Skills that I posses



 

As a graduate of BSc agriculture, I have learned many technical skills and soft skills. These skills will help me to build a strong foundation and help me handle challenges.

Communication : communication is not just about talking, it is about connecting with people, sharing ideas in a better manner and listening carefully. During RAWEP in my graduation I often had to engage with different group of farmers. At that time, I have improved a lot, and I learned how to communicate with them.

Time Management:

Time is one of the most valuable resources, and I have learned many things in my graduation like Balancing academics, fieldwork, and personal responsibilities during my degree taught me the importance of planning and how to use time properly.

problem-Solving:

Agriculture is a field full of challenges, and problem-solving is a daily necessity.  From identifying issues in crop production ,problems in fields and I have learned how to find practical solutions for those problems.

Soil Science and Management:

Understanding soil is fundamental to farming. Through my coursework and practical experiences, I have learned how to test soil for its nutrient content, pH levels, and texture. These analyses allow me to recommend suitable crops and fertilizers to enhance soil productivity.

Hands-on with Agriculture machinery:

Modern Farming mostly depends upon machinery. During my graduation, I gained knowledge on equipment like seed drills and harvesters.

Pest Management Skills in Agriculture:

As an agriculture graduate, one of the key technical skills I have developed is pest management. Managing pests effectively is essential for maximizing crop yield, ensuring food quality, and reducing the environmental impact of farming practices.

These skills are always a base as I grow up reminding me that self-improvement is a life time process.



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