我们仍在积极开发此网站。如果您遇到任何问题，请报告给我们！ - 报告问题

THE BUSINESS OF AGRICULTURE

FISC 50
课程描述

Examines the five areas of risk management of an agricultural business: production risk, human risk, financial risk, market risk, and institutional risk. Discusses the internal and external contexts affecting the management of an agricultural business. Investigates the changing structures of agriculture, creating a unique landscape for today's agricultural businesses. Students are encouraged throughout the course to reflect on and discuss examples from their own experiences, and think critically about how these factors may impact their strategy for managing a business.

先修课程

Declared in the Farm Industry Short Course program

满足要求

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

学分

未报告

开课时间

未报告

平均绩点
2.58

-5.24% 相比历史数据

完成率
83.33%

-2.78% 相比历史数据

A率
16.67%

-41.67% 相比历史数据

班级规模
12

-42.86% 相比历史数据

Cumulative Grade Distribution

教师 (2026 Summr)

按评分排序，数据来自 Rate My Professors

相似课程

FARM AND INDUSTRY SHORT COURSE FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR

FISC 55

Provides first-year Farm Industry Short Course students with an academic orientation to the FISC program. Topics include current agricultural- and consumer-related issues (e.g., food systems, agriculture advocacy, climate change, etc.), academic and career development, and an introduction to the academic resources and opportunities of the college and university.

AGRIBUSINESS FEASIBILITY PLANNING

FISC 115

Accounting, budgeting and communication skills are necessary to develop and evaluate farm business plans. Students are introduced to computerized farm accounting and will develop skills with modern electronic spreadsheets and FINPACK while developing a case farm feasibility assignment.

AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES MARKETING

FISC 121

This course focuses on the farm and its marketing environment and provides an overview of the economics of grain and milk markets. The course concentrates on developing skills for effective grain and dairy marketing analysis and strategies. It examines forward contracting, hedging on futures markets, delayed pricing and options trading. It will also examine farm policies and the impact on farms. Students will gain an understanding and appreciation of the commodity and futures markets, major trends and causes of trends in dairy and grain industries, market factors that influence farm commodities, risk tools and cooperatives.

BUSINESS PRINCIPLES OF AGRICULTURAL MANAGEMENT

FISC 51

An introduction to the working of a market economy and decision-making concepts; the role of prices and preferences in making production and consumption decisions; U.S. agricultural system and various economic policies that may be employed by government; Taxation, regulation, trade, and employment policies.

AGRICULTURAL SALES

FISC 21

Students will learn the basic steps to the sales process in order to prepare for a career in agricultural sales and related sales applications found in daily life; develop sales-related skills, such as negotiation skills, body language, and time management skills; and reflect on and develop personal strengths and abilities that will enhance agricultural sales presentations and customer relationships.