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Agribusiness is generally the commercial aspect related to agriculture or agricultural activities and its products. The Agribusiness sector is engaged in the production and operations of a farm, the manufacture and distribution of farm equipment and supplies, and the processing, storage, and distribution of farm commodities. The sectors that can benefit hugely from entrepreneurial intervention are food processing and packaging, preservation of seasonal fruits and vegetables, seed processing, flower farming in addition to crop farming, etc. Agro-based industries can flourish in rural sectors where labour is abundant and labour cost is low
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- 1. AGRIBUSINESS VALUE ADDITION AND ENTREPRENEURIAL OPPORTUNITIES
- 2. VALUE ADDITION •This means: Practising agriculture in an improved way or Innovatively •It also means opening new streams of income from agricultural production •You do not take a product to the market in a RAW form but you refine it
- 3. OBJECTIVES Food Security Maximum utilization of Land Use organic Fertilizers Innovative Practices More income Streams Food Security Maximum utilization of Land Use organic Fertilizers Innovative Practices More income Streams
- 4. RAIN FED AGRICULTURE • IT IS BECOMING UNRELIABLE DUE TO CHANGING WEATHER PATTERNS • DIG SOME WELLS TO INITIATE IRRIGATION, TAP AND STORE RAIN WATER DURING THE WET SEASON
- 5. CHANGING TRENDS LIFESTYLES EATING HEALTHY DICTATES SPECIAL TYPES OF FOODS URBANIZATION MORE MOUTHS TO BE FED AS TOWN GROWS TOWARDS YOU MARKETS BECOMING READILY AVAILABLE DUE TO INCREASES IN POPULATION
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- 9. BY MR. NANDWA J. MUSAMBAYI LECTURER OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, UNIVERSITY OF ELDORET KENYA