Module 20: Agriculture
Agricultural marketing and organizations.
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SECTION: AGRICULTURE
MODULE: 20
Part A: Units
Agricultural economics V (agricultural marketing and organizations)
a. Market and marketing
b. Types of markets
c. Demand, supply and price theory
d. Marketing functions
e. Problems of marketing agricultural products and possible solutions
f. Marketing boards
g. Agents and institutions
h. Cooperatives, associations and unions
Part B: Project
Study how agricultural products reach markets and buyers.
Project Title: Agricultural Marketing Pathway
Objective: Explain marketing functions and challenges for farm products.
Project Instructions:
- 1. Identify a local farm product and its market chain.
- 2. Describe demand and supply factors affecting its price.
- 3. List marketing functions involved in moving the product.
- 4. Explain one marketing problem and a possible solution.
- 5. Consult your coach where necessary.
Evidence to Submit:
- • Market chain notes.
- • Demand and supply summary.
- • Problem and solution analysis.
Submission
Part C: Training Others
Guide a peer on agricultural marketing concepts.
Guidance:
- • Explain types of markets and marketing functions.
- • Discuss demand, supply, and price changes.
- • Introduce cooperatives and marketing boards.
Reflection:
- • What did the learner understand well?
- • What needed more explanation?
- • What support do you need from your coach?
Submission
Part D: Assessment
Competency Levels:
1 = Expectations not met
2 = Partially met
3 = Satisfactorily met
4 = Excellently met
Self-assessment:
- • Market types and functions:
- • Demand, supply, and price theory:
- • Marketing institutions and cooperatives:
Coach assessment:
- • Market types and functions:
- • Demand, supply, and price theory:
- • Marketing institutions and cooperatives:
Submission
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