The document discusses non-food agriculture and its products from plants and animals. It provides examples of various non-food products that can be obtained from sources like hemp, flax, maize, sheep, cattle and goats. Some key benefits mentioned include developing new markets and industries, providing economic and social benefits to rural communities, and serving as renewable substitutes for fossil fuels and materials. However, some industrial processing methods for products like leather are also noted to cause environmental pollution and health issues if not properly managed.

1. Lai Chia Chen (156942)
Tan Sze Theen (159471)
Kok Shen Nee (161405)
Syafinaz binti Mohd Sabri (162399)
Muhammad Shafi’in bin Mat Shayuti
(163732)
Thee Kar Yan (165046)

2. INTRODUCTION
 Non-food agriculture can be defined as agriculture
activity which produces non-food products or
services from the natural resources system.
 Since 1993, farmers have started the production of
agriculture raw material for non-food purposes on
set-aside land.
 Non-food industries, in contrast to the food
industries, have a wide variety of end uses and
almost all non-food agriculture products require a
high degree of processing.
 The combination of natural raw materials with
synthetics and other artificial substitutes (e.g.
fibre) are increasingly used in non-food industries.

3. Non-food
products from
Plants
Agriculture
Agriculture Non-food
Non-food
for Non- products
Production
Food from Animals
Area
Advantages of
Non-food
Agriculture

4. ANIMAL

5. ANIMAL
 Main component of modern agriculture
 Benefits to animal husbandry (raisings animals) and
crops
 Helps to cultivate fields and harvest crops
 Usually involved domesticated animals such as
cattle, sheep, goat, buffalo and etc
 Production of various products such as
leathers, clothes, cosmetics and etc.

6. NON-FOOD
PRODUCTS

7.  Wool is the best natural fiber for
fabric
 Easy to clean
 Many products can be produce
such as clothes, handbag,
wallet and gloves.
SHEEP

8.  Produce leather products
such as belt, shoes and
jackets from the skin.
 Bones are use to make
charcoal.
 Instrument and tennis
racquet string made up
CATTL from internal organ.
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10. OTHER
PRODUCTS
GOAT

11. PLANTS

12. clothes
Household Soy-based ink
detergents
Non food
products from
plants
furniture
Rubber
Fuels

13. HEMP
Hemp is earth’s most beneficial agricultural
crop, providing all the basic necessities for
human life: food, clothing, shelter, and
medicine.

14. NON-FOOD PRODUCTS OF HEMP
 Non-food uses for hempseed oil are: lamp
lighting, printing, lubrication, and household
detergents, stain removers, varnishes, resins and paints.
 Most valuable parts of the hemp plant is the fiber. Hemp
fiber can made cloths for summer and winter. Long and
short hemp fibers is used in
twine, textiles, paper, household goods, building
materials……
 Hemp biomass as a source of fuel ,potentially the biggest
industrial use of the plant.
 Traditional hemp oil formulas were applied topically to treat
abscesses, boils, pimples and swellings.
 Currently marketed products include lip
balm, moisturizers, shampoos, conditioners, soaps, perfum

15. FOOD
PRODUCTION
AREA

16. AGRICULTURAL NON-FOOD PRODUCTION AREA
• Flax is grown both for its
seeds and for its fiber.
• It makes coatings and
floorings friendlier, concrete
tougher, and fibre products
stronger.
• In addition, it also widely used
for the manufacture of fine
paper, composite products
and oil in the cosmetics
industry

17.  Widely use in industry like
bio-energy
 Maize cob is very attractive
for several industrial
processes such as surface
finishing and heat and
sound insulation
 Maize particles can also be
used in the packing
industry for fragile goods.

19. Agriculture
For Non-Food
ADVANTAGES
& IMPACT

20. Renewable
Materials
substitute for
Fossil and Mineral
Materials
Reduce Depletion Of
The Earth’s Resources

21. PLANT • Fuel
Substituting • Heat
For Fossil • Electricity
• Polymers In
Fuels & Plastics
Fossil • Lubricants
Materials
VEGETABLES ANIMAL BIODIESEL
OIL FAT

22. Economic
Competitiveness
Of Industry
Development
Of New
Markets And
Products

23. Social Rural
Benefits Communities
New Establishment
Markets For Of Local
Farmers Industries

24. ENVIRONMENT
Cutting
Waste &
Pollution
Greenhouse
Gases

25. INDUSTRIAL PROCESSING
Timber  Furniture, Paper,
Building Materials
DEFORESTATION
Loss Of Wildlife , Soil And
Water Resources & Soil
Erosion

26. Huge Amounts Of Feed,
Pastureland, Water, And Fossil
Fuels
• Massive Amount of
Turning Skin Energy & Dangerous
into Leather Chemical
• Water Pollution
• Exposure to Toxic
People /
Workers
Chemical
• Cancer

27. CONCLUSION

28.  There are many products that can be obtained from
agriculture besides food.
 Government should give more budget to raise the
productivity of agriculture especially for non food
product.
 Businessman should have the courage to expand
their business.
 Humans should be aware because there are still
some waste that can be use.
 Livestock market give lots of benefits to increase
the productivity of agriculture economy.

29.  Shoes, shirts, belt and others can be obtained from
animals.
 Plants have lots of advantages such as produces
medicine and act as shelter.
 Flax can be use in cosmetic industry and maize can
be use as bio-energy.
 Besides give profits to the economy it also help to
safe the environment.
 Although it have many benefits but it also come
with some disadvantages for human.

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