Agribusiness Management
About Course
Course Code: YSA-401
Pillar: SMB Business Academy
Course Overview: Agribusiness connects farming with markets, income generation, food security, and local economic development. Learners explore agricultural value chains, customer demand, production planning, costs, pricing, operations, market access, and common business risks.
The course helps them view agriculture as an enterprise system and shape an agribusiness plan suited to available resources, community needs, and realistic growth opportunities.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand agribusiness as both farming and enterprise.
- Identify opportunities across the agricultural value chain.
- Plan basic agribusiness operations, resources, and activities.
- Estimate costs, revenue, risks, and profit potential.
- Connect agribusiness products to markets and customers.
- Create a practical agribusiness management plan.
Target Audience: Young people interested in farming, agribusiness, food production, rural entrepreneurship, agricultural trading, agro-services, or community-based agricultural enterprises. Suitable for youth entrepreneurship programs, TVET institutions, NGOs, ministries, cooperatives, incubators, and agricultural livelihood initiatives.
Course Structure: 5 modules / 20 lessons.
Special Feature: Every module concludes with a Putting It All Together audio deep dive that connects the key lessons and supports reflection and practical application.
Pathway Focus: Understand Agribusiness. Build capability in Production, Operations and Resource Planning. Apply learning through Market Access, Growth and Agribusiness Planning.
Course Content
Course Introduction
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Agribusiness Management
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