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Showing posts with label agricultural school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label agricultural school. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 9, 2014

NU 6 by (unknown author) AGSB Clark entrepreneurship - private agricultural school

NU 6 private agricultural school/training center

One of my future business plans is to be a proponent of organic farming in the country and to grow a botanical garden in my town.  From my experiences in the past 10 years of farming and gardening, I always find it hard to recruit conscientious gardeners and agriculturist.  I have observed that the human resources I had were challenged in values and proactivity.  All of them had short term plans for their lives and did not appreciate that  in the plant business or agribusiness  time is needed just like a tree to grow slowly.

I think it is a good idea to have a privately owned agricultural school / training center to professionalize the agribusiness sector.  The students will also be hired immediately by my company's backward integration strategy to supply my cassava and glutinous rice needs.  Also the growth of the botanical garden can be sustained,  and later duplicated in other areas of the country.  As of this time, I have recruited a graduate of agronomy to help me with the vision.

A private school for agriculture can also glamorize this sector of the economy simply because the youth looks at it in a demeaning manner.  My strategy to keep abreast with the latest organic trends and latest machines will facilitate the practicums and curriculum.  Initially scholarships can be offered for qualified and interested students  3.5  <authorless>


Wednesday, March 26, 2014

NU 6 Authorless on - Agricultural School with a Heart

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Private Agricultural School/Training Center

One of my future business/CSR endeavour  will be a botanical garden with organic vegetable production.  The sustainability of this project will be much dependent on the capabilities of the human resources.

From my observations and past employees who came from government run agricultural institutions ,I found that the graduates lacked values, had poor work ethics and were complacent in their jobs.

I think that a private agricultural school where values, proactivity and activities that will enhance their entrepreneurial skills will be a guarantee for the success of future agri-related projects. Of course technologies will go side by side with their education. 

As a come - on for good students, scholarships will be offered and their future employment guaranteed.