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Agricultural Science · 50 practice questions

Qualities, functions and problems of a farm manager; farm records and record-keeping; stock evaluation (gross/net profit, appreciation/depreciation/salvage value); agricultural insurance (meaning, importance, types, problems).

  • Identify the qualities/functions/problems of a farm manager.
  • Differentiate types of farm records and give reasons for keeping them.
  • Determine gross/net margins and appreciation/depreciation/salvage value.
  • Examine the relevance and problems of agricultural insurance.

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  1. Practice question 1

    Succession planning for farm ownership mainly aims to

    • A.guarantee the farm business will cease to exist after the current owner
    • B.eliminate the need for any future ownership of the farm
    • C.apply only to very large, corporate farming operations
    • D.ensure a smooth transfer of the farm business to the next generation or owner
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    D. ensure a smooth transfer of the farm business to the next generation or owner

    Good succession planning prepares for an orderly transition rather than an abrupt one.

  2. Practice question 2

    Farm records mainly help a manager to

    • A.ignore the farm's actual performance
    • B.make decisions with no supporting information
    • C.increase confusion about farm operations
    • D.track farm performance and make informed decisions
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    D. track farm performance and make informed decisions

    Good records provide the data needed for sound management decisions.

  3. Practice question 3

    Farm inventory mainly refers to

    • A.a record of only the farm's outstanding debts
    • B.a record of all resources and assets owned by the farm at a given time
    • C.a record of the weather conditions over a season
    • D.a record of the personal expenses of the farmer
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    B. a record of all resources and assets owned by the farm at a given time

    Inventory captures the full stock of a farm's assets and resources at a point in time.

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