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Introduction to agribusiness management- definition, Scope and importance; concept of business management
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Basic concept and definitions of firms, plant, industry and their interrelationships with respect to agricultural production
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Agribusiness environment, management systems, and managerial decisions
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Cooperatives- concept, definitions, role, organization, structure, cooperative law and bylaws, developing agriculture cooperatives, cooperative marketing, cooperative farming
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There are two types of investments

a) Investment on operating inputs (seed, fertilizers,etc.)

 b ) Investment on capital assets (land, farm building, machinery).

– Analysis of these investment involves not only comparison of costs and returns associated with it, but also the timing of occurrence of costs and returns.

– The costs and returns from investment in operating resources occur with a production period of year or less.

– The marginal principles are used to determine the optimum level of operating resources and no need to bring in time elements here.

– But in case of capital assets, where cost and returns are in different time periods and also capital expenditure involves costs and returns over time (eg orchards).

– To examine the profitability of these investments, requires recognition of time value of money.


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