Transcription of Module 6 The Farm Plan
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Module 6 The Farm Plan
Module 61 Module 6 PLANNINGS ession The planning processSession farm performance analysisSession Planning for the marketSession The farm planModule 62 PlanningMarket-oriented farming begins by determining whatbuyers want, in what form and when they want it. Thismodule looks at what you need to know about the planningprocess, farm performance and the market. This willenable you to support farmers in preparing farm plans,increase profitability and 63 PlanningNoteThis Module is designed to give you an opportunity to practise a selection of tools and skills you have learned during the course of this you will conduct an in-depth plan of a 5 hectare 64 Session The planning processLearning outcomes:Understand the planning process and the planning cycleModule 65 The planning processIn this session you will look at the process of farmplanning. Typically farmers are concerned about thefuture and they determine on their own whatenterprises to produce, but there is a role for you inassisting farmers in making planning 66 The planning processSome of the decisions that farmers make when planning the enterprise and the farm for the future are: What crop should I produce and what variety or breed?
the plan into action Once the best plan for the farm has been selected, it has to be put into operation. If tree crops and livestock are included in the plan, this may take a long time, since these enterprises do not reach full production for several years. If the farmer introduces new enterprises, farmers
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