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Nov 19, 2024
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AGB 331 - Entrepreneurship in Agricult Credits: 3 Lecture Hours: 3 Lab Hours: 0 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Open A study of the role and organization of several aspects of agribusiness including financial management and control, marketing, operation and resource management. Competencies
- Summarize the current industry issues
- Identify industry production trends
- Define issues that impact the future of the industry
- List career opportunities
- Investigate agricultural economics conceptual components
- Describe competitive, supplementary, and complementary enterprise relationships and their use to find the profit-maximizing combination of two enterprises
- Explain the importance of opportunity cost relating to managerial decision making
- Contrast commodity marketing and risk management
- Identify the types of financial risk inherent in agriculture
- Describe how individuals vary in their willingness to accept exposure to price risk
- Calculate the break even price for producing a commodity
- Describe risk management strategies available for producers based on the financial strength of their business
- Formulate a marketing plan for a producer based on the financial strength of the business and the management approach to price risk
- Analyze agricultural finance
- Compare risk and return relating to short/long term goals and financial strength of business
- Explain the relationship between leverage, financial risk and growth of the business
- Calculate opportunity cost of varying investments
- Calculate the time value of money and illustrate with an application example
- Calculate simple and compound interest
- Identify sources of agricultural credit and the cost of borrowing capital
- Identify factors affecting the cost of credit
- Identify terminology used in simple and compound credit
- Calculate actual percentage rates on installment loans
- Set up a bank note with repayment terms for a short, intermediate and long term asset
- Calculate financial ratios
- Explain repayment activity for loans
- Identify current, intermediate and long term debt examples
- Illustrate, with examples, secured and unsecured debt
- Use an example to demonstrate a line of credit vs. loan
- Compare the differences between a security agreement and a financing statement and their usage
- Develop accounting procedures and practices
- Examine a net worth statement
- Calculate efficiency factors for business enterprises using profitability solvency ratios
- Calculate net return per $100 invested in enterprises
- Calculate current, working and net capital ratios from financial statement or balance sheet
- Calculate liquidity ratios
- Assess entrepreneurial skills through interaction
- Identify elements necessary in creating a new business
- Justify the importance of assistance from professionals
- Analyze a business plan
- Identify factors in obtaining financing for a new business
- Investigate sources and methods of financing a business
- Identify career opportunities
- Appraise career goals and entrepreneurial characteristics
- Plan positively for change
- Review ethics in business
- Compare microcomputers and information systems, hardware and software
- Select software and hardware delivery systems for appropriate business applications
- Analyze proper business management procedures and practices
- Identify alternatives to ownership through leasing
- Review the various types of contracts used in business
- Identify the life cycle of a business operation
- Outline a chain of command for a business
- Develop a filing system
- Develop a business marketing strategy
- Examine marketing programs in agribusiness
- Review the marketing mix concept of product, place, price and promotion in designing strategies
- Compare marketing concepts and strategies
- Design a marketing plan
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