Agricultural extension simply exemplifies instillation of knowledge in rural farmers basically of new technologies e.t.c. It serves as a link between the research institutes and rural farmers as they help disseminate information from the research institutes to farmers. Agriculturally, for an extension to be successful, it must be built on the grounds of sociology specifically rural sociology which is the interaction between individuals and the groups to which they belong. It is said that you can't make bricks without straws. Socialization provides the foundation and support you need to achieve your objectives as an agricultural agent. Upon socialization, extension is being incorporated. Extension is a professional communication intervention, deployed by institution to induce change in farmers. This includes starting from the farmers indigenous knowledge system as farmers would resent anything brought from outside that has no significant relationship with their existing knowledge. It must meet the needs an interest of the people, involving the people in every stage of extension and also rendering some services not necessarily educational such as provision of improved seeds, agrochemicals, providing marketing information e.t.c to entice farmers. To perfectly disseminate information, an extension agent is saddled with the responsibility to use the teaching method best suited depending on the aim and objective. This teaching methods are devices or materials used to give information to rural farmers. There are classified into three categories which are classification according to source of message, according to number of people reached, and according to the form of message. The number of people reached can also be classified into three that is the individual, group and mass method. This methods help spread information effectively depending on the target audience and purpose. Agricultural extension plays a vital rule in promoting agricultural development improving livelihoods and ensuring food security. #Team Ayema