith cover, capacity

6 5 sets Sugar .*,.d crezmer set, pottery (local) creamer of 280 ml or 7 5 sets Bowl, sugar and creamor set, mclamino, Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 2 of 5

- It em Number Descriotion No. Reuired

8 5 Casserole, .pyre`, with cover, capacity 21 1.

9 5 sets Chopsticks, set.,

10 5 Sieve (local).

or 11 5 Colander/strainer, aluminium, capacity 3 1.

12 100 Jar, utility, glass, 250 ml, or 500 ml or 1 litre,

13 5 couscoussier, local model, for cooking rice.

14 5 Measuring cup, 500 ml/16 oz, heat resistant.

15 5 sets Cup and Saucer (220 ml cup), melamine, assorted colours (set of 4).

16 5 sets Cutlery (bableware), stainless steel, set of 4 pieces, 1 each of fork, knife, teaspoon, and table spoon.

17 5 Fnel, aluminium, 8 oz, for preserving jars.

18 5 Fork, pot, stainless steel, 320 mm long.

19 5 Mag, drinting, tumbler type, approx. 350 m1.

20 5 rater/Shredder, stainless steel, 4-sided (coarse to fine),

21 5 Tea kettle (local).

or 22 5 Tea kettle, 3 litre capacity, aluminium,

23 5 Ynife, kitchen paring, 75 mm stainless steel blade

24 5 Knife, kitchen utility, plain edge, 150 mm stainless steel blade,

25 5 Knife, bread, serrated 200 mm stainless steel blade.

26 5 Potato peeler, black oxidized steel blade.

27 5 Ladle, kitchen, stainless steel, 180 ml bowl.

28 5 Mortar and pestle or grindstone for grinding spices (local).

29 5 Pan, baking and roasting, 410 x 250 x 60 mm deep, stainless siee Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 3 of 5

Item Number Description No, Required

30 5 Pan,. frying, 250 mm diameter, aluminium. oval, slightly concave 31 5 Pan ("Chinese wok"), round or (local). mm, aluminium. 32 5 Pan, baking, bread loaf, 240 x 120 x 70 210 mm diameter x 33 5 Pan, baking, cake, round, aluminium, 80 mm deep,

litre capacity, polyethylene. 34 5 Pan, dish washing, 12

35 5 Pitcher, polyethylene, 3 litre capacity. (set of 4). 36 5 sets Plate, bread and butter, heavy duty melamine heavy duty melamine 37 5 sets Plate, dinner, 230 mm diameter, (set of 4). melamine (set of 4) 38 5 sets Plate, soup, 250 mm diametew, heavy duty

39 5 Coffee pot (local).

40 5 Teapot (local). capacity, 220 mm 41 5 Pot, cooking (saucepan), 4 litre diameter, stainless steel, with lid.

capacity, 180 mm 42 5 Pot, cooking (saucepan), 2,5 litre diameter, stainless steel, with lid,. or

43 5 Cooking pot. made locally. steel, with 44 5 Pot, stock, 15 litre capacity, stainless aluminium-clad bottom.

g, 45 5 Scale, household, utility, metric, 10 kg x 50 25 lb x 1 oz, or 46 5 Scale, household, utility, avoirdupois, (local). 47 5 Sieve or sifter (narrow-weave basketry) or 48 5 sifter, flour _5-cup capacity, aluminium, 290 long. 49 5 Spatula, kitchen, broad flat blade, mm Code No: 2.09. 3 TB Page 4 of 5 Item Number I)escriotion No. Recaired

50 5 Spoon, basting/ooking, solid bowl, stainless steel, 380 mm long,

51 5 sets Spoon, table (serving), stainless steel, (set of 4).

52 5 sets Snoon, measuring (set of 4).

53 5 Squeezer, fruit juice, one-piece, polyethylene,

54 5 Strainer, puree, 180-200 mm diameter, stainless steel.

55 10 Serving tray, wooden or basketry (local). or 56 10 Tray, cafeteria type, 350 x 450 mm, fiberglass

57 5 Kitchen scissors, nickel plated, 20 an overall.

58 5 sets Platter for serving food, heavy duty melamine or wooden, 30-40 cm long (set of 4).

59 5 Snip, tinner's "duck bill", 200 mm/8"1 long, 50 mm/2" cut,

60 2 Refrigerator, kerosene or electricity, C-11 cu ft (250-300 1) 61 5 Mill, h-nd operated (for spices).

62 10 Knife, paring, (for salting work). 63 5 Containers, capacity apDrox, 15 gallons (68-70 1) for salting (local),

64 5 Vat, with cover, wood or stainless steel (for wst salting),

65 5 Dry salting box,. with vents (local).

66 1 Smoke pot with cover (local) (for smoing small quantities). 67 Miscellaneous sundries: Table covers, plastic or fabric, can/bottle openers; wood spoons; thin gauge sheet metal for rodent baffles; mosquito an( other netting; lodal type vessels/containers for handling, cleaning, storing food; polythene bags (various sizes). 68 Consumable stores: Insecticides, pesticides, saits for salti-I produce, fuel for soking produce; coo-4ng materials, kerosene, chalks, soaps, soap powders, ietergents. Code Yo: 2.09.3 TB Page 5 of 5

It em Number Description No. Required

69 Spares.

Note: In addition to the usual teaching workshop "furniture", e,g. chalk boards, filing cabinets, etc., the following specific items are required:

food cuoboards, open andscreened (local construction) drying sheds, with racks and poles (pre-emoking store (local construction); smoke houses, with trays (for smoking large quantities (local construction), Code No: 2.06.3 TB Page: lof 4

SUB-AREA: CARPENTRY

Level: TECHNICAL - Basic list

Purpose: To train students in the basic or elementary practical skills of carpentry

Number of students 10

Item No: Number re- Description . quire

1 5 Woodworking bench; for 2 students to work at, approximately 6" long (1.8m.), 27"-wide (68 cm.), 30" high (76 cm.). Woodworkers vice approximately 10" wide (25 cm.) with steel spindle.

2 1 Storage cabinet for parts and supplies. Approximately 48 trays each 4 5/16 x 8 13 3/4 x 19" (approximately 11x35x4 cm.) Lockable cabinet doors.

with 3 1 Tool storago cabinot with doors;.half fixtures to hold listed tools per 10 students; half with adjustable shelves. Overall size approximately 62" wide x84" high x 22" dapth ( 157 x 213 x 56 cm.).

Saws. 4 2 Hand saw, approximately 24" (61 cm.) crosscu, 8 points per 1" (2.54 cm.).

5 2 Hand saw, approximately 26" (66 cm.). crosscut, 10 points per 1" (2.54 cm.).

6 2 Hand saw, approximately 24" (61 cm.). rip, 5-;f points per 1" (2.54 cm.)

Planes. 7 1 Fore, approximately 18" (46 cm.)

8 3 Jack, approximately 10" (25 cm.)

9 '1 Finishing, approximately 9" (23 cm.) Code Io: . 2.06.3 TB P:,e: 2 of 4 I 1o-:tem u=ber re- DescriDtion auired1

10 2 ---Adze c wpDe-"t er s

D11aw Im-fe 8 -10 (20-25 em.) bl ade

12 2 sets ChiGels - carpenter's Blade widthis:.-4" 1/8"1, 3/4"1, 1"1. 13 2 Rasps Flat, second cxt 12" (30-31 cm.)

14 2 Cabinet , halfround, second cut 12" (30-31 cm.)

15 2 Round, second cut 8" (20-21 cm.) 17 4 piles Saw, 6" (15 cm.) slim taper 18 2 Auger bit 7" (18 cm)

19 2 lood, 10" (25 cm.) flat

20 2 Hammers Carpenter's, 1 lb (0.5 kj), curved claw 21 2 Carpenter's 1 lb (0.5 kg), straight claw 22 1 MIal.let, carpent r's, .pproximately 6" (15 cm.) ýride

23 2 tchet brace -- swring 10" to 12" (25-30 cm.) -.rith bal- - bearing head 24 2 sets Auger bits, set of 1 4"; 3/8"; 7/16"" 1/2"; 5/8"; 3/4"; 7 8"; 1" diameter bits. 25 2 sets Brace bits (twist type) set of 1/8"; 1/4"; 3/8"; 1/2"; diameter bits. 26 1 Expansion bit - f'or holes from 7/8" to 3" diameter, (approxiLnately 2.2 to 7.6 cm.) 26A 2 sets 3it, counter-sink, rcsehead, one set of 3 bits, 5/8 , 3/1", 1/4

27 2 . rue, fzldini; 6' (2 . 23 2 Benc3rul3, -L" . 1/4" (cm, 61 x 3.2), grad;tions 1/0"' (a32 *zm.) one side nd Code No: 2.06.3 TB Page: 3 of 4

Item No: Number re- Description Z1.ir ed

29 1 Steel tape, 50' (approximately 15 m.), marked feet, inches andU:1/8th inches (metres, cm, mm).

30 1 Carpenter ' ssquare - steel, framing type, blade lengths 24" (61 cm) and 16" (40 cm)

31 1 Divider, steel approximately 8" (20.3 cm)

32 1 Level, carpenters type, approximate length 24" (61 cm.)

32A 1 Bevel, sliding T blade, 15 am. locking type Screwdrivers Hand, carpenter's type, wooden handle 33 2 Blade length 4" (10 cm) Blade width Y4" (6.3 mm)

34 2 Blade length 69 (15 cm) Blade width 5/16" (7.9 mm)

35 2 Blade length 9" (23 cm) Blade width 3/8" (9.5 mm)

P.iers. 36 2 Standard combination type 8" (20.3 cm)

Clamps. 37 1 set "C" clamp, reach approximately 4" (10 cm) opening approximately 6" (15 cm) Set of 4 pieces. .38 1 Wrecking bar 18" (46 cm).

39 2 Oil stone - combination type, coarse and fine, 8" x 2" x 1" ( 20 x 5 x 2.5 cm).

40 5 Bench dustBr brush.

41 1 Fire extinguisher -- class A fire - water type 2- gallon.

42 1 First Aid Kit in metal case. Code No: 2.06.3 T3 Page: 4 of 4

Item No: Number re- Description Quired

43 10 .Standard shop apron3

44 10 Safety goggles -- plastic.

45 - Miscellaneous sundries.

46 - Consumable stores. (Sandpaper various grits; resin glue; common nails size 4D to 20D; finishing nails size 2D to 10); various screws flat head and round head slotted; stove bolts Y14" diametre, round and flat heads, etc.)

47 Spares. Code No.: 2.06.3 TS Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Carpentry

Level: TECETICAL- Supplementary list

Reasons for a supplementrzy list: Circumstances in particular countries ane/or the requirements of a particular institution may necessitate equipping the carpentry workshop to a more advanced level than that indicated in the Technical Basic list.

Item Number No. Leuired Description

1 2 Plane, block, approx. 6" (15 cm) 2 2 SaW, lock, approx. 9" (23 cm), pistol grip with interchangeable blades extra slim, standard and wide 3 2 Saw, back, approx. 12" (30 cm), (Tenon saw) 4 2 File, saw, traingular, 250 mm 5 2 File, wood-rasp, half round, bastard cut, 250 mm 6 2 sets Gimlet - set of 3 7 2 Screwdriver, 10" x 7/16" 8 2 Rasp, round, second cut, 12" (30 cm) 9 2 Rasp, cabinet, half round, smooth, 8" (2D cm) 10 1 Wrecking bar, 18" (46 cmh) 11 2 Screwdriver bits for brace, 3/8"1 width of blade 12 2 Awl, marking, 5" (13 cm) 13 2 Try square, steel, blade 8" (20 cm) 14 1 Dowelling jig drill, guide sizes, 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2' 15 2 Spokeshave, concave 16 2 Spokeshave, convex 17 2 Hammer, ball peen,8. oz. (0.25 kc) 18 1 Drill, han., eight 'drill points, A/64" to 11/64", four inch 6pacd gebx, double pinion, capacity 3/8" 19 1 Mitre box and saw, can 450 to 900, 24" x 4" back saw Code No. 2.06.3.T Page 2 of 2'

Item Number No. Reuiired Description

2 1 Grinder, bench, hand, double spindle, heavy construction, totally enclosed gears, silicone grinding iheel, diam. 150 mm 2 25 mm 21 ? Plumb babparpenter's, 2D0 g, brass, steel top plate and p.: ats

Power tools

* 22 1 Bench grinder, 6", wheel 36 and 54 grit, 3Y4" edge tool capacity, Y3 hp, 3450 rpm. electric motor, with eye shields

23 1 , Power saw radial arm 14" with 3 hp electric motor, tawle top 261" x 42" - complete 24 1 Electric drill, portable Y2, capacity chuck, superduty, no load 550 rpm, chuck key with bench stard 25 - Miscellaneous sundries: Wooddowels, 50 each size: Y4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", YZ' z-36". Sawblades 14" diameter, one cut offtype, one rip type, 14" gauge Code No.: 2.06.4 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-APEA: I'!etalwork

Level: TECHICAL - Basic list

Purgosee: To enable students .to acquire some elementary practical skills in welding, brazing and soldering: to gain s-e, -nowledge,from demonstrations, of the work of the Vack- smith, and to learn the safe use and maintenance of equipment and materials.

Number of students: 10

Note i) At the technical level of agricultural training only a small proportion of the total time allocated to practical work can be spent on students learning practical skills in metalwork, 1fuch of the instruction in welding, soldering and brazing and probably all in blacksmiths forging will be by demonstration.

Note ii) Besides being used for instructional purposes, the equipment listed will be used by staff of the Institution workshop to repair and maintain the farm machinery and equipment.

Note iii) Refer also to:

Sub-area: 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices Sub-area: 2.06.5 Rural structures Sub-area: 2.07.2 Workshop processes and practices

Item Number Description No, Rerirt d WELDIRNG 1 1 Welding table, top dimensions approx.. 4 x 6 ft built (1.2 x 1.8 m), of steel angle with refractory brick top, with a hood, 2 1 Welding tool storage cabinet, wood, approx. dimensions, width 5', height 4', depth 2' (1.5 x 1.2 x 0.6 m).

3 1 - Electric arc welder, AC transformer type. capacity, minimum 150 amp., equipped with 15 ft (4.5 m) primary cable, plug and receptacle. Two 25 ft (7.5 m) ground and electrode cables, grounding clamp, electrode holder. Unit mounted on 2 wheels for easy movement.

4 1 Gas welding set, consisting of: suitable wheeled cart for transport of oxygen and acetylene or LP gas cylinders- pressure reducing valves and regulators for oxygen and gas cylinders; 25 ft (7.5 m) heavy duty oxygen ho.se; 25 ft (7.5 m) heavy duty acetylene hose, welding torch with 5 replaceable tips, size AS 1l 2, 3, 4, 5. Cutting attachment with 2 tips to cut steel up to 1" (2 . ca), tips D2 and 53. Uote 10,: 2.Ub.4 TB Page 2 of3 ,

Item Number Descrintion No. Recruired

5 2 Weld cleaning h=mmer tool.*steel cone and chisel faces.

6 2 Nire brush -3 rows.

7 2 Welder 's marking stone,

8 2 Welder's gloves (pair) heat resistant, leather.

9 2 Leathe:. aprons.

10 2 Welding helmet, one piece, with lens 2" x 44 (5 x 11 am).

11 2 .Hand shield, fibre, 2" x 4 -P (5 x 11 cm) with lens.

12 2 Welding goggles, ventilated with lens.

13 2 Leather sleeve - 23" (approx. -8 cm).

14 - Consumable stores. Estimated supply for one year of the following: No. 8 arc welding rods 1/16" mild steel welding rods - 1/8" mild steel welding rods 1/8" gas welding rods 1/8" bronze gas rods Cast iron welding flux Steel welding flux

SOLERING AND BRAZING

15 2 Soldering iron, copper, straight body type, 1 lb size (0.5 kg), 16 2 Soldering iron, copper, hatchet type-l lb size (0.,5 kg),

17 1 Soldering iron, electric, interchangeable bits, 150 watt size.

18 1 'eater blow torch, petrol, 1 quart (1.1 1) capacity, air pump - incorporated in tank.

19 - Consumable stores (estimated one year's supply). Ti-nane solder, soldering paste., soldering fluid, soldering copper, brazing flux

FORGITG 20 1 Forge Unit. portable, all steel, hearth approx. 20"x 20" (50 : 50 cm), equipped with tuy6rs, back plate and hood, hand-operated blower and firing tools (poker, rake, shcvel)

21 1 Anvil, all steel with hardened face, round and square horn, square hardy h.le. round-pritchel hole, weight approx. 100 lb (45k) Code No.: 2.06.4 TB Page 3 of 3

Item Number DescriDtion No. Re ired

22 1 set Blacksmith's hammers set of 4, ball peen, 2 lb (1 kg), cross peen, 4 lb (1.8 kg), straight peen sledge, approx. 6 lb (2.7 kg), double-face sledge, 10 lb (4.5 kg).

23 1 Blacksmith's steel square - 12 x 24" (30 x 60 cm).

24 1 Compass, blacksmith's, wing type 12" (30 cm).

25 1 set Tongs, bolt, hollow bit type, set of three to hold rounds and squares to 3/811, 1/2", 3/4" approx.

26 1 Tongs, pick-up type, to hold up to V stock in jaw.

27 1 Hardy to fit anvil.

28 1 Chisel, cold out, lI" size.

29 1 Chisel, hot cut, 1-2- size.

30 1 Punch, 3/8".

31 - Consumable stores.

32 -Iiscellaneous sundries (for welding, soldering, brazing, forge work).

33 - Consumable stores (the total of items 14,19 and 31).

34 - Spares. Code No. 2.06.5 TB

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SUB-AREA Rural structures Level: TECFNICAL -- Basic list

Purpose: To enable students to learn the elementary techniques of masonry, including laying concrete, making concrete blocks, erecting post and wire fences and gates, erecting and operating electric fencing.

Number of sturlents: 10

Note: Refer also to:

Sub-area: 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices "1 2.06.3 Carpentry it 2.06.4 Metalwork

Item Number - Description No.: Required A. Masonry

mm), tempered steel 1 2 Trowel, brick, mason's, (115 200 blade, prass mounting.

steel blade. 2 2 . Trowel, pointing, (60 x 1.10 mm), tempered springsteel, 3. 2 Trowel, cement finishing, (120 x 280 mm), wooden handle.

4 2 Trowel, e,1g-ing (175 x 65 x 95 mm). 5 2 Trowel, gauging (175 mm).

6 2 Trowel, margin (125 - 50 mm). cuts 10 mm groove- 7 2 Groover, jointer, cement (75 x 150 mm), 8 2 Jointer, brick (225 mm), one round, one square point.

9 2 Chisel, masonry, 100 mm wide blade. length 200 mm, carbon 10 - Drill, star, masonry, diam. 13 mm, steel, heat treated, for hand drilling.

11 2 Hammer, club (mason's), head 1.1 kg

12 2 Hammer, mason's (brick layer's), head 450 g, 175 mm long, forged steel. Code No. 2.06.5 TB

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Item Numdber Descriotion No. Recuired

13 1 Hzmer, skatch, double ended, 700 g head. or .14 - 1 Fammer, skatch, single ended, 700 g head.

15 2 Bawk, alluminium, approx. 325 x 325 mm, detachable handleo- 16 2 Level, mason's (1,200 mm), 2 horizontal, 4 vertical spirit levels, adjustable.

17 2 Line, mason's, approx. length 60 m.

18 1 Pick, point and chisel type, 2.7 kg, handle 900 mxa.

19 2 Pincers, 150 mm.

20 2 Plumb bolo, 500 g, brass.

21 2 Sieve, 400 mm diam; fine mesh 3 mm. 22 2 Shovel, mason's, approx. 240 mm X 300 mm, square point, "D" handle.

23 2 Tape measure, steel, 7-5 m.*

24 2 Rule folding, 2 m.

25 1 Concrete mixer, hand operated, capacity approx. 50 kg. B. Feninp-

26 1 Post hole digger, operated from tractor P.T.0.

27 2 Wire strainer, for barbed wire.

28 2 ire strainer, for woven wire.

29 2 ire cutters.

30 2 Pliers, combination: 200 mm, capacity 30 mm, side cutters and joint cutter,,, forged alloy steel. Code No. 2.06.5 TB

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Item Number No. Required Descri-otion

C., Electric Fencing

1. To enclose an area of 1 acre (0.4 ha) with two wires using manufactured equipment (e.g. Walseley Equiptaent)-

31 1 Fence unit - battery-operated, complete with battery box and mounting/earth post.

32 1 Battery, dry, 6 volt, rechargeable.

33 4 End tripod either (a) Screw-in type, with 2 support post. steel; or b) Spike-end type, secured by two rods, with 2 support posts, steel.

34- 16 Fencer post, either (a) plain post, press-in type, diam. 9.5 mm, length overall 990 mm, steel; or (b) Pigtail-type, press-in, steel, with PVC moulding on top of post with metal pigtail moulded into it.

35 32 Tent insulator, unbreakable plastic (in use only with plain fence posts).

36 32 Bracket, rust proof, to secure tent insulators to post.

37 8 Corner Insulator, multi-position, mounted on angled arm which screws into item No. 38.

38 8 Circular clamp bracket, for use with item No. 37,

39 2 Jire strainer - flat steel bracket, clamps onto corner post, (end trifold), small winch with built-in insulation by egg insulator.

40 2 Egg insulator for use with item No. 38.

41 2 Gate handle, PVC plastic, spring-in handle, loop one end, hoop the other.

42 1 Line tester.

43 2 Reel strainer, for 400 m stranded mild steel wire - reel clamped on an end tripod.

44 2,000 m ire - 7 strand, 2 Lauge or 14 gauge. approx. Code B04 '2.Q5.5 TB

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C. Electric Fencing

2. To enclose an area of 1 acre (0.4 ha), with two wires using local wood or metal posts for corner posts (end tripods) and the intermediate posts.

Fencer unit and battery, same as item nos- 31 and 32. -ire strainer, with egg insulator, gate handle, line tester and reel strainer same as item nos. 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43. Wire same as item 44.

45 8 Egg insulators for use at corners.

For use with wood posts:

46 32 Ring insulators, screw-on type. or 47 32 Insulators, nail-on type. or 48 32 Pigtail insulators, ocrew-in type.

For use with metal posts:

49 32 Pigtail insulator with special clamp. or 50 32 Standard insulator, fixed to metal posts by insulator clip.

51 - Miscellaneous sundries.

Watering cans, levelling boards for laying concrete, timber to make "moulds" for concrete blocks, ladder. 52 - Consumable stores.

Nails, screws, fencing staples, wire woven, wire baxbed, cement (portland),li.e (hydrated), sand (salt free), aggregate, bricks, concrete blocks.

53 - spares. Code No. 2.06.6 TB Page 1 of 4

SUB-AREA: Irrigation and Drainage

Level: TECHICAL - Basic list

Pu.rose: To enable students to acquire an understanding of and practical competence in one or more irdgation systems, and of field drainage.

No. of Students:

Note I This sub-area lists the equipment required for the following systems of irrigation:

A. Mobile sprinkler system B. Mobile sprinkler system using giant sprinklers C. Hose sprinkler system D. Hose-fed system E. Furrow system using siphon tubes F. Furrow system using gated pipes G. Drip system

Tile or pipe drainage equipment sufficient to drain an area of approximately one hectare is listed.

Note II Refer also to equipment listed under:

Sub-axea: 2.01.51 iSoil physics (Technical and Higher Technical) " " 2.02.1 Land clearing, forming, cultivation I " 2.06.1 Farm power " 2.06.2 Workshop processes and practices " 2.06.7 Surveying and topography " 2.15.1 Meteorology item Number Page 2 of 4 No. Required DescriT ion

IRRIGATION A. Mobile sDrinkler U ±em 1 1 Portable pump set with engine of appro=imately 16 hpj suction pipe (8-10 m); foot valve; manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 10 1. per sec. operating at 6 atmospheres.

2 1 Main line, length 360 m; bore 100 mm; galvanized steel. 3 1 Lateral line; length 180 m; bore 80 mm; sprinkler spacing 18 m; galvanized steel. 4 10 Sprinklers, flow rate 1 l.per sec. at 3.5 atmospheres. 5 10 Nozzles, double, for item 4. or 6 10 Nozzles, single, for item 4. (All pipe connections to be fcst coupling) Using one lateral and ten sprinklers, this system can irrigate approximately 0.33 hetare at a time.

B. Mobile sprinkler system using Girnt Sprinklers

7 1 Portable pump set with engine of approximately 32 hp; suction pipe (8-10 m); foot valve; manometer; .filter; water meter; delivery rate 12 1.per sec. operating at 10 atmospheres. 8 1 Main line as in item 2. 9 1 Lateral line, length 90 m; bore 80 mm, galvanized steel.

10 1 Giant sprinkler, flow rate 12 l.per sec. at 7 atmospheres. (All pipe connections to be fast coupling) Using one giant sprinkler, this system can irrigate approximately 0.4 hectare at one time.

C. Eose sprinkler system

11 1 Portable pump set with engine approximately 7 hp; suction pipe (8-10 m); foot valvej. manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 4.5 l.per sec. operating at 5.5 atmospheres.

12 1 Main line, length 140 m; bore 60 mm; galvanized steel. 13 6 Lateral hoses, plastic; length 80 m; bore 25 mm; equipped with fast couplings to main line coupling valves. 14 6 Sprinklers, flow rate 0.75 l.per sec. at 3.0 atmospheres.

15 6 Nozzles, douicle,for item 14. or 16 6 Nozzles, single,for item 1". 17 6 Sprinkler tripods, height apprcximately 1 im. for item 14. 18 6 Sledges on which to mount sprinklers when they are to be pulled into a new position ICy pulling on lkteral hoses (local construction) (All connections to 'Ie fcst coupling- Using si: sprinklers, one on each of si laterals, This system can irrigate approxim.ately 0.19 hectare a a time. Code No. 2.06.6 TB Page 3 of 4

Item Number No. Reauired DescriDtion

D. Hose-fed sprinkler

19 1 Portable pump set with engine of approx. 3 hP; suction pump (8-16 m); foot valve; manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 4.5 1 per seo; operating at 2.5 atmospheres.

20 1 Main line, length 140 m; bore 60 mm; galvanized steel.

21 6 Hose, plastic, length 80 m; bore 25 mm; with auick coupling into mai line coupling valves.

This system is applicable in particular to orchards/tree crops.

E. Farrow system (using siphon tubes and dam)

22 1 Portable pump set with engine of approx. 5 hp; suction pump (8-10 m); foot valve; manometer; filter; water meter; delivery rate 10 1 per sec.; operating at 2 atmospheres.

23 2 Portable canvas/plastic nylon dam, approximately 1.5 x 1.8 m.

24 10 Siphon tubes, capacity 1 1 per sec each, diameter 3.8 and 5 cm; length 1.25 to 1.5 M.

P. Lxrow system (using gated pipes)

25 1 Portable pump and engine as item 22.

26 1 Main line, length 250 m; bore 100 mm, galvanized steel.

27 1 Gated pipe, adjustable; low pressure; aluminium or galvanized steel or reinforced plastic; adequate for 10 gates spaced at approx. 100 cm; pipe bore 100 mm; operating at 0.5 atmospheres.

28 Accessories for use with main and/or lateral lines include: valves; bends; risers; T's; stops; footstand. For any given system using mains and laIerals, the probable cost of these accessories should be approx. 10% of the cost of the main lines, lateral lines and sprinklers.

G. D i- irrip,ation -system

Young orchard consisting of 10 rows, 6 m apart; each row 120 m length and trees spaced at 6 m. Supply lines with two emitters per tree, each emitter delivering 4.5 1 per hour. Area approx. 0.8 hectare.

29 1 Screen and filter (to remove suspended solids and organic matter).

30 1 Main line, length 70 m; bore 2.54 cm. -age 4 of 4

Item Number No. Reatired DIescriotion

31 10 Supply lines, length 122.m; bore approx. 12 mm. Made of extruded polyethylene, poly-vynyl chloride or polypropylene plastic. Opaque tubing preferred. Emission holes spaced in pairs1 m apart and 5 m between pairs; delivering 180 1 per hour over the whole length of supply line.

32 1 Parshall flume.

33 1 Infiltrometer, double ring.

34 1 Auger,screw type, 4 cm diam. with extension to 1.25 m. 35 1 Auger, orchard type.

36 1 Dutch augert

37 1 Auger, post hole; 5 cm diam. with extension to 2.75 m. DRAITAGE

Pipe or tile drainage.

The items listed below should be sufficient to tile drain approx. one hectare, using 7 lateral lines spaced approx. 18 m apart, each emptying into an open main drain. It assumes 20 students at work. 38 10 Shovels rectangular.

39 5 Picks.

40 10 Shovel drainage.

41 5 Tile hooks.

42 1,700 Drain tiles (pipes); length 33 cm; bore 7-8 cm; made of clay or concrete or plastic (1,700 allows for breakage).

43 7 Outlet pipe, approx. length 2 m; bore 7-8 cm; with flap.

44 Miscellaneous sundries.

Consuz.,able stores (fuel, etc.).

46 SDares. Code No: 2.06.7 TB Page 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Surveying and Topography

Level: TECHNICAL b BASIC LIST

Purpose: To train students, particularly agricultural technicians and forest rangers, in the theory and practice of surveying and topography.

Number of 10 Students:

Note i) Part A sets out the equipment considered necessary for the training of students at technical level agricultural institutes, for example those training agricultural extension agents. Part B lists the additional items considered necessary for the training of Forest Rangers, or - where required - to give a more advanced training in surveying and topography tc Agricultural Technicians.

Note ii) Refer also to: Sub-area: 2.07.6, Mechanical drawing for lists of drawing equipment.

Item Number Descrip ion No. Required Part A

1 5 Pocket compass, graduated in quadrants from 00 to 3600 with case.

2 5 Combined Sight Compass - Clinometer.

3 3 Surveyor's land Chain, 20 m,galvanised metal, marked 1 m. or 4 3 Surveyor's Land Chain, 50 m, galvanided metal, marked 1 m.

5 3 sets Pins to use with item no.3 or item no.4 (set of lo).

6 20 Ranging poles or rods, length 8' (2.4 m), fibre glass, with 1' (0.3 m) wide alternate red and white sections, steel shoe.

7 3 Measuring tape, 20 m, linen, marked 1 cm, with case. or 8 3 Measuring tape, 20 m, steel, marked 1 cm, in reel. or 9 3 M-Jeasuring tape, 50 m, steel, 3/8" white face.

10 10 Pocket rule, 2 m, graduated inches and centimetres.

11 2 Repair kit for steel tape from 10 mm to 20 mm width.

12 5 Double right-angle prism, with 180* of view, with case.

13 5 Plumb bob with cord and sheath, 16 oz (0.45 kg) size. code No% 2.06.7 TB, Page 2 of 3

Item Ynber No. Required Descriotion

14 5 Hand level, 6" (15.2 cm) - 2 x magnification of field of view and magnification of level vial 4 X, with case.

15 3 Abney level, 3600 circle reading 10' (mins) with gradient scale from 1 : 1 to 1 : 10, with reading glass.

16 3 -Levelling rod, 3 sections, extended length 15' (4.5 m).

17 3 Staff for levelling and tacheometry, aluminium reversed figures, length 4 m, mar.ed 1 cm, spherical spirit bubble, foldable.

18 3 Land measuring wheel, metres, with case.

1.9 10 Reduction scales, triangular, metric I : 100, 50, 20, 10, 5 and 2.5- 20 10 Field. book.

21 - Miscellaneous sundries: Plastic flagging, clip boards, paper clipsi level books, transit books.

22 - Consumable stores: Pencils, erasers, paper, lumber crayons, water colour paints, etc.

23 - Spares.

Part B

24 1 Altimeter, aneroid, range to suit locality, with case.

25 1 Compass, prismatic for survey use, 3600, with tripod 'Breithaumft' complete with canvas bag. or 26 1 Compass, Brunton type, 3600, provided with clinometer, including tripod and case.

27 1 Clinometer, Indian pattern.

28 1 Staff, Sopith, 3 m,- with level and ribbons.

29 3 Quick-set type level, reverse image 20 x telescope, 3600 horizontal circle, bubble sensitivity 30"/2 mm, Stadia Hair Constant 1 : 100, extendable tripod, carrying case.

30 1 Theodolite, Verniar, reverse image 25 x telescope, 3600 horizontal and vertical, Vernier readings direct to 20" of arc, Stadia Hair Constant 1 : 100 extenda"le tripod, complete with adjusting tools, plumb bob and carrying case. Code No: 2.06.7 TB Page 3 of 3

Item Number De crapt 10:2 No. Required

31 2 Plane table, 60 x 50 cm, tripod, telescopic alidade with plummet, plumbing ar-m etc.. Plain alidade, spare scale, declinatoire, plumbing arm, plumb cord in box.

32 2 Umbrella and stand.

33 2 Station pointer, arms 40 cm with vernier.

34 3 Tension handle, capacity 30 lb (13 kg).

35 10 Parallel rules, 45 cm, wooden, with case.

36 * 1 Plan printer, electric, 2 lights, 120 cm roll paper, up to 160 M/hour, complete with ammonia printing.

* Only under exceptional circumstances is this exensive item likely to be required. Code No.: 2.07 Page 1 of 2

MAIN AREA: AGRICULTURAL RMECHANISATION Code No: 2.07 Level: HIGHER TECHNICAL Objectives: This two or three year training programme is designed to enable students to acquire a practical and theoretical knowledge and understanding of agricultural machinery and mechanisation,. specially applicable to the country or region which the institution serves. The major emphasis is placed on training students in Farm Power; Agricultural Machinery; fforkshop Processes and Practices; Rural Structures; Soil and Water; and the Handling and Storage of farm crops. There are several subsidiary areas of training.

Curriculum outline and sub-areas i) Pam power Sub-area: 2.07.1 ii) Agricultural Machinery Refer to Main Area 2.02 "Field Crop Production and Soil Management" and its sub-areas .2.02. 1 through 2.02.7. iii) Workshop Processes and Practices Sub-area: 2.07.2 iv) Carpentry Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.3 Carpentry basic and supplementary lists V) Metalwork Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.4 Hetalwork vi) Electricity on the farm Sub-area: 2.07.3 vii) Farm buildings

Refer to main arca: 2.06 Sub-area: 2.06.5 Rural structures viii) Soil aiid water Sub-area: 2.07.4 Also refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area: 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage and to: sub-area: 2.15.1 Soil physics Code No.: 2.07 Page 2 of 2

Mechanical drawing sub--rea: 2.07.5

Sur'veyilg and topographY Refer to main area: 2.06 sub-area:.-2.06.7 Surveying and topography Code No: 2.07.1 HT Page: 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Farm power

Level: HIGER TECENICAL AGRICULTURAL 1EcHAISATION TRAINING PRCGRAMIS

Purpose: Students study: i) the principles and operation of internal combustion engines; the construction; design; operation and maintenance of valve systems; bearings; rings; fuel delivery and metering; ignition; electrical; air cleaw- ing; cooling and lubricating systems: ii) the operation, maintenance and repair of gear boxes, final drive, brakes, steering mechanim, chassis, suspension, clutch and hydraulic system: iii) the maintenacne of the tractor and its safe and efficient operation.

Number of students: A typical instructional group will number 10 students. Items 3 and 4 will only*be required on small holdings practising intensive cropping.

Note: Waer also to sub-area 2.07.2 Workshop Processes and Practices and sub-area 2.06.4 k Item No: Number re- Icition guired

1 1 Tractor, rubber tyres; petrol; maximum PTO hP 35 to 45; live power take off,. hydraulic operated three point hitch; connections for remote hydraulic cylinder; universal swinging drawbar; lights.

2 1 Tractor diesel, remainipg specifications same as item 1.

3 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; maximum output hp 6; transmission 6 forward, 2 reverse, 2 tillage; auto hitch (example Yanmar YC60, engine model ES60 C)

4 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; two models, one m=ximum output hp 13, the other 15.5; automatic clutch; transmission forward 6, reverse tillage 3, (example Yanmar YZ12, engine models numbers ES 130 C and ES 155 c). (Field equipment for use with these tractors is li7t- ed in 2.2 Field Crop Production). Code No: 2,07.1 HT Page: 2 of 3

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5 1 -Zlectric motor 3 hp

6 1 Electric motor 7) hp

7 1 Engine, petrol, 2 - 3 hp

8 1 Small engine analysis system for 4 cycle gasoline engine - with 3 hp air-cooled engine mounted on dynamometer - complete with gas tank, air cleaner, muffler, auxiliary fly whe9l, instructi ns, tachometer - 6,000 rpm Z 1%; 15 lb - 0-5 lb load cell (dynamoneter) accurate to + 2o (load cell similar to GO-POWER SYSTEMS Model DY-7DE) - air-flow and fuel-flow measuring instrument - measures air-fuel ratio, volumetric efficiency, fuel consuma- tion - capacity: fuel, 3.0 lb/hr air, GO- PCWR SYSM4S Model M-100).

9 1 4 cycle diesel engine analysis system - with air-cooled 4 cycle diesel engine - 3.8 hp at 3,600 rpm. mounted on dynamot- meter - engine with oil and fuel filters, pressure lubication, air cleaner, muffler, fuel tank, overload protector, direct fuel injection, tools, gaskets, operators hand- book - + tachometer - 6,000 rpm. Z 1%; 15 lb 0.5 lb dynameter load cell accurate to -t 2%. (load cell similar to GO-POWR SYSTE4 Model DY-7DD) -- air-flow and fuel- flow measuring instrument -- measures air- fuel ratio, volumetric effi.enc and specific fuel consumption with o accuracy - capacity: fuel, 10.2 lb/hr air, 235 lb/hr (flow measuring iastrument similar to GO- POW Model I1-1100).

10 1 PORTABLE HYD.RULIC DYAOMa Fr TACR TESTING; capacity approx. 140 hp at 540 rpm. and 200'.hp at 1,000 rpm. complete with standard eccessories, 4 x 12 - 4-ply tyres, 6 x 6- and 6 x 21-spline couplings, and high speed shaft. Code No: 2.07.1 HT Page: 3 of 3

Item No: Number re- Descriotion cu ired

11 1 Thawbar Dyanmometer, capacity in range of 0-3,500 lb, dial 10", division 25 lb.

12 1 Weighing s6ale; platform type; 100 lb capacity; 5 lb Y10Y lb ;raduated main beam ; platform size, 164"x 21Y4".

13 1 OIL PCWTER HYDRAULICS BENCH; self-contained unit providing controlled oil supply; including Hydraulic Ram, and Gear Pump/Gear Motor with electronic speed and torque measuring device; complete with all needed accessories.

14 1 Hand tachometer speed range 3 speed; revs/minute 0-400; 0-2,000; 0-1,000.

15 1 Stop watch Y1l sec.

16 1 Sectionised model of 4 stroke petrol engine and power train.

17 1 Sectionised model 4 stroke dieael engine and po2r train. 18 1 of each Sectionised models of carburetor, diesel pump and injector; battery; coil ignition system, clutch.

19 V"sual aids. Refer to 2.61 Frm power technical list items 16 to 27-

20 Miscellaneous sundries.

21 Consumable stores.

22 Spares. Code No: 2.07.2 HT Page 1 of 18

SUB-AREA: Workshop processes and practices

Level:- HIG=ER TECHNICAL AGRICULTURAL MECHANISATION TRaITNING PROGRAME

Purpose: To train students in the correct selection, use and maintenance of metal work machinery workshop tools and equipment; material selection, workshop layout. The repair and maintenance of tractors and other farm machinery and their components.

Number of students: 10 (Mhe number reqired" is the number of sets or of individual tools needed fDr a group of 10 students). Item No: Number rewuired Descrigo A. Standard Mechanics Tool Kit Skann : 1 2 sets Miniature or ignition set. Pressed tempered steel or chromium alloy steel. Single or double ended. Nominal openings (mm) 4; 4.5; 5; 5.5; 6; 7i 8; 9.

2 2 sets Standard set; double end, 150 offset. Chromo-alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19? 22-24; 27-30; 32-36.

3 2 sets Tappet type set; chromo-alloy forgings. One pair each size. Nominal opening (mm) 11-13; 14-15; 17-19.

4 2 sets Standard set double end, offset. Chromo- alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19; 22-24; 27-30; 32-36.

5 2 sets Socket set - -" drive. Chromo--alloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet reversibl stud extract- speeder handle screwdriver sockets nut spinner - to 3/4 bladcs Code No..: -2.07. 2.IT Page 2 of 18

Item No.: Number Re d DescriDtion

Sliding IT' handle Convertor Universal joint in to 3/4" drive and Rctension bar (short) 3/4" to -l drive Extension bar (long) 6 2 sets Sockets - extra deep, for spark plugs, 12 point, Nominal openings: 5/8", 13/16" 7/8"1 *1", 1I1/8"T 7 2 sets Sockets - standard, 12 point Nominal openings (mm) 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 17; 19; 22; 24; 27; 30. 8 2 sets Hexagon hollow headed spanners (Allen wrenches) set. Nominal openings (mm) 4;5; 6 ;LAn Adjustable spanners - Single end.' Chrome-alloy steel. 9 2 15 cm nominal size, maximum jaw opening approximately 3/4". 10 2 30 cm nominal size maximum jaw opening approximately 1 3/8". 11 2 Pipe spanner -. (Stillson type or similar) alloy steels. One for pipes up to 1" (25 mm-) Drifts brass. 12 2 Approximate measurements: Diameter 3/8 - length 6 13 2 Approximate measurements: Diameter 5/8" length 6" . Pry bar, punches, chisels, alloy steel * 14 2 Pry bar, approximately 18" long, 5/8" stock 15 2 Starter punch, approximately 3/83 stock, 1/8," point. 16 2 Starter punch, approximately stock, 1/4" point . 17 2 Pin punch, 1/8 point 18 2 Pin punch, 1/4n Voi-nt. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item No,: Number Rea-ired Description 19 2 Centre punch, approximately 3/8" stock 2D 2 Scriber "L" shape 21 2 Chisel, flat, approximately II edge 22 2 Chisel, flat, approximately 3/4" edge Pliers and cutters, alloy steel 23 2 Self-grip pliers, approximately 7" 2A 2 Diagonal cutter, approximately 6" 25 2 Combination pliers, insulated grips approximately 6" 26 2 Slip joint pliers - water pump type 9" 27 2 Tin snips approximately 10" circular type Sorapers, carbon steel 28 2 Flexible carbon scraper approximately 9" long 29 2 Putty -knife, approximately 1 1/4" x 7" 30 2 Spoon type scraper, approximately 6 Screwdrivers - alloy steel 31 2 Machinists, blade approximately 4"long tip 1/4" 32 2 Machinists, blade approximately 8" long tip 3/811 33 2 Machinists, blade approximately 10" long tip

34 2 Carburettor type, blade 1" long, tip 1/4" 35 2 Electricians, blade 3" long, 1/8" wide 36 2 Cross'slot set - Phillips Head bit; Nos 112,3, and 4 Hammers 37 2 Ball pear, approximately 1/4 kg 38 2 Cross peen, approximately 1 kg Files, with wooden handles 39 2 Flat, 10" second out Code No.: 2.07.2 Et'

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Item No. NumbE Recired Descri2tion

40 2 Round 8" second cut 41 2 Threesquare 6" smooth 42 2 Contact point file - approximately 5" long 43 2 Thread-restoring file set, metric thread, one to match thread standards on machines sericed. Eack svu and blades 44 2 Rack saw frame - with pistol grip for 10" and 121 blades 45 12 Hack saw blades - 18 teeth per inch, size 120 46 12 Rack saw blades - 32 teeth per inch, size 12" Measuring instruamnitsa 47 2 Rule, steel, stainless, 12 (30 cm) long, Englih and metric graduation, one siA only; Machine divided. 48 2 Tape rule, flexible, 6 ft (180 cm) long, graduated in nnglish and metric 49 2 Feeler gauge, ten blades, tapered, 4" (1Q cm) long, blades from 1 1/2 to 25 1/1000 of an inch

50 2 Blades from 0.05 to 0.80 cm - one each to match machine standard to be serviced

51 2 Oil can - pumptype 1/4to pint '(0.15 to 0.3 litre) cpacity, swivel spout.

B. I)ay utyTo et 52 1 set Spanners, open end. Chrome-alloy forgings, larger sizes may be single-end type. Nominal openings (mm) 41; 46; 50 53 1 set Spanners, rin6 type. Offset. Chrome-aloy forgings. LarGer sizes may be of the single- end type with pipe extension. Nominal openings (mm) 41; 46; 50 54 1 AdjustaLoa*spanner, single end, alloy steel nominal lan-th 18", approximately oDening to 2 1/8"

551 Pipe spanner, Stillson type or simil,r - Nomir2l size 18" for pipes up to approximately Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Iteh io. R Description

56 1 set Socket sets 3/4" square drive, Chrcmc,-alloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet head with detachable handle (pipe) Sliding 'ITU handle Extension bar - ahort Extension bar - long Universal joint Co:nvertor 3/411 to ." drive 57 1 set Sockets set, standard, 6 to 12 point Nominal openingo (n) 22; 24; 27; 30; 32; 36; 41; 46; 50 58 1 set Hexagonal. hllow-head spanners (Ulen wrenches). Alloy steel, heat treated. Nominal width across flats (mm) 12, 14v 17, 19

C. Oth.ex WorkshorBt&ols Pliers, forged alloy steel, heat treated dull or chromium finish

59 1 Needle nose, straigLt7 approximately 6" (15 om) 60 1 Battery type, approximately 8" (20 cm) 611 Brake spring, approximately 8" (20 cm) Tube working tools 62 1 Flaring tool to suit 3/16"; 1/4"; 5/16"; 3/8" 2 copper tubing Files and hack saws 63 1 Flat, taper, double out bastard 12") 64 1 " " 1 second cut 12" fitters files general 65 " I" " smooth 12") purpose 66 1 n . second cut 8ti 67 1 n a n smooth 8M( - Gode No. 2.07.2 HT

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1-b un No.: Number jecruii Description

Portable electric grinders 85 1 Grinder for 4" wheeli approximatelY rIO-10ad speed 51000 All portable electric hand-tools to be supplied wit minimum 20 ft three-core cable with three-point earthed plug. 86 1 set Hand-reamers - adjustable expansion type -with pilots. Set from 5116 to 111161, approximaUly. Th.-ee arm pullers Max. spread Capacity on s) 87 1 811 10 reversible axyrtav hand-operated 88 1 121, 15 single arms, hand-oparated

89 Vice grip7 approxima-lbely 101, go Jimmy bar, 3/41, x 2411 91 0 r o,,T b ar , 1 Y411 x 6 f t 92 Sledge 2Ykg cross peen with handle 93 Drilling machine - bench type with Y3 to Y2 hp. electric motor drive; spindle speed range approximatelY 500 to 4,000 r-P-m--7 minimum 10' reach; tabl&-slotted tilt type approximately 10 x 1011, adjustable height; base plate machizied and slotted; equipped with removable geared drill chuck for drills up to Y2 11 diameter; supplied with table vice with approximately 3" jaws. D. Measur* instruments

Rules - made of haxdened and tempered steel, machine divided, round or I'D" shaped one ezid. English and metric divisions; inches, 16ths and 32nds; centimeters and full millimeters.

94 2 61, long, approximatelY 3/4!' wide, 0.0311 thick 95 2 1211 long, approximately 14/81t wide, O.OAII thick Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item Noi Number Reauired Dlescriotion

wide, 0.06" thich. 96 1 24" long, approximately IN" 1 Flexible steel rule, 2 m. long approximately 97 meters- 5/81 wide2 maxked in feet-inches and centimeters, coiled in metal case with push or spring return. Execution in stainless steel preferred. Etched figures and divisions. Parallel verier calipers - preferably in stainless steel. 98 2 Standard type - measuring range appr=imately 5 to 6" horns approximately 1-" with tapered cross horns for internal and external measurements; with depth gauge. Machine divided, calibrated to read inches and fractions to 1/1281 and millimeters to 0.05 Outside micrometers, graduated to 0.00111 or alternatively to 0.01 mm. each with check g=xge. 99 1 (i) Range 0 to 1" 100 1 (ii) I 1 to 2" 101 1 (iii) n 2 to 3" 102 1 (iv) n 3 to 4" range from 103 1 set Telescoping gauges - set of 5 to cover Y2 to 6".

Feeler gauges with tapered blades 4" 8; 10; 104 1 set (i) with 9 blades of 1Y2; 2; 3; 4; 6; 12 and'25 thousandths of an inch. 105- 1 set (ii) with 10 blades of 0.05; 0.10) 0.15; 0.20; 0.30; 0.40; 0.50; 0.60; 0,70; rnd 0.80 mm. set held 106 1 set Feeler gauge blades 12 long; 1/22 wide, in steel ring; 10 blades of 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 15; 2d =nd 25 thousandths of an inch. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item No. Number acLuijEed esition

blades approxi- 107 2 sets Ignition and spark plug gauge; mately 2 long; thickness range approximately 8; 10; 12; 15; 18; 20; 22; 25; 30 and 35 thousandths of an inch. Edgineerls steel squares - precision ground, built to BSS 939 or similar grade with hardened and tempered blades. 108 2 Size approximately 4 x 2 3/4" 109 2 " " 6 x 4" Engineer's straight edges - bright steel, one edge beveled with hole at end, built to BSS No. 321 grade A or similar. 110 1 Straight edge approximately 24", long section approximately 2 x 5/16" 111 2 Protractor - universal with vernier graduation, length of leg approximately 6 to 8". Spring scales 112 1 0 - 48 ounces 113 1 0 - 2D lb.

Hand-revolution counters and tachometers

114 2 Speed indicator, pocket.type, with dial, approximately 5,000 revolutions for one complete turn of inner dial. With pointed spindle and extra rubber-tipped sleeves.

115 2 Hand-revolution counter combined with timer, suitable for speeds up to 3,000 r.p.m. with "zero" resetting, rubber-cupped and pointed sleeves, extension rods, short and long,

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ItemNo,s Tumber Recuired DescriDtion

& Egine test and ovehaul.J equipment

GENHEA 117 1 Bench grinder - double-ended, with approximately Y2 to 3/4 h.p. electric motor drive? equipped with coarse and fine grinding wheels appro=imately 10" diameter and heavy duty wire brush wheel approximately 1011 diameter. 118 2 Engine overhaul stand - adjustable to suit engines to be serviced.

MST Equ:ITbOr 119 1 Compression gsuge - for spark ignition engines; calibrated from 0 to 300 psi., with nonreturnt valve, fitted with rubber adaptor to suit spark plug sizes of equipment in use. 120 1 Compression gauge - for Diesel engines, calibrated from approximately 100 to 600 psi., with nonretunn valve, with adaptors for all Diesel engines to be serviced.

PISTC AND CYLInT= EVICITG EQUIPMENT

- 2Cylinder ridge reamer - hand operated 121 1 Capacity from approx-imately 2Y2 to 5" cylinder bore 122 1 Capacity from approximately 4 to 611 cylinder bore 123 1 of each Piston ring compressor - double-band type, one size or more sizes to handle all pistons to be serviced, 124 1 Cylinder sleeve puller - screw or hydraulic type with adaptors to suit engines in use, 125 1 Cylinder hone - for operation with Y2I portable electric drill, dry stone type, adjustable, with stones and holders to handle cylinder bores to be serviced. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT

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Item NTo.i, Numnber Ee_Tred DescriEtion

VALVE SEMVICING EQUIPMEM 126 1 Valve refacer machine - wet-grinding type with built-in coolant pump and tank, individual electric motor drive for valve chuck and grinding wheel, with valve chuck adaptors to take valves from 1Y41 to azproximately 11/16" diameter, equipped with diamond wheel dresser and valve stem and rocker-arm grinding attachments; with micrometer adjustment; the unit to be suitable for bench mounting. 127 1 Valve seat grinder - concentric or emmetitric dryd one,-grinding type, electric motor driven; if of the concentric type the motor to be provided preferably with an approximate 55" angle drive, motor provided with minimum 20-ft. three core flexible wire. Unit to be supplied with self-centering expanding pilots in size ranges to handle all engines to be serviced. Grinding stones to suit valve seats to be serviced.; in coarse and fine grades for cast iron and steel, Separate -stones for hardened and insert type seats; stones to be supplied with angle faces for both 450 and 300 seats; separate - stones for undercutting and overcutting to adjust width of valve seat. Stone-dressing stand with diamond stone dresserz with micrometer feedzhorizontal adjustment for valve seaG angles from Octo 900, 128 1 Valve seat insert removal and installation tool set - with full range of pilots (preferably self-centering) and cutters to suit sizes of stems and inserts on engines to be serviced. 129 1 Valve seat hand-milling tools - set consisting of master handle; guides to suit valve guide diameters in use; 450 cutter; 30 0cutter; approximately 200 and 700 seat narrowing cutters of sizes to suit valve seats on engines to be serviced. 130 1 Valve spring compressor - heavy duty "C" type with adjustable head and interchangeable jaws. Code No.: 2.07N2 HT

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Item No.: Number Recuired Descriotion

131 1 Valve seat lapping tool - hand-operated wooden stick type with rubber suction cup. 132 1 Valve guide cleaners - flexible wire cage type, - in sizes for all valve guide diameters to be serviced. 133 1 Valve guide drivers - sizes to suit engines to be serviced. 134 1 Carbon cleaning brushes - for use with hand- or electric drill, assortment of round and hollow type diameter 1 to 1-I. FUEL SYST TEST AND REPAIR EQUIJPi=T 135 1 set Special carburettor tools and gauges-set or sets for various carburettors in use. 136 1 Diesel injector tester - with fuel tank, filter, micrometer regulator valve and pressure gauge reading from 0 to 5,000 psi, supplied with adaptors to handle all types of injectors in use, for bench mounting. ECRICAL SYSMA TST AND bUINTMANCE EQM T 137 1 Igaition timing light - preferably of the transformer type, with spark plug and battery leads and clips, supplied with two replacement flash bulbs. 138 1 Ampere, volt, resistance test unit - combination type, portable, adjustable for readings of minus 5 to plus 65 amp., 0.-4; 0-10; 0-16; 0-50 volts, and 0-10; 0-100; 0-1,000; 0-10,000 ohms, with built-in resistor taps of Y4-, 3/4-, li-ohm resistance; for testing all types of voltage regulators and generators. 139 1 Cotd.enser tester - to test capacity,series resistance insulation and leakage, with selector switches, portable type, preferably battery-operated, 140 1 Ignition cQil tester - portable, battery-operated, to test magneto coils and 6- and 12-volt battery ignition c.ils.

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voltage testing type, 141 1 Voltmeter - individual cell meter with center 0 pointer to read up to 3 volts in 0.2 divisions, equipped with high-discharge rate shunt. Battery filler - for distilled water and/or acid solution:

142 1 Rubber bulb and igbe type; type with connections 143 1 Rubber or plastic bottle for battery filling. 6- or 12- volt 144 1 Battery carrying strap - for batteries.

145 1 Battery terminal puller. 146 1 -Battery pole and cable end spreading and cleaning tool series metal 147 1 Battery charger - slow charging, rectifier type, with adjustable amperage control, minimum capacity 6-volt batteries; for operation on alternating current. type for use 148 1 Battery charger -. motor generator where only direct current supply is available, capacity 300 to 1 ,000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. .149 1 Battery charger - engine generator type for use where no electric supply is available$ cutput 300 to 1 ,000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. 150 1 Spark plug cleaning and testint unit - consisting of: sand blast type cleaner, with adaptors to suit spark plugs of equipment in use; compressed air testing unit with sparking coil and pressure gauge battery operated, suitable for use up to 120-lb, air pressure. and adjustment tool. 151 1 Spark plug gap-gauge-testing 152 1 Hydrometer - automotive battery testing type, bulb stem, graduated to read specific gravities from 1.16 to 1.32 in graduations of 0.005; built-in thermometer type not required., … j Code No.: 2.07.2 IIT

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down a second angle iron (approximately 3/161, x 21, x 21 x 10 ft), thereby forming a, simple sheet-me-tal bending fixthtr,e. Bench stands or legs may be made of timber, angle iron or pipes suitably braced forrigidity. 162 2 Vice Mechanic's bench type, siiivel base? cast steel body, steel beam, machine--threaded steel screw, replaceable Lcxuarled steel jaw faces, jaw width 511- ressed ai: eauiDient )I c on p -e with tank, 163 1 Air compressor (medi-on let motor, automatic controls, pressure gauge, unloading and pressure relief valves: Compressor - two stage capacity: min. 15 ofnii working pressure: min. 150 Psi- . Tank - high-pressure type with drain valve and air outlet connections, capacity: min. 30 Imp. gal. Motor - 3 h.p. 164 1 Air pressure hose, Y411 or 311611 inside "bore; minimum working pressure: 2DO psi. - 23-ft. lemgtz,,-? 165 1 set High-pressure hose clamps (12 Der 100 ft. of hose), 166 1 Air-line quick couplers, male type with adaptor for fitting to Y411 bore pressure hose. 167 1 Air-line quick coupler S, female type with A" pipe thread adaptor. 168 1 Air chuck (for tia e inflation), with pressure hose adaptor, 169 Oil spray gun, long nozzle type, 1 quart capacity, 170 Dusting gan (blow gun), short nozzle type with control valve and adaptor for Yv 'bore pressure hose. Code No.: 2.07. HT

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171 1 Mobile ga-ntries(A frames), height, 10-ft Spma, minimum 10-ft. crossbeam "1I" beam type, crossbeam equipped with trolley and hook for attachment of chain hoists; gnntry mounted on larde steel castor-type rollers7 capacity: 5 tons. 172 1 Chain hoist (gered) - capacity: 3 tons. 173 1 Roller floor jack, hydraulic, high-lift type (maximum lift approximately 36"). Capacity: 2- tons, Jack, door type, hydraulic with built-in pump and reservoir, lift minimum 6" with minism 6, hand- extension, double run type preferred. 174 1 Capacity, 3 tons. 175 1 Capacity, 5 tons. 176 2 Jack, floor, mechanical screw type, body malleable cast iron, screw and head mild steel, fitted with double ratchet handle, short life type. Capacity, 5 tons. 177 2 Axel stand, made from steel angles and/or pipe "V" haped saddle rest, adjustable height. Capacity, 5 tons, adjustable from approximately 2)" to 30" height. Chains (for lifting or towing), butt-welded steel links, zinc p2ated, rust-resisting surface, equipped with drop forged steel grab hook on one end and slip hook on the other, length 12 'to 14 ft.: 178 1 Link diameter, 3/8"1. 179 1 Link diameter, 12". 180 1 Link diameter, 5/8". 181 1 Lashing chain, butt-welded steel links, zinc plated rust-resisting finish, equipped with drop forged steel gra'o hook on one end and slip hook on -Xe other, length approximately 25 ft,: Link size, 3/8. Code No.: 2.07.2 HT . Page 17 of 18 Item Nom Number Readired Deescri tion

Chain tighteners (load binders): 182 1 For use with Y4 to 3/8" chain. 183 1 For use with 5/16 to YZ2 chain.

C4~eiuimen_(fr machines and. par' a 184 1 Paraffin parts cleaning tank, with stand. Tank may be made fiom 40-gal. oil barrel out in half longitudinally. To be equipped with rigid grid in tank covered with wire mesh .to prevent parts from falling to the bottom of the tank. Preferably equipped with hand-pump and inlet connections and flexible hose and nozzle for pumnping cleaning fluid over parts.

Lubri6atimia;hd'fuel-handl* -- equipm6At 185 1 Grease pump, high-pressure bucket type: with clamp or cover for mounting on standard 25-lb grease cans; minimum 5,000 lb. pressure; with 5-ft high-pressure grease hose and coupler* 186 2 Grease gun, hand-.lever type; 1 6 -oz capacity; minimunm 5,000 psi. working pressure; retracting handle; loose follower plate, spring actuated; approximately 8" lance and coupler. 187 1 Gear oil pump, hand-operated; fitted to cover suitable for mounting on standard 100- to 120-1b oil barrels; with 5-ft low-pressure hose with curved metal delivery nozzle; preferably with metering device; 2 wheeled truck or roller base to fit barrels being used, 188 1 Lubricating oil pump, hand-operated, bung-hole type; with threaded adaptor to allow mounting in large bung hole of standard 400-lb. oil drums; curved delivery spout; with or without totalizing meter, as required. 189 1 Suotion oil gun (for filling steering boxes, etc.), 16-oz. capacity; with rigid angular 12" delivery nozzle, 190 2 Oil can, pump type; capacity, 1 pt. with 9" angle spout,

191 1 Oil can, regular spring bottom type; capacity Y2 pt. U Code No.: 2.07.2 Pai3e 18 of 18 ItemNo:Number RequirdjZ2 esroto

192 1 Oil. measures2 conical type; one each of 1-Pt., 1-qt. and 1-Eal. capacity, respectively, 193 1 Puel transfer pumps, hand-operated; binghole type with threaded adaptor to allow mounting in large bung hole of 45-gal. (Imp.) drum; pump of piston, vane or gear type; fitted with approximately 10 ft. of petrol2 resistant delivery hose with non-sparking, nondrip delivery nozzle; covered nozzle holder to be built into pump frame, provi'; for locking operating handle. 194 1 Fire extinguisher - foam 195 1 Fire extinguisher - carbon dioxide 196 1 Fire extinguisher - water filled 197 1 First aid kit 198 1 Visual aids (Refer to suib-area 2.61 Items 16-27) 199 -Miscellaneous sundries 200 Consumable stores 201 Spares

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SUB-A1qEA* Soil and water Level: HIGHER TECHNICAL AGRICULTURAL MECHANIZATION TRAINING PROC29M Pur-Dose: To ena1le students to acquire a more advanced undei- standing of soil and water, hy0rology, water conservationg irrigation. Number of students: Note: W The training programme at this Higher Technical level requires the following equipment in addiLion to that listed in Main Area 2.6; sub-area, 2.66, Trrigation and Draina ge - (ii) Refer also to the following sub-areas: 2.01.53, Soil physics (Technical and Higher Technical) 2.02.1 Land clearing, farming and cultivations 2.15-1 Meteorology

Item No. No. Li Eed Descri-ption 1 1 Pump Impeller Display panel Consisting of four impellers: Low Ns centr'"Iugal; High Ns centrifugal; Medium Ns mixed flow; High Ns axial flow. 2 1 Flou channel; self-contained water rectecu- lating unit, complete with accessories; electrically operated. 3 1 Hydra!:,lics bench, self-contai-ned water recirculating unit: including the followimg apparatus: orifice flow meter; venturi meter; flo- ,--over a notch meter; pipe friction apparatus with header tah z and oolumn; jbt impact apparatus; flow measuring meter; pipe bend loss apparatus; complete with Bo=don tube pressure gauge and neoessaxy accessories. Electrically powered, 4 Venturi meter (75 mm); transparent plexiglass with pressure points suitable for nylon pipe; complete with a set of izyter-oonnected nylon tubes, isolation cocks and air bleed valves. Code No.: 2.07.4 HT Page 2 of 2

Item No. No. recuired DescriOtion water 5 1 Water level indicator; to measure depths up to 150 m- Complete with carrying case7 mounting blocks and pads. 6 2 sets Irrigrtion water meter, for open channel application; set of three (Kent meters) Size Rate of flow 4" 0.0893 to 1.0290 cusec 5" 0.1118 to 1.6520 cusec 6" 0,1340 to 2.2350 cusec

7 Miscellaneous sundries. 8 Consumable stores. 9 Spares.

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SUB-AREA: Mechanical drawing

Level: 1IGER TECUICAL - Basic list (Agricultural Mechanisation training programme)

Puroose : To train students in the correct use of drawing instruments and equipment; geometrical construction; types of lines and their use; projection methods, isometric, orthographic; sections; conventions; lettering and dimensions, scales; introduction to elementary building and construction plans.

Number of students: 10

Note: i) The ten drawing -tables can be utilized by successive groups of ten students during a week.

Item Number Description No. M~Iired

1 10 Drawing tablev lenCth 90 cm, width 60 cm, height 75 cm; top permanently fixed at 7 angle; complete with pencil ledge and drauer

2 10 Drawing board. size 50 cm x 66 cm

3 20 sets Kechanical drawing pencils, from B to 3H hardness (2 sets per student place) 4 10 sets Drawixg instruments:.set, including: Bow pencil (compass) 6 cm arms Bow pen (compass) 6 cm arns Bow divider, 6 cm arms Divider, 12.5 cm arms Compass, 12.5 cm arms, 7.5 cm extension, with interchangeable pencil and pen tips Ink pens (2) with line width adjustment

5 2 sets Pen set, e.g. Rapidomat 6 10 Scale - architects, scale 30 cm long 7 10 Scale - nechanical engineer's, 30 cm long 8 10 Scale - civil enginee2's, 30 cm long 9 10 Triangle - 25 ca, 300 and 600 10 10 TrianEle - 20 c, 450 11 10 Protractor, sei-circulnz, base 10 cm, lodivisions 12 5 French curves 13 5 Ramshorn curve Code No. 2.07.5,HT Page 2 of 2

Item Number Descri2tion No. recuired 14 10 T-square, length 90 cm 15 10 Lettering instrument 16 10 Erasing shield with 20 openings 17 1 Planimeter, polar type, metric with adjustable tracing arm, magnifying lens with reference point, zero resetting + 2/10,000 mm2 calibration edge 18 1 Pantograph, 75 cm, metal, spirit level in box 19 Miscellaneous sundries 20 Consumable stores (e.g. art gum eraser, red rubber eraser, drafting tape, drawing paper) 21 Spares Code No.: 2.08

MAIN AREA: FARM BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Code No.: 2.08

Level: 11IGHER TECHNICAL

Objective: To enable the stv..ent to acquire a sound knowledge of farm planning, organization and business menagement in addition to agriculture, animal husbandry, farm machinery, agricultural economics and marketing and thus to qualify 2 various appointments such as, Agriculture and Farm Management Extension Officer, Farm manager, Loans offic.: Farm economics teacher at a technical level training institution.

Number of students: 20 For much of the time students may work in small groups or syndicates and for particular areas of study they will be required to work individually.

Note i) Programmes of study in Farm Business Management (or Farm Management) at the Higher Technical level may, commonly, be of two sorts. In the first the subject constitutes a part of a 3-year training programme which also includes the basic and applied sciences, economics and agricultur marketing, the principles and practices of agriculture livestock husbandry and farm machinery. In the second, Farm Business Management (or Fam Management) is studied as a post-graduate or post-higher technical level qualif` cation in attraining programme usually of one year's duration.

Curric ulum Outline In addition to production economics, economic developmen, price theory, marketing and policies and farming systemE the areas of study are:

Principles of farm planning and budgetary; Selection and combination of farm enterprises; Value of farm records for budgeting; Planning techniques; Budgeting including farm reorganization and farm planning; Programme planning; Farm enterprise studies; Performance measures; Collection and analyses of farm management data; Agricultural business management; Office management; Work study; Farm -ecords, costings and accounting documents and procedures; Code No.: 2.08.1

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Item Number Description RequiredLo.

1 10 Stop watch, main dial 0-60 x 0.2 secs, subsidiary dial 0-60 x 1 mm.

2 10 Clicker counter.

3 10 Slide rule, double si.ded, length 250 mm for advanced use.

4 10 . Tape measure,..100 ft. *(30 m) cloth, marked in cm

5 20 Pocket electronic calculator, battery operated.

6 2 Desk calculator, electronic, rinting type, mains operated (Cariola MP1000 or equivalent).

7 20 Clip board. .8 1 Camera, 35 mm, single reflex, 50 mm lens, with case and tripod., (Drawing instruments- fo' drawing plans of farms, building layouts, etc.). 9 20 Ruler, 30 cm, calibra ed in mm, cm, woodd

10 20 Triangle 3 00-600, 12 in. side

11 20 Triangle 450, 10 in. side

12 20 T square, student, 30 in.

13 20 Divider (bow) 6 cm arm.

14 20 Divider 12.5 cm arm.

15 20 Compass, pencil type, arc pointer sets radii, span approx. 15 cm.

16 20 Protractor, semi-aircular, base 9-10 cm, 180* calibrated in degrees, plastic.

17 20 Drawing pencils - set of

18 4 Pen set e.g. Rapidomat or equivalent.

19 20 Drawing board - students, 24 1/2" x 20 ". Code No.: 2.08.1

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Item N'1umber Descri-tion No. Reauired

Office equipment, necessary for example in the production by students of farm assessment reports, farm accounts and budgets, farm reorganization plans, project reports, etc.:

20 2 Typewriter, manual, 12 pitch, 13" carriage.

21 1 Typewriter, manual, 12 pitch, 18" carriage.

22 1 Spirit duplicator, manual, recirculating fluid supply systezv 250 sheet paper table capacity, 3-digit copy counter.

23 10 Copy holder, plastic, 12 x 22 (approx. 30 x 36 cm).

24 1 Copier, e.g. Rex-rotary or equivalent, electric.

25 2 Filing cabinet, steel,.four full-suspension drawers.

26 - Miscellaneous sundries.

27 - Consumable stores.

28 Spares. Code No.: 2.09 Page 1 of 2

MAIN AREA: HMIE ECONOMICS FOR RURAL DEVELOPMET Code No.: 2.09 Level: TEUICAL - Basic list Objectives: The general objectives of this training programe are:

To enable community-based rural workers to acquire

(i) Competencies in order to effectively educate individuals, families and groups to improve the quality of life through development and better use of resources;

(ii) Specific understanding of the concepts and processes of rural development and the association of the family with this process; and

(iii) Skills in planning and carrying out training schemes and action programmes at the v,llage level.

Curriculum Home Economics Programme Development: (and sub-areas) (for the equipment required refer to Main Area: 2.01.4 Extension, Audio-visual aids, Development Support Communications) Family Development and Health: (including family planning): Sub-area: 2.09.1 Family Resource Development and Management (including population education):. Sub-area: .2.09.2 Food for the Rural Family: (including nutrition and consumer education) Sub-area: 2.09.3 Code No,.,: 2.O9. Page 2 of 2

Refer also to: Main area: 2.01 Sub-area: 2.01.61 Biochemistry Main area* 2.01.1 Sub-area- 2.11.1 Nutrition 2.11.2 Food Science Eome food production: Refer to the following main and sub-areas: Main area: 2.02 Field crop production and soil management Sub-areas: 2.02.1 to 2.02.7 Main area: 2.04 Animal husbandry Sub-areas: 2.04.1 to 2.04.8 Main area: 2.06 PYrm power, workshop, rural structures, etc. Sub-area: 2.06.1 Farm power " a 2.06.5 Rural structures * 2: 2.06.6 Irrigation and drainage Main area: 2.12 Fisheries Sub-area: 2.12.1 ishpond culture and management Iousehold Enterprises (including marketing and cooperatives): Sub-area: 2.09.4 Rnral housing and the environment Refer to: Main area: 2.06 Far power,-workshop, rural structures, etc. Sub-area: a 2.06.3 Carpentry n* : 2.06.4.Metalwork * * : :s 2.06.5 Rural structures Duration of Training The training period will cover,two academic years including eight weeks practical. In some instances the training will be at a higher techni.al level and cover three academic years. Code No. 2.09.1 TB pa,ge: 1 of 3

SUB-AREA: Family Development and Health (includinL Family Plnning)

Level: TECHNTICAL -Basic list

PuMqoe To ena.le stu'ents to:

(i) iaentify the roles of memb'ers of a rural family and the changes therein accompanying environmental changes;

(ii) gain basic knowledge of marria.e and family laws;

(iii) associate the physioloay of human reproduction with various means of contraception;

(iv) describe the stages of foetal and child development and the requirements for each stage;

(v) identify bases and recommende- practices of maternal care (pre-natal and post-natal);

(vi) acquire skills in first aid and the care of the child and the sick;

(vii) plan activities for a child care centre.

Number of students: See note at each sub-section of this sub-area. Llefer also: Sub-area. 2.02.7 Horticulture Sub-area. 2.06.3 Carpentry Sub-arew 2.11.1 Nutrition

Item No. No. required Description Ei92pk2 88p1,, (This equipment. is for a class of 2D to 30 3tudents) 1 1 Anatocical teaching set (human roproduction) - male

2 1 Anatomical teaching set (hum.n reproduction) - female 3 - Charts - anatomia. and human reproduction 4 Films - human reproduction 5 Films - human preLn,-ncy

C:ill Develo-ment and Day Care Centre (2D children and 5 students7 (The numier of each of the various sorts of toys to be sufficient for 20 children in four groups). 6 - Indoor toys (puzzles, house plL-y, blocks)

7 - Out.oor play equipment (see-s.-:v -nd balances, climber, suinrs, =xdenint, water ploy, sandiboi,. Iost of these of loc.l constraction/purchase)

8 - Miusical instruments (maily lool) 9D Glas-cs (of :': suit do loc-lly avrile.bli t,pe) Code Nov 2.09X1TB p---e: 2 of 3 Item • o Do. reqired~ Dcrcpion~

10 2 Zaucers (of -zny suit.-le loczlly -.v:»il.ble type) 11 Pl.tes (of' ny suit:'ale loca11y wv-il%ble type) 12 20 Sroos (of crg suit-rzy lace.ily avr.ilable type) 13 20 Forks (of -ny si±tlo .loc,.lly vci1a1ie type) 14 2D Knives (of ny suitabLe locc11y ,v-ilcletype) 15 2 Pitcher (ju2) (of r.uy ouittle locclly .vilable type) 16 2 Jowl (of crny suit-le loc1lly ,vzil.lle type) 17 5 Plntter (of cny suit-ale lor.ly availzble type) 18 1 Socpdish 19 4. lter contc-iner ech r.pprox. O Er.llons (18D 1) (loocl). to Catch rair::ter 20 1 U.ter colour stAnd. (locc1) 21 5 itkit 22 5 Pru.ir; 1 niffe 23 1 Stove (solid fuel) - loc,1 type prefernbly 24 11lick (or chzlk) acrd (,xcll type) 25 1 set C.rpentr, tools, mizn.ture sizes for use by children 26 1 Cool'i cox prox. 5 cu.ft- (150 1) 27 1 dfriGer-tor, praffin (tcosene) or electricity approx. 5 cu.ft- (150 1)

4izst Aid r-id Baby Caro(Prim".ily for demonstration 'puroo_) 28 1 bor.le, infc-nt, .voirdupoids, 30 Ib x oz (See l'ote (ii))- 29 1· Sc:.e, infnt, metrie, 16 1- x 20 Zrz= (See Note (ii)) 30 1 Doll, ne-Aborn 31 1 Baby, model, -,e 3 months (610 mm) 32 1 Dn.th tu-, £by, 25 1 polyther.e, enmel or ,luminium 33 i P.il, polythenë, 10 L. 34 1 P il, diapc= 35 1P,r iith lia cr.d r%., 6 cr (71 .) 36 6 Nr:ery bottie i rippes 37 1 3o, y' (loc-1) 38 1 Pzd or me:.ttress uita cover (loc,.i) Code No. 2.09.1 TB page : 3 of3 Item No.. ITo. required Description 39 1 set Bowl, mixing, wood/plastic/stainless, set of four 40 1 Fork, table, stainless steel 41 1 Knife, tea, large, stainless steel 42 1 Spoon, tea, lar-e, stainless steel 43 1 Mug, drinking, approx. 350 ml. 44 1 Strainer, pur6e, 180-200 mm diameter, stainless steel 45 1 Family first aid kit in carrying case 46 1 Scissors, safety, approx. length 125 mm 47 1 Forceps, splinter and epilation, approx. length 90 mm, oblique

48 1 Tourniquet, gum rubber, approx. length 210 mm 49 - Miscellaneous sundries. Various pots and pans; ladles, pencil sharpeners, needles, cleaning brushes, cans or plastic containers various sizes, various plant pots and seed boxes 50 Consumable stores 51 Spares

Note (i) The day care centre to be furnished with the following items: food cupboard, shelving, charcoal/wood storage cabinet, preparation table, 5 small tables and 20 small chairs for the children, 2 small sinks (children height), 2 toilet bowls (children), 2 water closets. Note(ii) The scales (items 28, 29) should not be purchased especially for the women's progrwnme but should be used, preferably, in a clinic or community centre Code No.: 2.09.2 TB Page lof 3.

B-4M.A Pamily Resources Development and Management (Inhluding population education) Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purposes: To enable students to: (i) identify the basic needs of rural families and their costs; (ii) identify and list sources, amount and flow of income; (iii) identify ways of augmenting income and improving skills of family members; (iv) prepare a plan of resource use in relation to income flows budget, flow of expenditure; (v) select home and farm goods and tools in the market; (vi) select, construct and care for the family clothing; (vii) organize and simplify work in the home and on the farm; (viii) calculate and record the cost requirements of household and farm enterprises in relation to home needs.

Number of Studentat 2D (working in five groups each of 4 students) Note: The equipment listed below related only to purpose (vi) above. The remaining purposes are attained by lectures, seminars, discussions and visits to families. Use will be made of audio-visual aids.

Item No.: Number Required Description 1 5 Work table, 421x6O"x29j1; (cm 106x152x74); with with 4 tote drawers 1local) 2 1 Cutting table, demonstration unit, drawers, 3'x61 (91 x 183 cm), wood, hard finish 3 30 Chair, (use at tables and sewing machines) 4 5 Sewing machine, treadle operated, complete with accessories (e.-:, Singer) OR 5 5 Sewing machine, portable, hand operated, complete with accessories (e.. Singer) 6 5 Carrying case. for sewing machines Code No.: 2.09.2 T Page 2 o

Item No.: Number Recuired Descrition

7 - 12 doz. Bobbins, machina 8 1 Mirror stand and mirrort adjustable side 9 1 . Mirror, full length, 3 way 10 1 Screen, folding, 3 or 4 panel 11 5 Ironing board, metal, adjustable (local) 12 5 Pad, ironing board (local) 13 10 Cover, ironing board (local) 14 5 Iron, steam-dry, electric or charcoal 15 12 Tracing wheel, dressmaker, smooth edge 16 12 Scissors, dressmakers, 8-inch (20 cm) T7 6 Scissors, buttonhole 18 1 Pinking shears 19 24 Pin chshion, wrist type 20 1.2- Hem gage, metal, 6" (15 cm) 21 24 Tape measureq 60", (1.5 m), metal tip, cloth, numbered from each ed 22 10 Ripper 23 2 Yard'sticka 36n (I m itick) 24 2 Ruler, 12", (30-5 cm), metal edge 25 1 Display form, 1/2 figure 26 72 doz. Thimbles, plastic or metal, sizes 4,5 and 6 27 1 Towel dispamser 28 5 Tub, landry, double, stationary 29 1 Washer, clothes, 12 to 16 #ccpacity 30 5 Wash board 31 1 Garment rack, width 4", height 661 (1.22 m width 1.67 m high) 32 2 Clothes hasper, any type (local) 33 1 Clothes basket, 18" diam. (46 om) (local) 34 2 Basin, plastic/metal/wood, 12 qt. Code No.: 2.09.2 TB Page 3 of 3.

Item No.: Number Reuired Description

35 2 Basin, plastic/metal/wood, 22qt. 36 2 Bucket, plastio/metal/wood, 5 gal- 37 - Miscellaneous sundries: various brushes and brooms (local); dust pans (local); clothes lines (local); clothes pins (local); scissor/knife sharpener 38 Consummable stores: for example, soaps; soap powdery detergents; cottons 39 Spares

Note: In addition to normal teaching room furniture and equipment such as chalkboard, bulletin board, filing cabinet (drawer), and book shelves, the following items are necessary: 2. Clothing storage wooden cabinets 1. Storage cabinet, with lock, shelves, drawers, approx. 42" x 48" 1 1. Cabinet, counter, wood, with shelves and drawers, waterproof surface, 41 width 1. Cabinet, (for cleaning materials) Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 1 of 5

SUB-AREA: Food for the rural famil,,'

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

PUZposes: To enable students to:-

(i) classify the foods available (produced, purchased, etc) according to the predominant nutrients they supply;

(ii) manage the available foods without loss, (including household -processing, preservation and storage);

(iii) plan and prepare meals appropriate to the varying needs of family members and with special attention to vulnerable groups;

(iv) identify signs of good nutritional status;

(v) understand the relationship between good nutritional status and inter-frimily distribution of food, family size and food customs.

Ntiber of Students: 20 (students to work in 5 groups of 4 students each)

Note: Refer also to: Main aren: 2.01 Basic and Applied Sciences Sub-area: 2.01.61 Biochemistry Main area: 2.01.1 Nutrition and Food Science Sub-areao 2.11.1 Nutrition : 2.11.2 Food Science

Item Number Descriotion o- Reuired

1 5 Cooking stove, kerocone, two burner, non-pressure, table model. 2 5 Baking oven, portable, single burner, 300 x 300 x 300 mm, for use as sole or auxiliary top-of-burner oven. 3 5 Board-chopping (local) 4 5 sets Bo1l, mixing, pyrex, sat of 4 5 5 Bowl, servinG/storrge, aluminium, .ith cover, capacity

6 5 sets Sugar ;nd creamer set, pottery (local) or 7 5 sets Bowl, sugar and creamer set, mclamine, creamer of 280 ml Code No: 2.094-3 TB Page 2 of 5

Item Nmber DescriDtion No, Reauired

8 5 Casserole, pyrex, with cover, capacity 2+ 1.

9 5 sets Cbopsticks, set.

10 5 Sieve (local).

or 11 5 Colnder/strainer, aluminium, capacity 3 1.

12 100 Jar, utility, glass, 250 ml, or 500 ml or 1 litre.

13 5 Couscoussier, local model, for cooking rice.

14 5 Measuring cup, 500 ml/l6 oz, heat resistant.

15 5 sets Cup and Saucer (220 ml cup), melamine, assorted. colours (set of 4),

16 5 sets Cutlery (bableware), stainless steel, set of 4 pieces, 1 each of fork, knife, teaspoon, and table spoon.

17 5 F=nel, alminium, 8 oz, for preserving jars.

18 5 Fork, pot, stainless steel, 320 mm long,

19 5 NaC, drinking, tumbler type, approx, 350 ml.

20 5 Grater/Shredder, stainless steel, 4-sided (coarse to fine), 21 5 Tea kettle (local). or 22 5 Tea kettle, 3 litre capacity, aluminium.

23 5 Khife, kitchen paring, 75 mm stainless steel blade

24 5 Knife, kitchen utility, plain edge, 150 mm stainless steel blade.

25 5 Knife, bread, serrated 200 mm stainless steel blade.

26 5 Potato peeler, black oxidized steel blade.

27 5 ladle, kitchen, stainless steel, 180 ml bowl.

28 5 Mortar and pestle or grindstone for grinding spices (local).

29 5 Pan, baking and roasting, 410 x 250 x 60 mm deep, sta4mless slee2 Code No: 3.09.3 TB Page3of5

Item Number Description No, Reired

30 5 Pan,. frying, 250 mm diameter, aluminium. concave 31 5 Pa ("Chinese wok"), round or oval, slightly (local).

32 5 Pan, baking, bread loaf, 240 x 120 x 70 mm, aluminiume 210 mm diameter x 33 5 Pan, baking, cake, round, aluminium, 80 mm deep.

34 5 Pan, dish washing, 12 litre capacity, polyethylene.

35 5 Pitoher, polyethylene, 3 litre capacity. 4)0 36 5 sets Plate, bread and butter, heavy duty melamine (set of

37 5 sets Plate, dinner, 230 mm diameter, heavy duty melamine (set of 4). o,: 38 5 sets Plate, soup, 250 mm diameter, heavy duty melamine (set

39 5 Coffee pot (local).

40 5 Teapot (local). mm 41 5 Pot, cooking (saucepan), 4 litre capacity, 220 diameter, stainless steel, with lid. mm 42 5 Pot, cooking (saucepan), 2.5 litre capacity, 180 diameter, stainless steel, with lid. or

43 5 Cooking pot. made locally. with 44 5 Pot, stock, 15 litre capacity, stainless steel, aluminium-o'lad bottom.

45 5 Scale, household, utility, metric, 10 kg x 50 g. or 46 5 Scale, household, utility, avoirdupois, 25 lb x 1 oz,

47 5 Sieve or sifter (narrow-weave basketry) (local). or 48 5 Sifter, flour, 5-cup capacity, aluminium.

49 5 Spatula, kitchen, broad flat blade, 290 mm long. Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 4 of 5

Item 17ub er Des cri3tion Zo. Reauired

50 5 spoon, basting/cooking, solid bowl, stainless steel, 380 m longe

51 -sets Spnon, table (serving), stainless steel, (set of 4),

52 5 sets Spoon, measuring (set of 4).

53 5 Squeezer, fruit juice, one-piece, polyethylene, 54 5 Strainer, puree, 180-200 am diameter, stainless steel. 55 10 Serving tray, wooden or basketry (local). or 56 10 TrW, cafeteria type, 350 x 450 mm, fiberglass

57 5 Ytchen scissors, nickel plated, 20 am overall

58 5 sets Platter for serving food, heavy duty melamine or wooden, 30-40 cm long (set of 4),

59 5 Snip, tinner's "duck bill", 200 m/8" long, 50 m/2" =t, 60 2 Relrigerator, kerosene or electricity, 11 =n t, r0-300 1) 61 5 MIll, hnd operated (for spices).

62 10 X2ife, paring, (for salting work).

63 5 Containers, canacity approx, 15 gallons (68-70 1) for salting (local .

64 5 Vat, with cover, wood or stainless steel (for wet salting).

65 5 Dry salting box,- with vents (local),

66 1 Smoke pot with cover (local) (for smoking small quantities),

67 Miscellaneous sundries: Table covers, plastic or fabric, can/bottle openers; wood spoons; thin gauge sheet metal for rodent baffles; mosquito other netting; local type vessels/containers for handling, cleaning, storing food; polythene bags (various sizes).

68 Consumable stcres. Insecticides, pesticides, salts for salting produce, fuel for smoking prodnce; cooking materials, kerosene, chalks, soaps, soap powders, i9tergents. Code No: 2.09.3 TB Page 5 of 5

Item Number Description NO, Required

69 Spares.

Note: In addition to the usual teaching workshop "furniture", e.g. chalk boards, filing cabinets, etc., the following specific items are required:

food cupboards, open andscreened (local oonstruction) drying sheds, with racks and poles (pre-smoking store (local construction); smoke houses, with tray (for smoking large quantities (local construction). Vocational Levels of Training Code No.s 2.05.6 VOC Page 1 of 5

MAIN ARFAs ANIMAL HEALTH

Level.- VOCATIONAL TRAINING OF VACCINATORS FOR FIED SRVICE

Purposes The equipment list indicates the requirements for the training of vacoinators during a period of 4 months. In addition to vaccinating livestock, these personnel carry out other tasks such as castration and taking blood,tissue, and other samples for laboratory or post mortem examinations.

Number of 20 Studentas: Note i) Vaccinators may be trained at Anifal Health Training Institutes or at the Veterinary Service Regional or Divisional HQ and laboratory;

ii) A large number of chemicals are required for a year's training (i.e. 3 courses). For information, they are listed in an appendix.

iii) A Field Vaccinator is frequently supplied with a 'kit' when appointed at the conclusion of training; its contents are listed for informationo

Item Number Noe 2d Descrition

A. Demonstration EuipMent

1 1 Balance, sliding weight, capacity 1,600 g. sensitive to 0.1 &

2 1 Centrifuge, eight places (common size tubes), swing out, minimum 3,000 G, with tachometer and timer.

3 1 Wterbatb, sta$nless steel, capacity 20 1. temperature range 20 - 60 C., with six racks and cover.

4 1 Incubator, temperature range 5 to 100 C., approximate internal dimensions 80 x 60 x 70 cm.

5 1 Autoclave, portable; electrically heated; stainless steel; internal dimensions diam. 75 cm, depth 46 cm.

6 1 Refrigerator, low temperature range -200 to -25 0 .0 capacity approximately 150 1.

7 2 Sterilising box for Petri dishes, stainless steel with removable rack to hold 10 dishes of up to 10 cm diam. Height 26 cm, diam. 12 cm. Code No.: 2,,05.6 VOG Page 2 of 5

Item Number Nos Required I)escription

8 1 Steriliser, hot air, electrically heated, thermostatically controlled up to 200C1 internal dimensions approximately 60 x 35 c 40 cm.

9 2 Enamel basin. 10 2 Enamel can.

11 4 Eamel rectangular tray.

12 1 set Post mortem instrument set.

13 2 Automatic tubercular syringea 14 10 if needle. 15 1 Pyrex flask 10 1.

B. Stident Use Equipment

16 3 Microscope, binocular, with four different objective lens and eye-pieces pair, 10 x and 15x, for use with voltage available. 17 3 Microscope lamp, low voltages and iris ditto -

18 10 packs Test tubes - pack of 72.

19 40 boxes Microscope slides - box of 100.

20 40 boxes Cover slips - box of 100.

21 50 Graduated conical test tube.

22 10 Graduated concave flask, 500 ml.

23 5 Measuring cylinder - 100 ml.

24 2 " " -500 Ml.

25 1 " 1,000O- mL.

26 20 setg Glass sWringe, set of 4 sizes: 5 ml; 10 ml; 20 ml; 50 ml. 27 100 Needle

28 200 Plastic syringe with needles, 10 ml.

29 200 Specimen bottle - 25 ml, screwcap. Code No.: 2.05.6 VOC Paw 3 of 5

Item N-umber No: ReqiAred D6scription

30 10 Plastic bottle with nozzle.

31 10 Glass bottle, 200 ml, stopperv

32 10 packs Rubber stoppers, pack of assorted sizes.

33 200 Petri dish, pyrex.

34 20 each size Pipette, I ml; 10 ml; 20 ml.

35 5 each size Beaker, glass, 50 ml; 100 ml; 250 ml; 600 ml.

36 20 Platinum wire holder.

37 10 Platinum wire unit of 100 mm.

38 10 Funnel

39 4 Sieve

40 10 Spatula

41 20 Spirit lamp

42 5 Bunsen burner

43 3 Thermometer, range 200 to 400C.

44 3 t " 10o to 10000C

45 10 Thermometer, clinical reading temperature of livestock.

46 5 Staining stand..

47 20 Staining trough.

48 10 Clamp (for glassware).

49 30 Forceps - dissecting.

50 30 Scalpel - for use with interchangeable blades.

51 100 lades - scalpel for item No. 50.

52 10 each size Scissors - large; medium; small. (20 20, 5 cm). Emasculator 53 4 (Burdizzo)castrator - cattle - 16" (40 cm).

54 2 - sheep, goats - 30 cm. Code No.:2.0o6 VOC Page 4 of 5

lem Number Noz ReSMred Deaription

55 2 Elastrator

56 2 packets Elastrator rings - packet of 100

57 20 Hand gloves - pair

58 20 Laboratory coat

59 20 Rubber boots (gtboots) pair 60 Yiscellaneous sundries

61 Consumable stores:

a) pE paper- filter paper; flashdry ink markers; cotton; adhesive metric tape.

b) a yearge supply of chemicals, stains and diagnostic reagents (see appendix). 62 Sparese

. FIEL VACCINATORS KIT

2 .Jerrycan for sterilised water, 1 Insulator box with compartments for syringes, cotton, scissors, disinfectants and test tubes.

2 Insulator box or ice chest for vaccine. 200 Needles for aubeataneous injection - short

50 Needles for intrtvenous injection - long 100 Needles for intramuseular Wjection - long 10 Thermometer

2 Pairs of scissors

2 Graduated flask (0 - 200 ml)

4 Plastic bottle for distilled water

2 Spirit lamp

I Stove - kerosene

2 Sterilising box - steel Code No.: 2.05.6 VOC Page 5 of 5

Item NL'amber 4 -e No. Required Description

2 Scalpel

2 Forceps

10 Syringes; 20 - 30 ml

5 Syringes - automatic

10 Test tubes

5 Specimen bottle

1 box Nicroscopic slide

5 Automatic tuberculin syringe for tuberculin test

1 BurdizXo castrator

1 Elastrator and rings

2 Blouse

2 Rubber boots (pair)

2 Gloves (pair)

1 Plastic raincoat

1 Nose ring

Ropes to control livestock

Conngmable. stores including the following: Lthyl alcohol; kerosene; tincture; sodium chloride; Nethylene blue; Giemsa stain; Formald; Potassium permanganate; Potassium bichromate; caustic soda; lime; cresyl; sodium citrate. code Nog 2.05.6 VOC. Page: 1lof 2 APPENDIX

List of chemicals, stains and diagnostic reagents, and approximate quantities of~ eachg required to train three courses, each of~ twentY students.

Boric Acid - 500 g Phenol disulphuric acid - 500 g Picrio acid - 500 g Ethyl alcohol 5

Methyl alcohol - 10 1

Alum (crude) - 500 g Formaldebyde 40%, W/V - 10 1 Potassium hydroxide - 2-5 kg Sodium hydroxide -1 1

.Hydrochloric acid - 500 cc Sodium carbonatey hydrated - 1 kg' Methylene blue -100 g

Potassium bromide - 500 g Sodium citrate - 50 g Calcium chloride, hydrated - 500 9 Sodium chloride - 3 kg Cresol - 10 1 Paraffin - 2.5 1 Glycerol - 2 1

Iodine crystals - 100 g Xutria-nt apr sterile - .1 bottles Nutrient broth, sterile - 10 bottles ,Potassium iodide - 500 g Silver nitrate - 500 g Marc=ry chloride - 250 9

Potassium perma.nganate - 500 9 Zinc oxide - 100 g Sodium salicylate - 500 g Copper sulphate - 500 g

Ma~gnesium sulphate, hydrated -3 kg

Iron sulphate - 500 g Code No- 2.056 VOC Page: 2 of 2

APPENMIX (continued)-

Vaseline - 500 g Sulphur - flowers of - 1 kg Aniline gentian violet - 20 g Giemsa stain 500 ml

Basic fuchsin - 25 g Carbol thzchsin - 25 g Sulphurio acid - 1 1 Potassium dichromate - 500 g Brucella antigen - fast - 50 g Brucella antigen - slow - 50 g Tuberculin, bovine - 100 ml Salmonella pullorum antigen - 20 ml PPLO antip-n - 20 ml Code No. 2.05.7 (Voi) Page 1 of 5

NM AREA: ANIMAL HEALTH:

Level 10OCATTONAL

TRAINIG OF ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATORS

The equipment list indicates the requirements for the training of artificial inseminators during a period of at least two months. Desirably, trainees should have completed grade 9 or 10 at school and some may have qualified previously as Animal Health Assistants.

Number of students: 6

Item Number Description No.: Reaaired

Basic Euipment for any species

1 200 Coverslips

2 6 Forceps, technicians (INV)

3 2 Head lampfor use with speculum

4 1 Microscope, objectives : 10, x 40, x 100 eyepieces x 5, x 10, x 15, with light source.

5 20 boxes Microscope slide, 76 x 26 x 1.0/1.2 mwmthick (30 er box)

6 1 Refrigerator, electric, capacity approx. 160 1 (not necessary if frozen semet used).

7 1 Spermotherm, with thermometer, 30-45oC reheostat etc complete

8 6 Scissors (to out straws) blunt points

9 6 Thermometer, clinical, short bulb

10 6 Thermometer, range- 20 to 4000

11 144 Test tube

12 2 Test tube rask Code No. 2.Q,5.7 VOP Page 2 of5

It em Number 3)escriDtion No.- recired

13 12 Vacuum flask, # 1, wide mouth, shock proof

14 1000 Gloves, plastic, long, 2 fingers

15 200 Protective apron

16 8 Apron, synthetic rubber

17 6 Rubber boots (local)

CATTLE EQUIP4NT

Fbr insemination onlyg not collection

18. 1 Table for training, using cow organs from abattoir, with plastic cover (local)

19 12 Glass speculum (for use with head lamp)

20 1 Liquid nitrogen field container, capacity approx. 18*5 1, holds 1,600 strawse Canisters and goblets included (only where liquid nitrogen is used). Items reciired for straw method

21 1200 Straws, medium or 22 1200 Straws, mini

23 1 kg Plastic powder

24 8 Pistolette for medium straw or 25 8 Pistolette for mini straw

26 1500 Sheath, medium or 27 1500 Sheath, mini

28 2 Rubber tube with filling nozzle and 3 slips

29 1 Vacuum pump (to fill staws with dye) Code No. 2.05.7 VOC Page 3 of 5

Item Number No, reauired Description

Items for use with ampoules, pellets or licuid semen

30 2000 Pipettes, insemination, plastic

31 12 Syringe, capacity 1 ml, plastic, resterilizable

1 m Tube, rubber, to connect syringe to pipette length 1 m

33 - Liquid nitrogen (where used) (local purchase)

34 Liauid semen SHEEP AND GOAT EfUIPMNT

(Note 1: since semen is not commonly available for sheep or goats from A,I. centres, simple collection equipment is included).

35 2 Artificial vagina, sheep/goat

36 10 Later liner

37 5 Latex collecting funnel 38 10 Semen collecting tube, capacity 15 ml, graduated

39 500 gm Dilutor (e.g. laiciphos 271). Note: the choice of which of the three following methods to use, and the inseminating instruments, depends on the equipment in use in the country. Code No. 2.05.7 V(YC Page 4 of 5 Item Number Iescritrion No. Reauired Method I 40 10 Speculum, glass, 10-15 cm x 1-2.5 cm for use with head lamp

41 20 Pippette, A.I. for sheep

Method II

42 2 Vagine speculum, perspex tube(24 x 2 cm), fitted to torch type battery ha=dle

43 - Batteries for item 2.(l8cal)

44 4 Pippette A.I. for sheep

Method III

45 2 Syringe, insemination, medium size for goats

46 2 Syringe, insemination, mini size for goats or sheep

47 1000 Sheaths, medium, for goats

48 1000 Sheaths, mini, for goats or ewes

49 1000 Straws, medium, for goats

o l000 Straws, mini, for goats or ewes

51 2 Vagine speculum, perspez, (24 x 2 cm) fitted to torch type battery handle or 52 10 Speculum,' glass, 10-15 em 'by"1-2-5 Cm, for use with head lamp Code No. 2.05.7 VOC Pace 5 of 5

Item Number :gescrition Noo Reguired

(Note: Insemination only - not collection - semen received ready for use)

53 15 Catheter, insemination, rubber, left screwing top

54 4 Semen bottle, plastic, capacity 200 ml, to fit item 53

55 1 Sterilising pan for items 53 and 54

56 200 Bags? plastic for items 53 and 54

57 1 Pan, boiling for items 53 and 54

58 Miscellaneous sundries

59 Consumable stores including for example: paper towels, petroleum jelly, dyes to use in practice straws, colour crayonse

60 Spares Code No.: 2.06.8 VOC

MAIN AREA: FARM POER, WORKSHOP PROCESSES AND PRACTICES

Code No.: 2.06.8 VOC

Level: VOCATIONAL: TRACTOR OPERATORS COURSE

Objectives: The tractor operator training programme will train trainees in the safe and efficient operation of a tractor with a limited number of items of field equipment and a trailer. The trainee will also be taught to perform daily, weekly and less frequent maintenance of the tractor and some minor adjustments and repairs.

Sub-Areas: 2.06.81 VOC Farm power

2.06.82 VnC 1-orkshop processes and practices Code No.: 2.06.81 VO, 2.06.82 VOC

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SUB-AREAS; 2.06.81 VOC Farm power

2.06.82 1OC Workshop processes and nractices Level: VOCATIONAL - TRACTOR PER.TORS

Pupose: Refer !1ain Area introductory page

Number of Students: One of each of the items numbers 1 to 13 and 39 to 45 are the requirements of the training institution. For items numbers 14 to 38 the numbers required refer to a student group of 10.

Note: Refer also to 2.06.2 Workshop Processes and Practices (Technical Level) 2.66.4 Metalwork.

Item No.: Number Re.i Description

1 1 Tractor: Petrol, maximum p.t.o hp - 35 to 45; to handle two bottom, mouldboard plough; live power take off; hydraulic operated three point hitch; category I; connections for remote hydraulic cylinder; with lights; with universal swinging drawbar.

2 1 Tractor Diesel - specification as (1) above

3 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled, maximum output hp 6; transmission 6 forward, 2 reverse, 2 tillage; auto hitch: (example Yanmar YO60, engine model number ES 60C)

4 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; two models, one maximum output hp. 13, the other 15.5; automatic clutch; transmission forward 6, reverse 2, tillage 3 (example Yanmar YZ12, engine models numbers ES 1300 and ES 1550)

5 1 Two bottom mould board plough; category I; three point hitch. (A disc plough may be substituted for the mouldboard plough)

6 1 Tandem disc harrow, category I, three point hitch Code No.: 2.06.81 !bC 2.06.82 VOC' Page 2 of 5

Item No.: Number R ire Descripti,on

7 1 Farm wagon, 4 wheels, with tyres

8 1 Trailer, 2 wheels, with tyres

(Items 5 - 8 cre for use with tractors 1 and 2 above)

9 1 One stage reversible plough (example Ycnmar AC-4)

10 1 Cultivator (example Yanmar AC-II)

11 1 Trailer (ezample Yanmar AC-16)

(Items 9 - 11 for use with tractor, item 3) 12 1 Mouldboard plough 10" (example Yanmar A10-15) 13 1 Rotary disc cultivator (ezample Yanmar A10-8)

(Items 12 - 13 for use with tractor, item 4)

14 2 sets Socket set j" diameter. Chrome-alloy steel Drive tools; ratchet reversible stad extractor speeder handle Convertor extension bar, short Y2 to 3/4" drive extension bar, long 3/4" to Y21 drive

15 2 sets sockets, st.ndard, 12 point. Nominal opening (nm) 10; 0l; 12; 13; 14; 15, 17; 19; 22; 24; 27; 30 T

Screwdriver set, forged chrome-alloy steel.

16 2 sets (a) Machinists with square shank. 31,de lfgZ; 4" width: S6" " " 5/16" . H 8" " " 3/8" 10" " Y

17 2 (b) Carburettor type with 1" blade length. Two sizes blade widths approximately Y4" and 37 Code No.:2.06.81 VOC 2.06.82 VOC Page 3 of 5

Item No.- I3unbr a--uire Deescription

18 2 sets Screwdriver set, forged chrome-alloy steel. Cross slot, Phillips head, four sizes, bit Nos: 1,2,3 and 4.

19 2 sets Sp=ners - open end, double end, 150, small set; short execution. Width across flats (mm) 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 17.

20 2 sets Spanners, double end, ring type, offset. Width across flats (mm) 19; 22; 24; 27

21 2 Slip joint pliers, approximately 6"

22 2 Adjustable wrench, approximately 10"

23 2 Ball peen hammer, 3/4 lb.

24 2 File, flat taper, second cut, approximately 121

25 2 sets Set of tapered punches, alloy steel, heat treated Stock Edge Length Solid taper 5/16181/ 4Y1 H Y2n11 5/161 6" 3/4" Y2" 8"

26 2 sets Set o .opldcecht6els-forgod% alloy stasl Stock Edge Length Fl.t type 3/8" 7/16" 5" H2" 9/16" 6" n " 5/8" 3/4" 7" " " 3/4" 7/8" 8"

27 2 Tyre pressure gauge - 20-120 lb

28 2 Grease gun, hand lever action, 16 oz capacity, minimum 500 psi working pressure, retracting handleg loose follower plate, spring activated 8" lance and couplero Code .o.: 2.06.81 VOC 2.06.82 v0 Page 4 of 5

Item No.: Nber Reixed Des

29 2 Hydraulic pump oil can, 23 cm spout, capacity 0.5 1 30 2 Hack saw frame, adjustable, solid pistol grip, to take blades 10" to 12 long, square blade holders and milled slots 31 2 each Hacksaw blades 121, 18, 24 and 32 teeth per inch 32 2 Vice grip wrench, 10' 33 2 sets Set hexagon hollow head spanners (Allen wrenches) Nominal opening (mm) 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 34 1 Large funnely 12" diameter top, double screen, suitable for filling tractor fuel tank 35 1 Small funnel suitable for filling bydraulic and transmission oil reservoirs 36 1 of each Spin type oil filter cartridge wrench - sizes to size match tractor oil filter on each tractor 37 1 Oil can pour spout to fit can with capacity approximately 1 1 38 1 of each Rheel lug nut wrench to fit each tractor size 39 1 Hydraulic jack, door type, built-in pump and reservoir, lift minimum 6", minimum hand extension 6" double run type, capacity 3 ton 40 1 As item 39, capacity i ton 41 1 Air compressor, 1 hp electric motor, maximum pressure approximately 175 lb; 2 cylinders, 2 stage, tank capacity approximately 270 1 42 1 Fire extinguisher: Carbondioxide type 43 1 Fire extinguisher for oil fires Code No.: 2.06.81 VOC 2.06.82 VOC Page 5 of 5 44 1 Fire extinguisher - dry type (all fires) 45 1 First .Aid kit 46 - Visual Aids Refer to Sub-area 2.06.1, Farm Power, technical list, items 16 to 27 Film strips: The tractor, daily maintenance of the wheeled tractor and periodic maintenance of the wheeled tractor (Food and Agricultural Organi- sation)

47 - Miscellaneous sundries 48 - Consumable stores 49 - Spare parts Code No.: 2.06.9 VOC

MAIN AREA: FARM POW and NACEINERY

Code No: 2.06.9 VOC

Level: VOCATIONAL - YAM-1 MACHINERY MECHANICS

Purpose: The purpose of this course, the duration of which is eight to twelve months, is to train farm machinery mechanics for employment by Government, the commercial and private sectors on large mechanized farms, experimental and research stations, agricultural colleges, machinery centres etc.

Sumary of Curriculum:

Workshop processes and practices including: lifting and moving equipment; machinery cleaning; lubrication and fuel handling; welding; soldering and brazing. Engine testing and overhauling: Piston and cylinder servicing; Valve servicing; Fuel system testing and repairing ; Electrical system testing and maintenance. Clutch and brake servicing. Tyre servicing and repair

Sub-Areas: 2.06.91 VOC Farm Power 2.06.92 VOC Workshop processes and practices

Note: Refer to sub-area 2.06.4 Metalwork cr welding, soldering and brazing equipment. Code No.: 2.06.91 VOC Page: 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Farm Power and machinery

Level: VOCATIONAL - FAM MACHINERY M CHAICS

PEmose: To train future farm machinery mechanics in the servicing and maintenance of farm tractors and in the proper use of all the tools and equipment required.

Number of students: 10

Note: Refer also to 2.06.2 VOC Workshop Processes and Practices and 2.06.6 Metalwork.

Item No: Number re- DeR12LoM

1 1 Tractor, rubber tyres; petrol; maximum PTO hP 35 t< 45; live power take off; hydraulic operated three point hitch; universal swinging drawbar;. lights.

2 1 Tractor, diesel, remaining specifications same as item 1.

3 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cycle, water cooled; maximum output hp 6; transmission 6 forward, 2 reverse, 2 tillage; auto hitch: (example Yanmar YC60, engine model ES 600)

4 1 Tractor, diesel, 4 cy.le, water cooled; two models, one maximum output hp 13, the other 15-5; automatic clutch; transmission forward 6, reverse 2, tillage 3 (example YAMAR YZ12, engine models number ES 1300 and ES 155c). (Field equipment for use with these tractors is listed in 2.2 Field Crop Production).

5 1 Portable hydraulic dynamometer for tractor testing, capacity approximately 140 hp at 540 rpm. ,and 200 hp at 1000 rpm. complete with standaxd accessories, 4.00x12 - 4 ply tyres, 6 x6 and 6x21 spline couplings and high speed shaft. Code No: 2.06'.91 VOC Page: 2 of 2 -Item No; Number re- DescriDtion saizd

6 1 Oil power hydraulics bench; self contained unit providing controlled oil supplyq including hydraulic ram, and gear pump/gear motor with electronic speed and torque measuring device; comr'. plete with accessories.

7 1 Weighing scale, platform type; 100 lb capacity; 5 lb x Y10 lb graduated main beam , platform size 1614"z 21Y4".

8 1 Hand tachometer speed range, 3 speed; rpm 0-400; 0-2,000; 0-10,000. Com- prising hand tachometer, male and female rubber centres, extension piece and disc for surface speeds in metres/minutes. Case.

9 1 Stop watch, Y10 sec.

10 1 Sectionised model 4 stroke petrol engine and power train.

11 1 Sectionised model 4 strokes diesel so- gine and power train,

12 1 of each Sectionised models of$ carburetter diesel pump and injector, bat¶ery, coil ignition system; clutch. -

13 Visual aids. Refer to: 2.06.1 Farm

power - technical l.st, items 16 - 27.

14- Miscellaneous sundries.

15 Consumable stores.

16 Spares. Code No.: 2.06.92 VOC

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BUB-4lAs Workshop processes and practices Level: VOCATIONAL - FARM MACHIMERY MECHAITICS Purpose and outline syllabus: To train future farm machinery mechanics in the use of mechanics tools and equipment? including compressed air equipment; lifting and moving equipment; lubrication and fuel equipment; engine testing and overhauling; clutch and brake servicing and tyre servicing and repair. Number of students: 10

Item No.: Number Re q ed Description A. Standard Mechanics Tool Kit, Spanners - open end: 1 2 sets Miniature or ignition set, Pressed tempered steel or chromium.alloy steel. Single or double ended. Nominal openings (mm) 4; 4.5; 5; 5.5; 6; 7; 8; 9. 2 2 sets Standard set; double end, 15ooffset. Chrome-alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19; 22-24; 27-30; 32-36. 3 2 sets Tappet type set: chrome-alloy forgings. One pair each size. Nominal opening (m) 11-13; 14-15; 17-19. Spanners, ring type 4 2 sets Standard set double end, offset. Chrome- alloy forgings. Nominal opening (mm) 8-9 and 10-11 short; 13-14; 17-19; 22-24; 27-30; 32-36. 5 2 sets Socket set -- I drive. Chrome-aloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet reversible stud extractor speeder handle sorwriver nut spitner j & 3/4 blades susehos. 2.0 .92vu(

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Item No.: Number Required DescriDtion

Sliding IT' handle Convertor Universal joint -P to 3/4v drive and Extension bar (short) 3/4" to - drive Extension bar (long) 6 2 sets Sockets - extrt deep, for spark plugs, 12 point. Nominal openings: 5/8", 13/16" 7/8" 1"1 1 1/8" 7 2 sets Sockets - standard, 12 point Nominal openings (mm) 10; 11; 12; 13; 14; 15; 17; 19; 22; 24; 27; 30. 8 2 sets Hexagon hollow headed spanners (Allen wrenches) set. Nominal openings (mm) 4.5;6;8;10, Adjustable spanners - Single end.' Cbrome-alloy steel. 9 2 15 am nominal size, maximu jaw opening approximately 3/4" 10 2 30 em nominal size maximm jaw opening approximately 1 37ic 11 2 Pipe spamer - (Stillson type or similar) alloy steels. One for pipes up to V, (25 em) Drifts brass. 12 2 Approximate measurements: Diameter 3/8" leng-th 6t . 13 2 Apprezimate meas=ements: Diameter 5/8n length 6"*

Pry 'ar? punches, chiselay alloy steel * 14 2 Pry bar, approximately 18" long, 5/811 stock. 15 2 Starter punch, approximately 3/8" stockv 1/8 " point. 16 2 Starter punch, approximately stock, 1/4" point . 17 2 Pin punch, 1/8" point * 18 2 Pin Dunch, 1/4" point " Code :ios. : 2.06.92'VOC

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Item No.: Number Required 2esiption

2 Round 8" second out 41 2 Threesqurre 6" smooth

42 -, - 2 Contact point file - approximately 5" long 43 2 Thread-restoring file set, metric thread, one to match thread stndards an machines serviced. Hack sau and blades 44 2 Hack saw frame - with pistol Grip for 10" and 12" blades 45 12 Hack saw blades - 18 teeth per inch, size 12" 46 12 ILack saw blades - 32 teeth per inch, size 12" Measuring inairuments 47 2 Rule, steel, stainless, 12" (30 cm) long. English and metric graduation, one side Machine divided. 48 2 Tape rule, flexible, 6 ft (180 cm) long, graduated in English and metric, 49 2 Feeler gauge, ten blades, tapered, 4" (1Q cm) long, blade from 1 1/2" to 25 1/1000 of an inch 50. 2 Blades from 0.05 to 0.80 am - one each to match machine standard to be serviced 51 2 Oil can - pump type 1/4 to i pint '(0.15 to 0.3 litre) capacity, swivel spout.

B. He=.y Duty Tool Set 52 1 set Spaners, open end. Chrome-alloy forgings, larger sizes may be sigle-end type. Nominal openinGs (mm) 41; 46; 50 53 1 set Spanners, ring type. Offset. Chrome-alloy - forgings. Larger sizes mry be of the single- end type with pipe extension. Nominal openings (mm) 41; 46; 50 54 1 Adjustable spnner, single end, alloy steel nominal length 13", approximately opening to 2 1/8"

55 1 Pipe spanner, Stillson type or similar - Nominal si&1 for pipes up to approximately 2". Code Nosa: 2.06.92'VOC

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Item No: Number Required Descri2tion 19 2 Centre punchp approximately 3/8" stock 20 2 Scriber "L" shape 21 2 Chisel, flat, approximately n" edge 22 2 Chisel, flat, approximately 3/4" edge Pliers and cutters, alloy steel 23 2 Self-grip pliers, approximately 7" 24 2 Diagonal cutter, approximately 61, 25 2 Combination pliers, insulated grips approximately 61! 26 2 Slip joint pliers - water pump type 9" 27 2 Tin snips approximately 10" circular type Scrapers, carbon steel 28 2 Flexible carbon scraper approximately 9" long 29 2 Putty knife, approximately 1 1/4" x 7" 30 2 Spoon type scraper, approximately 6"1 Screwdrivers - alloy steel 31 2 Machinists, blade approximately 4"long tip 1/412 32 2 Machinists, blade approximately 8" long tip 3/8" 33 2 Machinists, blade approximately 10" long ip

34 2 Carburettor type, blade 1" long, tip 1/4" 35 2 Electricians, blade 3" long, 1/8" wide 36 2 Cross slot set - Phillips Head bitg Nos 1,23 and 4 Hammers' 37 2 Ball pean, approximately 1/4 kg 38 2 Cross peen, approximately 1 kg Files, with wooden handles 39 2 Flat, 10" second cut Code NJos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Item No.: Number Required Description

Round taper 68 1 Bastar-d 12") 69 1 Second out 12' Fitters files - shop use 70 1 " 1? 10 71 1 n 811n 72 1 6n

Slim taper three square 73 1 Second cut, 8" handsew file 74 1 Smooth 811 handsaw file 75 1 Ignition point files, double out, 5Y4" (appro=. 13 cm) long File, handle metal ferruled 76 2 4j-z 1 3/161 for large files 77. 2 4 /8 z 1Y161 for medium files 78 2 3 3/4 x 15/16 for small files 79 1 File brush, comprised of file card, canvas mounted and fixed on wooden handle Ra--drilling machines - two speed, totally enclosed gears, with chucks for straight shank twist drills. 80 1 Capacity up to In drills: 81 1 set Carbon steel twist drills - for hand-drills, - straight shank 3/64 to 4k x 1/64n" Portable electric drills - heavy duty, geared type 82 1 4 drilling capacity in steel, no-load speed approximately 500 r.p.m. Twdrills - high speed steel (ESS) for above drills. : 83 1 set Drills, twist, straight shanks 1/32 to Y4 x Y64"2 84 1 set Drills, twist, straight shanks Y4 to lx Y32" Code Nos. : Z.U6.92'VOC

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Item No.Q. Number Regired ~~to

56 1 set Socket set, 3/4" square drive. Chrome-alloy steel. Drive tools: ratchet head with detachable handle (pipe) Sliding "T" handle Extension bar - short Extension bar - long Universal joint Cor6vertor 3/4" to - drive 57 1 set Sockets setq standard, 6 to 12 point Nominal openings (mm) 22; 24; 27; 30; 32; 36; 41; 46; 50 58 1 set Hexagonal h:llow-head spanners (Ilen Wrenches). Alloy steel, heat treated. Nominal width across flats (mm) 12, 14, 17, 19

CO Other Workshop tools Pliers, forged alloy steel, heat treated dull or chromium finish 59 1 Needle nose2 straight, approximately 6" (15 om) 60 1 Battery type? approximately 8" (20 cm) 61 1 Brake spring, approximately 8" (20 cm) Tabe working tools 62 1 Flaring tool to suit 3/16"; 1/4"; 5/16"; 3/8"1 n copper tubing Files and hack saws 63 1 Flat, taper, double out bastard 12") 64 1 n i i second out- 121 fitters files general 65 1 smooth 12") purpose

66 1 " a second out 81 67 1 n smooth 8" Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Item No.: Nuumber Required Desotiption

118" wide, 0.06" thich. 96 1 24" long, approximately 97 1 Flexible steel rule2 2 m. long approximately 5/8" wide, marked in feet-inches and meters- centimeters, coiled in metal case with push or spring return. Execution in stainless steel preferred. Etched fiVares and divisions. Parallel vernier calipers - preferably in stainless steel.

98 2 Standard type - measuring range approximately .5 to 6% horns approximately 171" with tapered cross horns for internal and external measurements; with depth gauge. Machine divided, calibrated to read inches and fractions to 1/128" and millimeters to 0.05 Cutside micrometers, graduated to 0.001" or alternatively to 0.01 mm. each with check gauge. 99 1 (i) Range 0 to 1" 100 1 (ii) " ito 2" 101 1 (iii) n 2 to 3" 102 1 (iv) it 3 to 4" cover from 103 1 set Telescopine gauges - set of 5 to range Y2 to 6".

Feeler gauges with tapered blades 4" 104 1 set (i) with 9 blades of 1Y2; 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12 and'25 thousandths of an inch. 0.15; 0.20; 105 1 set (ii) with 10 blades of 0.05; 0.10; 0.30; 0.40; 0.50! 0.60; 0.70: and 0.80 mm. 106 1 set Feeler gauge blades 12" long; 1/2" wide, set held in steel ring; 10 blades of 2; 3; 4; 6; 8; 10; 12; 15; 20 -- d 25 thousandths of an inch. Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Portable electric grinders 85 1 Grinder for 4-" wheelp approximately no-load speed 5?000 All portable electric hand-tools to be supplied witt minimum 20 ft three-core cable with three-point earthed plug. 86 1 set Hand-reamers - adjustable expansion type with pilots. Set from 5/16 to 11/16" approximately. Thoee arm pullers Max. spread Capacity (tons) 87 1. 8" 10 reversible arms, hand-operated 88 1 1212 15 single armsy hand-operated 89 1 Vice grip, approximately 10"

90 1 Jimmy bar, 3/4" x 24" 91 1 Crow bar, 1 1/4" X 6 ft 92 1 Sledge 21/4kg cross peen with handle 93 1 Drilling machine - bench type with /3 to Y2 1p. electric motor drive; spindle speed range approximately 500 to 4,000 r.p.m.; minimum 12" reach; table-slotted, tilt type approximately 10 x 10" adjustable height; base plate machined and slotted; equipped with removable geared drill chuck for drills up to Y2 " diameter; supplied with table vice with approximately 3" jaws. D. Mweasurla~ instruments

Rules - made of hardened and tempered steel, machine divided, round or "D" shaped one end. English 'and metric divisions; inches, 16ths and 32nds; centimeters and full millimeters. 94 2 6" long, approximately 3/40 wide, 0003" thick 95 2 12" long, approximately 1/8" wide, 0.04" thick Code Tos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Item No.: Number Reauired -Description

E. Enkine test and overhaul ecuiDment GEMEAL 117 1 Bench grinder - double-ended, with approximately Y2 to 3/4 h.p. electric motor drive, equipped with coarse and fine grinding wheels approximately 10" diameter and heavy duty wire brush wheel approximately 10" diameter. 118 2 Engine overhaul stand - adjustable to suit engines to be serviced.

TWT FQUIPMMa 119 1 Compression gauge - for spark ignition engines; calibrated from 0 to 300 psi., with nonreturm valve, fitted with rubber adaptor to suit spark plug sizes of equipment in use. 120 1 Compression gauge - for Diesel engines, calibrated from approximately 100 to 600 psi., with nonreturA valve, with adaptors for all Diesel engines to be serviced.

. PISTMT MND CYLINILER SERVCING EQXUIMT - 'Cylinder ridge reamer - hand operated 121 1 Capacity from approximately 2Y2 to 5" cylinder bore 122 1 Capacity from approximately 4 to 6" cylinder bore

123 1 of each Piston ring compressor - double-band type, one size or more sizes to handle all pistons to be serviced. 124 1 Cylinder sleeve puller - screw or hydraulic type with adaptors to suit engines in use. 125 1 Cylinder hone - for operation with Y2" portable electric drill, dzy stone type, adjustable, with stones and holders to handle cylinder bores to be serviced. Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Item No,- Number Requisi Descri tion

107 2 sets Ignition and spark plug gauge; blades approximately 21 long; thickness range approximately 8; 10; 12; 15; 18; 20; 22; 25; 30 and 35 thousandths of an inch. Edgineer's steel squares - precision ground, built to BSS 939 or similar grade with hardened and tempered blades. 108 2 Size approximately 4 x 2 3/4" 109 2 " " 6 x 4" Engineer?s straight edges - bright steel, one edge beveled with hole at end, built to BSS No. 321 grade A or similar. 110 1 Straight edge approximately 24", long section approximately 2 x 5/16" 111 2 Protractor - universal with vernier graduation, length of leg approximately 6 to 8n. Spring scales 112 1 0 - 48 ounces

113 1 0 - D lb0

Hand-revolution counters and tachometers dial, 114 2 Speed indicator, pocket type, with approximately 5,000 revolutions for one complete turn of inner dial. With' pointed spindle and extra rubber-tipped sleeves, with timer, 115 2 Hand-revolution counter combined suitable for speeds up,to 3,000 r.p.m. with uzero" resetting, rubber-cupped and pointed sleeves, extension rods, short and long. 116 2 Hand-tachometer, two-speed range approximately 500 and 5,000 r.p.m., respectively, with interchangeable steel points, rubber-cupped and pointed sleeves, extension rods, short and long, rubber-covered disk, OV? groove pulley for drive with string. Ucca .cs. : 2.06.92 '.CC

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Item 'Yo.: X=.ber Reauired Descriton-- 4

131 1 Val7e seat lapping tool - hand-operated wooden stick type with rubber suction cup. 132 1 Valve guide cleaners - flexilble wire cage type, in sizes for all valve Saide diameters to be serviced.

133 1 Valve guide drivers - sizes to suit engines to be serviced.

134 1 Carbon cleaning brushes - for use with hand- or electric drill, assortment of round and hollow type diameter 1 to 1-01 FJEL SYST4 TST AMD RFPAIR EqUIPMNT 135 1 set Special carcurettor tools and gauges-set or sets for various carburettors in use. 136 1 Diesel injector tester - with fuel tank, filter, micrometer regulator valve and pressure gage reading from 0 to 5,000 psi, supplied with adaptors to handle all types of injectors in use, for bench mounting. ELECMICAL SYSMI TEST 2D MATANCE EQUIPMENT 137 1 Ignition timing light - preferably of the transformer type, with spark plug and battery leads and clips, supplied with two replacement flash bulbs. 138 1 Ampere, volt, resistance test unit - combination type, portable, adjustable for readings of minus 5 to plus 65 amp., 0-4; 0-10; 0-16; 0-50 volts, and 0-10; 0-100 0-1,000; 0-10,000 ohms, with built-in resistor taps of Y4-, 3/4-, lj-chm resistance; for testing all types of voltage regulators and generators. 139 1 Condenser tester - to test capacity,series resistance insulation and leakage, with selector switches, portable type, preferably battery-operated. 140 1 Ignition coil tester - portable, battery-operated, to test magneto coils and 6- and 12-volt battery ignition coils. Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Item No"s Number Reg!ired Description

VALVE SERVICING EQUIPMET 126 1 Valve refacer machine - wet-grinding type with built-in coolant pump and tank, individual electric motor drive for valve chuck and grinding wheel, with valve chuck adaptors to take valves from 1Y14" to approximately 11/16" diameter, equipped with diamond wheel dresser and valve stem and rocker-arm grinding attachments; with micrometer adjustment; the unit to be suitable for bench mounting. 127 1 Valve seat grinder - concentric or encentric drydone-grinding type, electric motor driven; if of the concentric type the motor to be provided preferably with an approximate 55" angle drive, motor provided with minimum 20-ft. three core flexible wire. Unit to be supplied with self-centering expanding pilots in size ranges to handle all engines to be serviced. Grinding stones to suit valve seats to be serviced; in coarse and fine grades for cast iron and steel, Separate stones for hardened and insert type seats; stones to be supplied with angle faces for both 450 and 30 0seats; separate stones for undercutting and overcutting to adjust width of valve seat. Stone-dressing stand with diamond stone dresser, with micrometer feed,horizontal adjustment for valve seac angies from 0Oto 900. 128 1 Valve seat insert removal and installation tool set - with full range of pilots (preferably self-centering) and cutters to suit sizes of stems and inserts on engines to be serviced. 129 1 Valve seat hand-milling tools - set consisting of master handle; guides to suit valve guide diameters in use; 450 cutter; 30 ocutter; approximately 200 and 700 seat narrowing cutters of sizes to 'suit valve seats on engines to be serviced. 130 1 Valve spring compressor - heavy duty "CIT type with adjustable head and interchangeable jaws. Code Nos. : 2.06.92.

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Item*No.: Number Required Description

F. Clutch and brake service equipment 153 1 Hydraulic brake bleeder hose

G. Tire service and repair ecuipment 154 1 Bead loosener - hand-operated lever action type 155 1 Tire levers (2) - semicurved pattern, drop forged steel, tempered and hardened, shaft diameter minimum 3/4", shaft length minimum 18". 156 1 Tire hammer- with replaceable hard rubber tip. 157 1 Wheel lock ring remover. 158 2 Tire pressure gauge - range 20 to 12) lb. 159 1 Tire pressure gauge - range 5 to 50 lb, spring return type, for testing liquid-filled tires. 160 2 sets Valve repair set - consisting of the following tools: spanner, core extractor, threading tool for inside and outside threads.

H. Various Euipment Workshc Benches and Vices 161 2 Wall bench, usual size 33" high, 30" wide, in sections 8 ft long. and multiples thereof. Suggested construction is as follows: top apprwximately 3" thick, made of locally available, well-seasoned hardwood planks or 2 x 3" hardwood strips, bolted together with 3/8" tie rods. Table top planed and sanded for smooth working surface. Benches used for heavy metal working may have top covered with metal sheet (16 gauge). For delicate work (fuel injectors and pumps) top covering of zinc-or alupitium sheets is suggested. Metal-covered bench tops are fitted with light angle iron around the four edges. Open area shop benches are frequently used for sheet iron work (threshers, combines). In such cases it is useful to provide an angle iron edge approximately 3/1 6 x 3" x 3" on one side of the table suitably dxilled and tapped for bolting Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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voltage testing type, 141 1 Voltmeter - individual cell meter with center 0 pointer to rea2 up to 3 volts in 0.2 divisionsw equipped with high-discharge rate shunt. Battery filler - for distilled water and/or acid solution:

142 1 Rubber bulb and tpbe type; connections 143 1 Rubber or plastic bottle type with for battery filling. 12- volt 144 1 Battery carrying strap - for 6- or batteries. 145 1 Battery terminal pullere and 146 1 Battery pole and cable end spreading cleaning tool series metal 147 1 Battery charger - slow charging, rectifier type, with adjustable amperage controlp minimum capacity 6-volt batteries; for operation on alternating current, for use 148 1 Battery charger - motor generator type where only direct current supply is availablev capacity 300 to 1y000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. for use 149 1 Battery charger - engine generator type where no electric supply is available, output 300 to 1,000 watts according to number of batteries to be serviced. - consisting 150 1 Spark plug cleaning and testing unit of: sand blast type cleaner, with Adaptors to suit spark plugs of equipment in use; compressed air testing unit with sparking coil and pressure gauge battery operated, suitable for use up to 120-1b, air pressureo tool. 151 1 Spark plug gap-gauge-testing and adjustment testing type, 152 1 Hydrometer - automotive battery bulb stem, graduated to read specific gravities from 1,16 to 132 in graduations of 0.005; built-in thermometer type not required. Cod.e 2Tos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Lifting and moving eauipment

- 171. 1 N'Mobile gaurtries(A frames), height, 10-ft span. miniz=n 10-ft. crossbeam 'ID beam type, crossbeam equipped with trolley 7nd hook for attactment of chain hoists; Bnnntry mounted on larde steel - castor-type rollers, capacity: 5 tons. 172 1 Chain hoist (geared) - capacity: 3 tons. 173 1 Roller floor jack, hydraulic, high-lift type (maximum lift approximately 36n). Cpacity: 2 tons. Jack, door type, hydraulic with built-in pump and reservoir, lift minimum 6" with minimum 6" hand- extension, double run type preferred. 174 1 Capacity, 3 tons. 175 1 Capacity, 5 'ons. 176 2 Jack, floor, mechanical screw type, body malleable cast iron, screw and head mild steel, fitted with double ratchet handle, short life type. Capacity, 5 tons. 177 2 Axel stand, made from steel angles and/or pipe 179 shaped saddle rest, adjustable height. Capacity, 5 tons, adjustable from approximately 20". to 30" height. Chains (for lifting or towing), butt-.welded steel links, zinc p.ated, rust-resisting surface, equipped with drop forged steel grab hook on one end and slip hook on the other, length 12 to 14 ft.: 178 1 Link diameter, 3/8"1. 179 1 Link diameter, YZ". 180 1 Link diameter, 5/8". 181 1 Lashing chain, butt-welded steel links, zinc plated rust-resisting finish, eqipp,d with drop forged steel grab hook on one ed and slip hook on the othery length approximately 25 ft.: -Link size, 3/8". Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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down a second angle iron (approximately 3/16"1 x 2 x 2' x 10 ft), thereby forming a simple sheet-netal bending fixture. Bench stands or legs may be made of timber, angle iron or pipes suitably braced for rigidity. 162 2 Vice Mechanic's bench type, swivel base. cast steel body, steel beam, machine-threaded steel screw, replaceable knurled steel jaw faces, jaw width 5"* Compressed air equipment 163 1 Air compressor (medium), complete with tank, motorg automatic controls, pressure gauge, unloading and pressure relief valves: Compressor - two stage, capacity: min- 15 ofm, working pressure: min. 150 psi- Tank - hiGh-pressure type with drain valve and air outlet connections, capacity: min. 30 Imp. gal. Motor - 3 hp,. 164 1 Air pressure hose, Y4YI or 3/16" inside bore; minimum working pressure: 200 psi. - 25-ft. lengthsc 165 1 set Higi-pressure hose clamps (12 per 100 ft. of hose). 166 1 Air-line quick couplers, male type with adaptor for fitting to Y41 bore pressure hose. 167 1 Air-line quick couplers, female type with A/4 pipe thread adaptor. 168 1 Air chuck (for tire inflation), with pressure hose adaptor. 169 1 Oil spray gun, long nozzle type, 1 quart capacity. 170 1 Dusting gun (blow aun), short nozzle type with control valve and adaptor for Y4f bore pressure hose. Code oa. : 2.06.92-VOC

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192 1 Oil measures, conical type; one each of 1-pt., 1-qt. nd 1-=l. cpacity, respectively. 193 1 Fuel transf or pumps, hn d-operated; bung-hole type uith threcAed adcptor to allow mounting in large lung hole of 45-gal. (Imp.) drum; pump of piston, vane or gear type; fitted with .pproximately 10 ft, of petrol, resistant delivery hose with non-aparkinG, nonfzip delivery nozzle; covered nozzle holc!er to be built into pump frame, provision for locing operating handlle. 191 1 Fire extinguisher - foam 195 1 Fire etinguisher - ca,^on aido;ie 196 1 Fire extinguiaher - water filled 197 1 First aia kit 1 9A Visual aids ('.Zfer to su"-,area 2.61 Items 16-27) 199 -lizeellaneous cndries 200 Consumable stores 201 Spares Code Nos. : 2.06.92 VOC

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Chain tighteners (load binders): 182 1 For use with 1/4 to 3/86 Qhain. 183 1 For use with 5/16 to /' chain,

Cleaning eqipment (for machines ndi parts) 184 1 Paraffin parts cleaning tank, with stand. Tank may be made from 40-gal. oil barrel cut in half longitudinally. To be equipped with rigid grid in tank covered with wire mesh .to prevent parts from falling to the bottom of the tank. Preferably equipped with hand-pump and inlet connections and flexible hose and nozzle for pumping cloaninS fluid over parts.

Lubrication and fuel-handling equipment 185 1 Grease pumps high-pressure bucket type: with clamp or cover for mounting an standard 25-1b grease cans; minimum 5,000 lb. pressure; with 5-ft high-pressuz:e grease hose and coupler. 186 2 Grease gun hand-lever type; 1 6 -oz capacity; minimum 5,000 psi- working pressure; retracting handle; loose follower plate, 'spring actuated; approximately 811 lance and coupler. 187 1 Gear oil pump, hand-operated; fitted to cover suitable for mounting on standard 100- oo 121-1b oil barrels; with 5-ft low-pressure hose with curved metal delivery nozzle; preferably with metering device; 2 wheeled truck or roller base to fit barrels being used. 188 1 Lubricating oil pump, hand-operated, btug-hola type; with threaded adaptor to allow mounting in large bung hole of standard 400-lb. oil drums; curved delivery spout; with or without totalizing meter, as required. 189 1 Suction oil gan (for filling steering boxes, etc.), 16-oz. capacity; with rigid angular 1 2 delivery nozzle., 190 2 Oil can, pump type; capacity, 1 pt, with 9"1 arl a spout. 191 1 Oil can, regalax spring bottom type; capacity 1/2 pt. Code No.: 2.lo VOC

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Su-area: 2.06.3 Carpentry Sub-area:.2.06.4 Metalwork' 5ul-area: 2.0.6.5 Rural Structiires anC select tha items required.

vi) Crafts a.I home industries

Zuu-area: 2.10.4 Also refer to Main area:.2.09 Rom e fnm Rural Development Sub-area: 2.09.4 Household enterprises

Other subjects, for which specific itemsof teaching equipment are not required, are:

vii) Management of family and farm resources and consumer education; viii) Marketing and cooperatives; ix) Functional literacy.

Note i) The home economics extension service works through rural women's organizations, farmers groups and out-of-school youth groups. Practical courses are organized, the duration being from 2 to 3 days to two weeks, or occasionally longer. Short courses usually concentrate on one specific subject while longer courses will include more than one of the subiect matter areas included in this main area. ii) Frequently, training will not take place in an institution or centre. iii) The greatest possilole use should be made of locally constructed or locally purchased equipment.

iv) Reference should be made to the list of films, film strips, slides, wall charts, etc. in an appendix to Main area: 2.09: Home hconomics for Rural Development. Code No.: 2.10 VOC

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,IAIN AREA: RURAL HOME ECONOMICS

Code No.: 2,10

Level: VOCATIONAL

Ob ectives: To encourage women and families in rural areas to improve the quality of life through the development and optimal use of resources;

To provide rural women and families with new skills and to introduce to them improved methods in various subjects.

Sub *eet Matter Areas

i) Food for the family:

Sub-area: 2.10,l

ii) Horticulture and small animal husbandry: refer to the following technical level main and sub-areas and select the items required.

Main area: 2.02 Field Crop Production

Sub-area: 2.02ol Land clearing, forming, cultivations Sub-area- 2.02.2 Planting, seeding, fertilizing Sub-area: 2.02.3 Pest and disease control 7 Sub-area: 2.02.4 Harvesting Sub-area: 2.02.5 Propagation and seed technology Sub-area: 2.02.6 Horticulture

Main area: 2.04 Animal Husbandry

Sub-area: 2.04.4 Sheep and goats Sub-area: 2.04.5 Pigs Sub-area: 2.04.6 Poultry Sub-area:. 2.04.7 Rabbits Sub-area: 2.04.8 Bees

iii). 1aternal and child care

Sub-area: 2.10.2

iv) Familr health and sanitation

Sub-area: 2.10.3

v) improvement of home living conditions

Refer to technicai Main area: 2.06 Code To.: 2.10.1 Voc Page 2 of 2

Item Number NO.: a2MLredDescription 19 4 Cooking pots (local) 20 4 Cooking pots with covers, heavy aluminium or iron cast (local) 21 4 Dining spoons (local) 22 4 Bowls (local) 23 1 set Spoons, measuring set of four 24 1 Squeezer, fruit juice, one piece, polyethylene 25 1 Strainer, pur6et 180 mm 26 1 Skimmer (local) 27 1 Kitchen scissors (local) 28 1 Kerosene lamp (local) 29 1 .erosene container (local) 30 1 Food cupboard, open and screened 31 - Mosquito netting for constructing food safe 32 1 Pail (local) 33 1 Dustpan (local) B. Trainees' Equipment 34 24 Plates, aluminium or enamel (lcal) 35 24 Spoons (local) 36 24 Forks (local) 37 24 Knives.(local) 38 24 Dreak-resistant !,lasses (locrl) 39 5 Cooking pots 40 5 Calabash or other container (loc.%) 41 5 Cooking stoves 42 Miscellaneous sundries: (towels, dusters, polyethylene storage bags, 43 Consuma1ble stores: (fuel, soaps, detergents, cooking materials, etc. 44 Spares Code No.: 2.10.1 VOC Page 1 of 2

SUB-AREA: Food for the family

Level: VOCATIONAL

To improve the utilization of available food including storage, preservation and processing in the home; to increase the production and consumption of food of good nutritional value; to improve the planning and preparation of meals appropriate to the varying needs of family members, with special attention to vulnerable groups.

Number of Students: 20 (this refers to the equipment listed under the heading "Trainees Equipment")

Note: Refer also to: Main Area 2.09 Rome Economics for Rural Development Sub-area 2.09,3 Food for the Rural Family

Main Area 2.11: Nutrition and Food Science Sub-area 2.11.1:Nutrition " " 2.11.2:Food Science

Des cription Item Numbqr No:, R2I A. Demonstration Equipoment

1 1 Charcoal stove, or other type of stove according to .local tradition (local) 2 2 Bowls, serving and storage, aluminium, 3.5 1 with cover 3 1 Sieve (local) 4 1 Strainer, aluminium, 3 1 5 1 Causcoussier (local) 6 1 set Cutlery, stainless steel or aluminium (1 set of four pieces) 7 1 Funnel, aluminium 8 1 Grater/shredder, stainless steel, 4 sided 9 1 Knife, kitchen, paring, 75 mm stainless steel blade 10 1 Knife, kitchen, utility, 150 mm stainless steel blade 11 1 Ladle, kitchen, 180 ml bowl (dipper) 12 1 Mortar and pestle (local) 13 1 Grindstone (local)

14 1 Opener, can and bottle combination, with cork screw 15 1 Pan, dish washing, 12 1 capacity, polyethylene 16 1 Pitcher, polyethylene, 3 1 capacity 17 - Table covering, plastic or fabric 4 Plates, aluminium or enamel (local) Code No: 2.10.2 VOC Page: 2 of 3

Item Number No. ReMAired DescriDtion

11 - Towelling, Turkish, 510 mm wide

12 1 Bed, baby's (local)

13 1 attress, with washable cover, if these are commonly used (local)

14 - Sheeting, plastic, clear vinyl, 900 wide

15 1 Blanket (local) or 16 1 Blanket, baby, all cotton, 0.9 z 1.3 m

17 1 Scissors, all purpose (household) 18.0 am long overall

18 1 set Needles, sewing, assorted sizes

19 1 set Bowls, mixing, pyrez, set of 4 20 1 Fork, table, stainless steel

21 1 'Knife, kitchen, utility, plain edge, 15 cm stainless steel blade 22 1 Spoon, tea, large, stainless steel

23 1 Mug, drinking, tumbler-type, approx. 350 ml 24 1 Strainer, puree, 180-200 mm diameter, stainless steel

25 1 Cooking pot (local)

26 1 Tape measure (local)

27 4 Feeding spoons, (local)

B. Trainees Ecui-ment

28 5 Baby, model, 3 months old, 610 mm

29 5 Bath, baby, 25 1., polyethylene, oval

30 5 Pail, polyethylene, 10 1., with bail handle

31 5 sets Bowls, mi-ring, pyrex, set of 4

32 5 Spoon, tea, large, stainless steel

33 9 Strainer, 1uree, 100-200 em diam. stainless steel Code Nos 2.10.2 YOC Pege: 1 of 3

SUB-ARA: Maternal and Child Care

Levels VOCATIONAL

P ose To enable the trainees to: i) practise food hygiene in maternal and child care, including the preparation of baby foods and feeding the child;

ii) learn how to take care of and guide the activities of children at various stages of development, both in the home and in groups.

Number of Trainees 5 (The items required for use by students are listed under "Trainees equipment")

Notes: (i) The equipmet list mainly refers to the care and feeding of the young baby. Reference should be MA to sub-area 2.09.1: Family development and

(ii) In this subject matter area, discussion groups, filmov slides, wall charts are particularly important.

Item Number No. ReuiredDescri tion

Ao Demonstration Equiment

1 1 kit Famiily first-aid kit, including a basket or box for storage, band-aide or similar dressings for small injuries, skin oint- ment for burns, mercurochrome or similar disinfectant, etc. (local).

2 1 Scissors - safety - length approximately 12.5 cm

3 1 Medicine dropper (local)

4 1 Scale, infant, metric, 16 kg x 20 g

5 1 Doll, demonstration, newborn 6 1 Doll, demonstration, newborn

7 1 Baby, model, 3 months old, 610 mm

8 1 Basin or tub for bathing baby (local) or 9 1 Bath, baby, 25 1, polysthylcno, ovfl

10 1 Pail, polyethylene, 10 1., with bail hanIdle Code No: 2,10,2.VOC Page: 3 of 3

Item umber 36 egDescription

Miscellaneous Sundries

34 Toys (local); tools to make toys (local); cotton for sheets, towels, eto; netting, mosquito (nylon); .for demonstration purposes. Local cooking pots, spoons, forks, knives, toy making tools for use by trainees.

35 Cons-umble atores- (soaps, detergents, cleaning materials, first aid supplies). 36 Spares Code No.: 2.10.3 VOC Page 2 of 2 -0 -

Item No. Number Required .Description A. Demonstration Equient 1 '1 Metal boX to hold family first aid kit (include the usual items of first aid) 2 1 Scissors (surgical) 3 4 small spoons (local) 4 1 Medicine dropper 5 1 Water filter 6 1 Kettle (local) 7 4 Jars with cover for water (local) B. EqipMent to Be Used by Trainees 8 5 Pail, polythene, capacity 10 1 9 5 Basin, plastic or enamel 10 5 Tables wood (local) i1 5 Basket (local) 12 5 Iron, charcoal (local) 13 5 Iron stand, metal (local) 14 Laundry line, 10 m (local) 15 Covering material for table (local) 16 Miscellaneous items (e.g. clothes pegs, safety pins, etc.) 17 Consumable stores (eoaps, washing powdcrsl first aid materials) 18 Spares Code No.: 2.10.3 VOC Page lof 2

SUB-ARE.A: Family Health and Sanitation

Level: VOCATIONAL

Turpose: To enable trainees to:

(i) gain an understanding of the need for good hygiene, a safe water supply and the causes of certain diseases;

(ii) learn first aid techniques and the means of prevention of some common diseases;

(iii) practise good standards of sanitation in the home, including laundry work.

Number of Trainees: 20

Note: (i) This equipment list refers only to first aid, a clean water supply and laundry work.

(ii) Discussion groups, talks, demonstrations and the use of films, film strips, slides and other visual aids are very important elements of instruction in this sub-area.

(iii) ftrequipment and tools necessary to make food stores and cupboards, garbage containers, water containers, latrines, etco, refer to: Sub-area 2.06.3 Carpentry " " 2.06.4 Metalwork " " 2. 06.5 Rural structures and elect the items required. Code No.:2.10.4 VOC Page 1 of 1

SUB-AREA: Crafts and home industries

Level: VOCATIONAL

Pur os: To enable trainees to (i) develop basic skills in crafts, using indigenous m-torinls nd, to th(, extent poo. 0'111, made equipment (ii) practise clothing construction for the family

Notes: (i) Reer to sub-area 2.09.4 Household Enterorises for the equipment, tools and materials required to learn the following crafts: leatherwork; spinning; weaving; dyeing; batikwork; tie-dyeing; block printing; silk screening; pottery; basketry; rug and mat making; carving; jewellry and ornament makin[I

(ii) Rafer to sub-area 2.09.2 Family Resource-,development and management, for clothes construction and laundry equipment

(iii) To a mcrked extent, rural people will be skilled at crafts characteristic of the area. Mie chief task of the Home 3conomic extension worker is to introduce them to more effective and imported tools and equipment, to encourage local craftsmen to make local copies of these and thus to improve quality and output in the various crafts. Code No.: 2.14 VOC

NAIM AX9k Extension, Audio-visual aids, Development -Support Communication

0ode Not 2.14

Leves FARMR TRLI G and TW0EICAL - Basic list@

raosTo improve the effectiveness of teaching and learning in classroomp laboratoryp workshop and field at Farmer 5raining Centres (PC.s, technical level training institutions and in the agricultural atension services by a proper understanding and use of extension and andio-avisual equipment.

Number of Studentes 0lasroomt 4O Workshops* 2 .

Notes I) The following items are NOT included in this Main Area as they are regarded as "Offico" equipment%

Photocopier (dry or wet type depwding on climate)

Spirit duplicator

Electronic duplicator

Stencil duplicator

Calculating machine (B)

ii) Almost all institutions will possess a Radio receiver for pleasure and instruction and some a Television receiver where television is available. Code No.: 2.14.1 FTC(VOC) 2.14.1 TB (VOC)

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17 1 Slide and film strip projector for clasaroom, sound, other details as in Item 16; recording and playback equipment in-built.

18 1 1 Battery operated field projector TKC Show off 2010 with single & double frame film stip carrier, slide.manual carrier, car battery extension cord, set of 22), 120, and 12 V bulbs, complete with case. PROJCMTIT SCREMS

19 1 3 Projection screen tripod type (* ij m x 1-E m) 2D 1 3 Projection screen wall type ( m 1- m z iM) 21 1 - Rear projection screen table top folding luggage type. Welght approx. 10 kg, size approx. 38 cm x 61 cm x 63 cm with case. 22 1. Rear projection screen (group show), table top, aluminium case, 16 kg approximately

23 1 2 -verhead transparency projector, fan cooled, with case, 120 7 60 EM. Accesiories for Item 23 24 1 1 Transparency film roll attachment

25 1 1 Acetate transparency film roll (reusable)

26 Transparency sheets, boxes of 500 Recorders 27 1 1 Cassette Record/Player. One button recording systag automatic shit-off, review facility, built-in electronic condensor microphone, facility for additional microphone, battery or main operation (Scy TC 63)

28 1 1 Carry case for item 27 Code No.: 2.14.1 FTC (VOC) 2.14.1 TB (VOC)

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Item Not Number Required FMO Technical Description

1 1 1 Portable Horn - battery operated -with shoulder strap CAXMA 2 1 35 mm Still oenera f 1.4 50 =2 lens (Accessories items 3-11)

3 1 Aluminium camera oase with moisture look

4 1 Cable release 5 1 multi purpose electronic flash 6 1 Camera carrying strap

7 Ultra-violet filters 8 1 Medium yellow green filter 9 1* Flood filter 10 1 Polarizer filter 11 1 Alu.itnium tripod

12 1 1 Polaroid camera 320 lmd camera

13 1 1 Filing cabinet for slides (200 slides)

14 - 1 PRECTMO'RS - 16 m projector. Self or manmal threading, still picture deviceg magnetic and optical soundq reel size maximum 2oo(610 m) 12M V, 60 BZ and/or 220Y 50 5 : 15 1 Auditorium speaker for Item 14 (These items, Yos 14 & 15 are necessary only'if institution does not have access to them)

16 1 1 Slide and film strip projector for classroom, silent? aatomatic, zoom lens, for slides and film strip, single and double frame, remote control, forward and reverse? focussing, fan cooled. With case. Code No.: 2.14.1 FTC (VOC) 2.14.1 TB (VOC)

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Item N'on Humber Required FT0 Techical Various extension items 29 Chalk board sets (one set per classroom)

30 Chalk board rubbers (two per classroom)

31 2 4 Plamnelograph board(90 cm x 60 cm) with letter set (NASCO)

32 1 2 Magnetic board (1 - 1r' meter square)

33 Miscellaneous sumdries: Items for 35 mm still camera; cassettes, magnetic tapes tape boxes? empty reels for record player; graphos pen set-

34 Consumable stores: Camera batteriesq chalks, inks, grease pencilsq. flannely flamel graph paper, chalk board paint, recorder batteries.

35 Spare parts Code No.: .2.14.1 HTS (VOC)

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Item ITo. Number Reauired

10 1 Movie editor for single and super 8, 110 V and 220 V

Still photogranhy and dark room

11 1 Air conditioner, average 20,000 BTU 220 V with dehumidifier

12 1 Refrigerator, minimum 7 cu.ft. capacity

13 1 Enlarger with 35 mm negative carrier.

14 1 Lens board for enlarger

15 1 50 mm /2.8 enlarger lens 16 1 80 mm .6 enlarger lens

17 1 Developing timer

18 1 hblarging timer (electric)

19 1 4 in 1 Basel, (8"X1O"; 5"7"; 3-+zP; ?1/4 X31/4; prints) 20 6 Plastic trays

21 2 per room Ceiling type safe lights with filters and brackets, 15 watt

22 " " Wall mount safe lights

23 1 Set of developing tanks

24 1 Set of 35'mm reels for tanka

25 1 Set of 120 mm reels for tanks

26 1 Set of chemical storage tanks

27 1 Contact printer 35 mm Code No.: 2.14.1 HTS (VOC) Page 1 of 4

MAI3 AR&A- Etension, Audio=Visual aids, Development Support CommAnication

Gode No.8 2,14

Levelt BIG=E ECICAL - UPLBOENARY LIST

Riagons for the &Ulementar list To meet any greater needs of some higher technical level inatitations particularly those situated in countries mhere the financial resources permit and circumstances justify the additional equipment for production of teaching aids.

Item" No.. lumber Reqired Desciption

1 1 Loudspeaker, 12 V PA (microphone, amplifier) system with two 20 watt weather proof horns

Cameras and Accessories

2 1 28 mm/3 amtomatic lens for 35 mm still mmera

3 1 200 mmf/4 automatic -lens for 35 mm still camera

4 1 Movie camera, super 8 silent, (drop in loading of film.cartridge), electric mober drive, zoom lens, two filming speeds of 18 and 24 fopese, built in artificial light filter

5 1 Camera case or 6 1 Movie camerav super 8, sound, other specifications as item 4

7 1 Microphone and extension cord for item 6 Accessories for items 4 and 6

74 Artificial lights 1000W minimum 8 1 Camera battery pack (for item 6)

9 1 Power charger unit (for item 6) Code No.: 2.14.1 HTS (VOC)

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28 1 Agitator for film developing tanks

29 1 Set enlarger bulbs

30 1 Drum dryer

31 1 Chemical scale

32 1 Water filter

33 6 Mermometers

34 1 Set tray siphons

35 1 Automatic bellows (for close up work and slide reduction) 36 1 Slide copier

37 1 Light table

38 1 Paper safe for photographic paper

39 1 Super 8 silent projector, still picture device, reverse motion fast rewind OR 40 1 Super 8 sound projector, -same specification as item 39 and magnetic sound, microphone record and playback

41 1 Auditorium speaker for item 40

CPIER

42 1 Transparency maker copier, desk top dry copier tomake atnd copy transparencies, stencils for use on ink duplicators 110 and 220 V, 60 HZ or 50 HZ o( Code No.: 2.14.1 HTS (VOC)

Page 4 of 4 Item NO 42 lmber HIemdred Recorders

43 1 Reel-to-reel field recorder player, mono, pause control, tape counter, mains operation with facility for battery opezation, facility for monitoring, multiple tape speeds (UR 4000)

44 1 Metal case for item 43

45 Miscellaneous sundries: Films for cameras, cassettes, magnetic tapes, bozes, empty reels, tongs, funnels, hanging clips, etension cords, copy stands, polychromatio filters for developing printing amd enlarging room

46 Consumable stores: Chemicals etc, for developing, printing and enlarging, stencils, recorder batteries. 47 Spare parts. Code No.: 2.1S (VOC)

MA3I AI : COMMON. BUIPlNT

Code No: 2.15

Level: TECHNICAL

PEpose: This main area inclhdes equipment that is not specific to anry main training programme or field of study: Sub-area: 2.15.1 Meteorology

: 2.15.2 Camping

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SUB-AREA: Meteorology

Level, TECHNICAL - Basic list purpose: The installation of simple meteorological instruments at agricultural and forestry technical training institutions is necessary for two chief reasons; firstly to enable students to learn how to maintain and use the instruments and secondly to provide a precise record of the environmental conditions at the Institute and its use in farm/forest operations.

Number of students: Not applicable.

Item No: Number re- Description

1 1 Eaporation pan, Class A (if cannot be made locally)

2 1 Hook gauge and still well (drawing of 1 & 2 available for local construction) (Casella)

3 2 Nax-min thermometer (-40/+500 x 0.20 C) (Schneider) or 4 1 set Set max-min thermometers, one max, one min range -35/+70OC X 0.200 with support (Schneider)

5 1 Wet and dry bulb thermometer HMO sheathed pattern -20/+550C (Casella)

6 1 Psychrometer (Assman.) 2.5 m/s forced ventilation by sprin fan, 2 thermos (SLIP) -2/+60'x 0.2 C

7 1 Thermo-hydrograph (weekly)t 3% humidity 0-100% RE with 50 charts

8 1 Sunshine recorder (Campbell-Stokes) 10 cm. diae sphere Northern or Southern Hemis- phere, 400 charts

9 1 Soil Thermometer -20/+6000 0.20 0 Depth 0

10 1 Soil Thermometer -20/+550C o.'C Depth 5 cm.

Note: where brand names are given, read also "or equivalent". vode N1v: 2.15.1 TB (OC) Page 2 of 2

Item No:!Auber_re- . Descrition gMrired

11 1 Thermometer1oil -15/+45°C x 0.2 ep"th 10 cm.

12 1 Soil Thermometer -25/+45e x.2 Depth 20 cm.

13 1 Soil Thermometer -10/+450C z 0.2°G Depth 30 cm-

14 1. Soil Thermometer -5/+35° C % 0.20C Depth 50 em.

15 · · 2 Stand for a.bove (3 thermometers/stand) (All Soil Thermometers Z Kolb)

16" 1 Actinograph (bi-metrallic) 5% accuracy spring, daily or weekly 50 chcrts (SIAP) 17 1 Anemometer (total wind run in m.)

i Stevenson screen (co1lapsed for recon- struction - legs required. 44 =m x 22.5 c: 40 em internal (casella)

19 1 Rcording rmin g=uge - 2% accu~c ing bucket, daily or weekly, 400 sq. em- funel tripod 1.5 m. high, 50 che (SIAP)

20 1 Wind vane (Ca8se11)

21 1 Stndard rmin gu 40 cm2 1.5 f. high stnd, measuring cylinder (SIAP)

22 4 g rin gauges - plantic wedge type, or local purchz5e

23 Discell=neous sundries

24 Consumble stores

25 Spere parts - replacements Code No: 2.15.2 TB (VOC)

SUB-AREA: Camping

Level: TECHNICAL - BASIC T,TqTW

?urose: It is necessary from time to time for forestry students and, to a lesser extent, agricultural students to carry out practical work and projects at a distance from the training institution perhaps for several days at a time. It is therefore necessary for the Institution to be equipped with all the necessary camping items.

Number of students: 10

Note: The equipment list assumes the students will be accompanied . by two teaching staff, a driver and two cooks.

Item No: Number re- Doscri2tion

1 3 Tent for 5 (Poles, pegs, ground sheets etc.). Heavy duty

2 1 Tent for 2 (With verandah and washing- room)

3 1 Tent for messing - heavy duty

4 2 Latrine tent

5 4 Foldig table 60 x 60 cm.

6 15 Campbed, (2m. - 075 m-) (6X x 2%)

7 15 Folding chair

8 5 Wash basin (local purchase)

9 15 Water bottle (local purchase)

10 5 Water container (15 1. capacity) (local purchase) 11 or 16 5 Bottled,gas lamp

12 5 Torch (local pu4chase)

13 5 Hurricane lamp (local purchase)

14 - Cutlery, crockery, cooking utensils (local purchase)

15 2 Cocking stove for bottled gas, 2 burner

16 or 11 1 Portable electricity generator (Honda) 220 volt 300 watt 50 HZ A

Code No: 2.15-3 TB (VOC)

SUB-AREA: Transport -

Levela. TECHNICAL - BASIC LIST

Purpose: i) 1 training instituiionewhether agricultural; animal health; forestry; .fisheries or home economics require transport to take students on instructional visits or to practical work at a distance from the institution.

ii) As extension workers frequently are provided with bicycles or motorcycles to perform their duties, it is importanT they are taught to ride and look after these machines.

The list-of transport provided is only a short selection of the range of vehicles available.

Iten No: Number re-- Description

1 1 25-30 seater motorbus - (diesel or petrol) 2 1 or 2 12 seater combi

3 1 or 2 Long.wheel base Landrover or Toyota Landcruisor fitta out to carry n2ssengers

4 Motorcycle - not exceeded 250cc *

5 Bicycles *

* One motorcycle and onc bicycle should be adequate to give instruction to 10 students. METEOROLOGY

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