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    Agribusiness

    Management

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    Agribusiness

    ManagementDefinition

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    Agribusiness

    ManagementDefinition

    The making of business decisions that

    tend to maximize net income consistentwith the operators objectives.

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    What decisions need to be made?

    What do produce?

    How much to produce?

    What kinds and amounts of resources to

    use?

    What technology to use?

    When to buy and sell?

    How to finance?

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    Who makes the decisions?

    Farm Operator

    Spouse

    Landlords

    Farm managers

    Farm Advisors Government

    Financers

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    Major Areas of Business

    Management Planning

    Organizing

    Directing (leading)

    Staffing

    Controlling

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    Decision Making Steps

    1. Define the problem

    2. List Alternatives

    3. Analyze alternatives

    4. Select best alternatives

    5. Act on decision 6. Evaluate

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    Good Managers vs. Bad

    Managers Takes Pride

    Neat

    Plans ahead

    good record keeping

    has the expertise

    Careless

    Unorganized

    shoots from the hip

    no records

    outdated methods

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    Four Basic Business Structures

    Sole Proprietorship

    Partnership

    Corporation

    Cooperative

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    Sole Proprietorship

    One owner makes all decisions

    owner responsible for all liabilities

    can have multiple employees

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    Partnership

    Owned by two or more people

    Owners are responsible for their share of

    liabilities

    Written agreements usually specify percent

    of ownership, responsibilities, and decision

    making process.

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    Corporation

    Owned by stockholders

    Business is treated as a single entity

    Stockholders not personally responsible for

    liabilities of the business

    Returns profits in form of dividends to

    stockholders

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    Cooperative

    Owned by the users of the business

    Elected board of directors

    Profits are returned in the form of

    patronage refunds to users of the coop

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    Business Mission Statement

    Mission - a concise statement (25 words or

    less) of the goals and objectives of the

    business. Acceptable - To produce high quality

    tilapia filets at a profit for retail food stores

    within a 60-mile radius of our productionfacility.

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    Mission Statements

    Unacceptable =

    To make a profit growing fish

    To sell fish to area food stores

    To sell everything we grow

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    What is your mission statement?

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    SHS Ag Department Mission

    Statement 1) To provide the cognitive, psychomotor,

    and effective skills necessary for a student

    of agriculture to succedd in an agricultureoccupation, and

    2) To provide the agriculture student with a

    basis of agriculture skills and knowledge onwhich that student can build during his/her

    further education.

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    SHS Agriculture Program Goals 1) To improve the quality of life for the

    Seneca community, the state and the nation,

    and

    2) To contribute to the goals and objectives

    of SHS by being an integral component of

    the school system, and:

    3) to develop agricultural competencies

    needed by individuals engaged in or

    preparing to be engaged in agricultural

    occupations and:

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    Program goals, cont.

    4) To develop leadership, communication

    and interpersonal skills to enable an

    individual to obtain employment and to besuccessful in that employment and

    5) to develop an awareness and literacy of

    the agriculture industry in all members ofthe community