Catanduanes State University

PANGANIBAN CAMPUS
Panganiban, Catanduanes

AILEEN TOJON Date:

BSA II – A Rating:

Activity No. 6

CONSERVATION OF WASTES MANAGEMENT

INTRODUCTION:

Pollution is an undesirable change in the physical, chemical, or biological characteristics

of our air, land and water that may or will harmfully affect human life or that of desirable species,
our industrial processes, living conditions, and cultural assets, or that may or will waste or
deteriorate our raw material resources. A pollutant may be define as a substance whose presence,
quantity, physical or chemical reactions pose a risk to health or to the environment. As the world
population continues to increase, so does the world garbage disposal problem.

OBJECTIVES:

1. How does waste minimize?

2. Identifying what kind or kinds of strategies about waste management?

DISCUSSION:

Hazardous waste include ignitable, corrosive, reactive or toxic materials are those that
might easily ignite.

Corrosive materials are those that could bore through steel due to acidity. Reactive
materials are those which explode as a reaction to contact with waste or compression. Toxic
materials are poisonous and may endanger human health. Every year, at least 1,000 new chemical
are produced including countless synthetics that do not decompose in nature. These chemicals stay
in the environment for decades, exposing organisms to toxic effects, particularly as carcinogens
(cancer – causing), or are converted by organisms to more toxic forms.
IMPRESSION:

Ecology teaches us that living organisms are interdependent which means that no organism
is useless or important since each has a hole that is vital to the ecosystem. It also states that any
change anywhere changes the balance of nature,

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 Catanduanes State University
PANGANIBAN CAMPUS
Panganiban, Catanduanes

Name: Mary Grace Tonio Date:

BSA II – A Rating:

Activity No. 5

The agribusiness input sectors

I. INTRODUCTION:
Agricultural inputs, primarily seed, fertilizer and agrochemical have an enormous
potential to average the effort of hard – working farmers. Used appropriately, they can
mean the difference between a good harvest and starvation. Norman Borlang, father of
the Green Revolution, publicized the wonders of agricultural inputs in the 1960’s. His
research in Mexico resulted in new wheat varieties resistant to a spectrum of plant pests
and disease. When critical inputs were supplied, these new seeds produced two to three
time more food that previously popular varieties.
II. Objectives
1. Define agribusiness and describe the sectors of agribusiness.
2. Determine the scope and importance of agribusiness input sectors

III. Discussion
 Exchange rate policy to correct over – valued exchange rates.
 Reform of the trade regime, to reduce tariff protection for industry and remove
other controls.
 Price reforms to improve export incentives particularly for primary products
 Markets ad institutional reforms to reduce the role of the private sector and
encourage privatization in the belief that this will result in greater efficiency.
AGRICULTURAL INPUT INDUSTRY CAN BE CLASSIFIED

 Consumables – that can be consumed: consumables energy that may be depleted or

worn out by us consumable paper products.
 A consumable good or service; supplies of food, fuel, spare parts, and other
consumables.
 Durables – goods such as most produces goods and some consumers goods, that
require infrequent replacement.

Durable inputs

 Tractors
 Agricultural machineries (thrasher, harvester)
 Agricultural implement and tools (cultivators, levelers, irrigation, pump sets,
motors, shed, bullock carts.
 Catanduanes State University
PANGANIBAN CAMPUS
Panganiban, Catanduanes

Name: Mary Grace Tonio Date:

BSA II – A Rating:

Activity No. 6

Agribusiness output (marketing system)

I. INTRODUCTION:
Agribusiness marketing is more important in the agricultural industry. In reality,
production agriculturists have been so efficient and effective in raining an abundance
of food and fiber that many have produced themselves into bankruptcy. Production of
food and fiber is not the problem, rather it is marketing agricultural commodities in
order to obtain a fair price the poses the large.
II. Objective
1. Verify that the market system selected are still valid
2. Map the market system
3. Identify system level constraints root course
4. Decide what constraints are priorities
III. Discussion
When several pre – requisites are met in the general economic system. The
marketing system can lead not only to an efficient meeting of producer and
consumer needs but also to an efficiency allocation society’s limited resources. A
market is a group of current or possible consumer with similar current needs and
buying power. Market also have geographical boarder, the reasons are: target
marketing based on that idea, and that there are individual differences in consumer
is need next is even if all those needs could be met, it could be very difficult to fill
them all profitability. Dividing a group of people are population into many
categories for easy description is done by using demographic the reasons are: they
are close to specific set of consumer needs. Next one is this information is very
easy to get for small geographical areas.
 Catanduanes State University
PANGANIBAN CAMPUS
Panganiban, Catanduanes

Name: Mary Grace Tonio Date:

BSA II – A Rating:

Activity No. 7

AGRIBUSINESS OUTPUT (MARKETING SYSTEM)

I. INTRODUCTION:
International trade is defined as exchange of goods / services between countries.
International trade is based upon the same production factors. Factors of production are
labor, land, capital and management. International trade have also challenges, it
includes, currencies and exchange rate; monetary policy; or system, languages barriers,
technological advancement, national polices, national securities and polices. On
agricultural market information system collects, analysis, packages storages and
disseminate price and other information relevant to farmers traders, processors and
other interested in agricultural.
II. Objectives
1. Define agricultural marketing system.
2. Determine the scope and importance of agricultural marketing system.
III. Discussion
The type of economy use live is apathy referred to as the market economy because no
matter how many other factors you introduce to a commercial process, the market will
always be the final adjudicator, while other factors are critical to economic, it is the
market that provides the motive for all activities without an effective market production
no matter have bountiful is less than useless. It is wasteful if is therefore not surprising
that debates our marketing are so heated nor that governments after find it tempting to
 regulates and control markets in general and the marketing of agricultural products in
particular.
IV.