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Knowledge Revision
β What you need to know for exam π
Practice Exam
β Bank of questions (reset & retry) π
EPA Practical Revision Hints Tips
β EPA practical hints & tips π
EPA Professional Discussion – Hints Tips
β All you need to know π
β What you need to know for exam π
β Bank of questions (reset & retry) π
β EPA practical hints & tips π
β All you need to know π
Guide to Revising
Revision β funnel your knowledgeβ¦

π§ βBuild your revision like a funnel β start wide with full notes, narrow it down to a clear guide, then finish with a short summary to keep the key points sharp for your practical.β
Revision process
π οΈ PREP STAGE β NOTES
Collect everything you need.
π‘ BOOST STAGE β GUIDE
Streamline what matters.
π― LAUNCH STAGE β SUMMARY
Focus on the essentials for your practical.
In farming termsβ¦.
βGrow your knowledge, harvest your confidence!β
π± Notes β Sowing ideas
πΎ Guide β Growing understanding
π Summary β Harvesting key points
Downloads
πΎ Level 2 General Farm Worker β EPA Practical Revision
What you need to know before the assessor turns up
π Before you start
- Dynamic risk assessment β what could go wrong?
- Check tyres, lights, oil, fuel, brakes
- Make sure area is clear (people, animals, obstacles)
π Attaching equipment
- Reverse slowly and accurately
- Secure pins properly
- PTO guarded if used
- Do a tug test
π Operating
- Smooth driving β no jerky control
- Safe speed for conditions
- Watch livestock, gates, uneven ground
π΄ Shut down
- Park safely
- Lower attachments
- Handbrake on, engine off
Skipping checks, loose hitch pins, driving too fast, poor observation
π Biosecurity & Welfare
- Clean boots, no contamination risk
- Check animals for lameness, stress, illness
- Housing: dry bedding, good ventilation
π± Environmental checks
- Slurry runoff risk
- Damaged fences/gates
- Water pollution risks
- Poached ground
π§ Maintenance task
- Fix fencing or gates
- Bedding up housing
- Basic machinery checks
Walking past problems, ignoring biosecurity, not explaining findings
π Health checks
- Eating, alert, moving normally
- Clean, dry housing with space
πΆ Moving animals
- Stay calm β no shouting or chasing
- Use gates properly
- Donβt split groups badly
πͺ’ Restraint
- Use correct handling system
- Keep animals calm and controlled
π Bedding
- Clean, dry, evenly spread
Rushing animals, poor gate control, unsafe positioning
- Body condition
- Lameness
- Appetite
- Behaviour changes
- Water access
π½ Feed & Water
- Right feed for production stage
- Clean, accessible water
Missing early signs of illness
πΎ Crop checks
- Growth stage
- Colour
- Pests, weeds, disease
π Soil sampling
- Divide field properly
- Consistent depth
- Label samples clearly
- Avoid contamination
Random sampling, no labels, poor explanation
- π Vehicle = Safety + Control + Routine
- πΆ Farm Walk = Awareness + Maintenance
- π Livestock = Calm + Welfare
- π± Crops = Detail + Recording
Would they trust you alone on a farm? Do you think before acting?
Now check your progress…
πΎ General Farm Worker EPA Revision
Tick off what you know and test yourself.
β Your Progress
π Vehicle Task (Interactive Check)
Put these steps in the correct order:
π Livestock Scenario
A cow is lame and isolated. What do you do?
πΎ Crop Scenario
Crop is yellowing in patches. What is your first action?
π§ Quick Quiz
1. First step before using machinery?
2. Good livestock handling?
