This course provides students with comprehensive knowledge of key factors in agribusiness management. Beginning with an overview of the industry, the course explores various areas of agribusiness, including crop production, livestock, aquaculture, and food processing. Students will gain a deep understanding of the agribusiness environment, encompassing macro factors such as economic and political influences, as well as micro factors like competition and customer dynamics.
Subsequent lessons delve into production management, covering principles of process management, supply chain operations, cost optimization, and the application of technology in agriculture. A significant component of the course focuses on marketing in the agribusiness sector, including basic market analysis and marketing strategies for agricultural products. Financial and human resource management are also addressed, with topics such as budget management, financial report analysis, and workforce development in agribusiness settings.
The course further equips students with insights into agribusiness supply chains, including transportation and emerging trends in supply chain management. A key emphasis is placed on quality and food safety management, incorporating international standards and quality control methods. Finally, the course enables students to analyze factors affecting international business in agribusiness, from globalization trends to strategies for entering international markets.