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Good Agronomic Practices in Sorghum ProductionICRISAT
Sorghum yields in Africa are affected by both biotic and abiotic constraints. Improved crop management and new varieties with increased resistance to pests and diseases can significantly increase crop yields.
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Good Agronomic Practices in Sorghum ProductionICRISAT
Sorghum yields in Africa are affected by both biotic and abiotic constraints. Improved crop management and new varieties with increased resistance to pests and diseases can significantly increase crop yields.
Agribusiness is one of the most challenging businesses today. Agribusiness has held up a large share of business niche. The volume of agribusiness is flourishing day-by-day. The term agribusiness coined first in 1957 by Goldberg and Davis. Agribusiness is not mere a business rather it is an useful tool for ensuring food security throughout the world and all sorts of basic needs as most of the basic requirements are filled up directly or indirectly with agro products. In near future agribusiness will be the central metaphor of business system for not only in our country but also to the whole world.
We may not overlook that Bangladesh is an agrarian country and still we are vastly depended upon agriculture though service sector has been advanced a lot during last few decades. Agriculture plays a pivotal role in our national economy. According to Bangladesh Economic Review (2016), the broad agriculture sector accounts for 15.33% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and 45.10% of the labor force in Bangladesh.
FPO Business Accelerator Centre- Indore
Course content for Agripreneurs Program in Agri-Business Management
The course is primarily targeted to any graduates who have basic knowledge of agriculture, though this may not be a pre-requisite. The course aims at equipping them with theoretical and practical knowledge on different aspects of agri-business including policy framework, laws, rules and regulations, business potential for an array of agri-businesses, banking interface, and a range of agri-business operations. All students would also acquire basic knowledge of important aspects of corporate and other laws, basic accounting, good communication skills, and elementary aspects of HR management as compulsory subjects. Practical training with EFASAL team at HQ and field level for all modules in every week, in which two days classes and three days practical training
Livestock in South Asia: Challenges, priorities and way forwardILRI
Presented by Nure Alam Siddiky at the Workshop on transforming livelihoods in South Asia through sustainable livestock research and development, Kathmandu, Nepal, 13-14 November 2018
Agribusiness is one of the most challenging businesses today. Agribusiness has held up a large share of business niche. The volume of agribusiness is flourishing day-by-day. The term agribusiness coined first in 1957 by Goldberg and Davis. Agribusiness is not mere a business rather it is an useful tool for ensuring food security throughout the world and all sorts of basic needs as most of the basic requirements are filled up directly or indirectly with agro products. In near future agribusiness will be the central metaphor of business system for not only in our country but also to the whole world.
We may not overlook that Bangladesh is an agrarian country and still we are vastly depended upon agriculture though service sector has been advanced a lot during last few decades. Agriculture plays a pivotal role in our national economy. According to Bangladesh Economic Review (2016), the broad agriculture sector accounts for 15.33% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and 45.10% of the labor force in Bangladesh.
FPO Business Accelerator Centre- Indore
Course content for Agripreneurs Program in Agri-Business Management
The course is primarily targeted to any graduates who have basic knowledge of agriculture, though this may not be a pre-requisite. The course aims at equipping them with theoretical and practical knowledge on different aspects of agri-business including policy framework, laws, rules and regulations, business potential for an array of agri-businesses, banking interface, and a range of agri-business operations. All students would also acquire basic knowledge of important aspects of corporate and other laws, basic accounting, good communication skills, and elementary aspects of HR management as compulsory subjects. Practical training with EFASAL team at HQ and field level for all modules in every week, in which two days classes and three days practical training
Livestock in South Asia: Challenges, priorities and way forwardILRI
Presented by Nure Alam Siddiky at the Workshop on transforming livelihoods in South Asia through sustainable livestock research and development, Kathmandu, Nepal, 13-14 November 2018
Vegetables tunnel medicinal plants A Lecture By Mr Allah Dad Khan Former DG ...Mr.Allah Dad Khan
Vegetables tunnel medicinal plants A Lecture By Mr Allah Dad Khan Former DG Agriculture Extension Khyber Pakhtun Khwa Province & Visiting Professor Agriculture University Peshawar Pakistan
To achieve buy-in, budget approval, or a project green light you must first engage. As marketers we study the art of engagement. We develop programs, content, and analytics to maximize engagement with our prospects, customers, and channel partners. We recognize that we must deliver content that educates, nurtures, and motivates. As marketers we recognize that we must deliver the right content, to the right people, at the right time, and through the right channel. And as marketers we understand that the most effective form of engagement results from storytelling.
So why do we fail so miserably at engaging our internal audience? More than any business unit, marketing should have perfected the business presentation. And yet, we often fall back into the bad habit of bullet-point heavy PowerPoint presentations, charts and graphs, and messaging that focuses on what’s missing versus what is possible.
In order to succeed you must create an internal environment for success. To do this you must guide the company to the realization that the initiative is a change for the better and that they are a part of that positive change. And much like engaging with your external audience, engaging with your internal audience requires preparation, analysis, relevant content with context, and storytelling.
IFPRI Director General Shenggen Fan presentation on “Enhancing the Profitability of Family Farms” at the Asia-Pacific Regional Consultation on the “Role of Family Farming in the 21st Century: Achieving the Zero Hunger Challenges by 2025 organized by M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation’s in Chennai, India in August 2014
Ten steps of social marketing campaign explained . Social marketing campaign is about " Over population " growth in Pakistan. Social marketing campaign is steps are discussed in detail.
Pathways for sustainable development of mixed crop-livestock systems in devel...ILRI
Presented by Shirley Tarawali, Mario Herrero, Katrien Descheemaeker, Elaine Grings and Michael Blümmel at the Workshop on the Assessment for sustainable development of animal production systems, 3 November 2011.
The presentation was shared at the recent annual meeting of the American Society for Plant Biologists, and outlines the barriers to agricultural technology adoption in developing countries and discusses the potential role of biofortification in helping people get access to more nutritious food worldwide.
This presentation was given by Alan de Brauw, Senior Researchers in the Markets Trade and Institutions Division at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). Alan also serves as Flagship Leader of Value Chains for Enhanced Nutrition for the CGIAR Research Program on Agriculture for Nutrition and Health (A4NH). More information can be found at a4nh.cgiar.org.
This is a talk I gave as part of the "Nourishing 9 Billion" symposium at the 2014 American Society for Plant Biologists Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon. I talked first about how major grains are actually quite available in an aggregate sense-- moreover there is plenty of unexploited capacity. A larger problem is a relative lack of availability of nutritious crops -- legumes and pulses, fruits, and vegetables, and among specific populations animal source foods. Two ideas to reduce micronutrient deficiencies, being promoted by the CGIAR program Agriculture for Nutrition and Health, are to promote nutritious crops and foods through value chains, as well as to promote micronutrient intakes through biofortification.
IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION ON AGRICULTURESabir Shaikh
Indian agriculture has made rapid strides since Independence. In taking the annual food grains production from 51 million tonnes in early fifties to 206 million tonnes at the turn of the century, it has contributed significantly in achieving self-sufficiency in food and in avoiding food shortages.
2. Introduction Agriculture is the source of industrialization 77.3% of our Economic Activity is based on agriculture 67.8% of rural dwellers has only agricultural source of living
3. In case of Pakistan… Resources Fertile Lands Optimum Seasons Hardworking farmers Realities Unable to meet our own food requirements Major imports are based on food commodities No private investment in Agricultural sector
4. Our services Green Houses/ Tunnel Farming Organic Farming Fruit Development Processing Floriculture and Cut Flowers Vegetable Seed Production Tunnel/controlled sheds for live stocks
7. Walk in Tunnel“The tunnels provide a microclimate around the crops that essentially fools them into thinking it is a different season than it really is,”
26. Human Resource Functions Hire the Fresh graduates having good academics Provide them better compensation Clarifying them their objectives Provide them proper training Give them their career objectives
29. SWOT Analysis Strength new techniques regarding the farming rather than traditional method of cultivation. Trained human force equipped with the latest technology will definitely beneficial for us. Focus on skill enhancement and capacity building will broaden the spectrum of our business Weakness Targeting the Punjab, so might be when we go in other province there arises some strong competitors. Negative cash flows in our early years, this can be our weakness in longer run, if we unable to recover these early sales gaps.
30. SWOT Analysis (Cont.) Opportunities Huge potential of productivity enhancement Economic potential for the individual farmers as well as for state great social potential in form of community mobilization No outstanding private competition Threats Most of the target population is illiterate so, we may not able to proper communicate with them Due to having conservative mentality, we have to face problem to mold their behavior towards new trends. The farmers are used to existing method of cultivation, it may be harder for them to adopt the new one.
