The teaching methods in agriculture encompass a blend of modern, immersive, and traditional approaches. Traditional methods include lectures, case studies, discussions, and demonstrations. Experiential learning strategies involve field trips, hands-on training, and internships. Contemporary methods feature e-learning, online courses, ICT, and precision agriculture training. Participatory techniques include project-based learning, farmer field schools, and problem-solving approaches. Extension and community-based methods are represented by workshops, seminars, TV and radio programs, and demonstration farms. When choosing these methods, factors such as the target audience, available resources, and specific agricultural topics are carefully considered.