Agribusiness Management
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India is Agriculture dominant country with well developed agriculture based industries. Agribusiness encompasses production, transformation / value adding, distribution and retailing of food, fibre and associated products. Indian food and Agri sector is set to triple from US $328 to US $895 Billion. Huge opportunities in Agribusiness are attracting investments in primary production as well as on the output side in food processing and distribution.
Growth in agribusiness industry is mainly fuelled by sustained economic growth, rising per capita income, urbanization and globalization, integration of the global food value chain, improvemen
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Agri-business explores the production, marketing and trading of products related to agriculture. The MBA programme also covers improved growing techniques, agricultural machinery, fertiliser, pesticides pre- and post- harvest handling, storage, transportation, packaging and labelling. Critical management issues as financing and technical assistance, preparation of products for exports, overseas marketing issues and government policy are also an integral part of the programme.
Some of the optional courses offered in an Agri-Business Management Programme are Agricultural Finance/Banking, Agro Processing, International Agriculture and Trad
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As you specifically mentioned as girl candidates then I must tell you that this course require outdoor activities also to a large extent .After MBA. in Agriculture you can either study PG or get employed as an agricultural scientist with govt. sector units like IARI, ICAR, FCI etc
The scope will be depend on your knowledge that you have acquired after B.Sc or your M.Sc in Agriculture.Research institutes like Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture (CRIDA) offer job profiles like Research Associate, Research Assistant etc. Private firms like Cavin Kare, Dabur Foods, ITC Limited, etc also recruits candidates with P
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