Here are the answers to your questions: 7. Three qualities of a good green manuring plant are: It should have a fast growth rate* to produce biomass quickly. It should produce a high amount of biomass* (vegetative matter) to be incorporated into the soil. It should be easy to incorporate* into the soil. Ideally, it should be a leguminous plant* capable of fixing atmospheric nitrogen. 8. Four reasons for practicing minimum tillage are: Reduces soil erosion* by wind and water. Conserves soil moisture* by leaving crop residues on the surface. Improves soil structure* and increases organic matter content over time. Reduces fuel and labor costs* associated with extensive tillage. 9. Four farm records that should be kept by a poultry farmer are: Production records* (e.g., number of eggs laid daily, weight of birds at different ages). Feeding records* (e.g., type and quantity of feed consumed). Health records* (e.g., vaccination dates, disease outbreaks, treatments administered). Financial records* (e.g., income from sales, expenses for feed, medication, labor). 10. Three ways in which pastures are classified are: By establishment method: natural pastures (grow naturally) or artificial pastures* (sown by farmers). By duration: temporary pastures (grown for a short period) or permanent pastures* (remain for many years). By composition: pure stand pastures (one type of grass/legume) or mixed pastures* (combination of grasses and legumes). 11. Four ways in which land reforms can be implemented in Kenya are: Land tenure reforms* to clarify ownership and usage rights. Land consolidation* to combine fragmented land parcels into larger, more viable units. Land adjudication and registration* to determine and record land rights. Settlement and resettlement schemes* to redistribute land to landless or displaced populations.