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Case Study Of Symphonic Agro

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BUSINESS PLAN
FOR
SYMPHONIC AGRO TRADING

Executive Summary

Symphonic Agro is a family business which aims at producing organic vegetables and to be the most successful supplier around Malaysia. Symphonic Agro is based on the sound principles to conserving natural resources, reducing the carbon footprint, growing, and eating locally grown and prepared foods, and making the world a better place to live in. This unique perspective will be clearly shows in the quality of the produce, the well cared for gardens, and natural friendliness.

Symphonic Agro was created to produce healthy vegetable without the use of pesticide and fertilizer. This is to provide the community that is not much interested anymore of buying the ‘fresh’ vegetables …show more content…

The National Agriculture Policy (NAP3) predicted that exports of organic agriculture such as fruits and vegetables can have an opportunities in the organic niche market. “The government encourages small-scale producers to venture into organic farming as part of the strategy to raise producers ' income, overcome problems of chemical residues in food production, protect the environment, reduce food imports as well as enhance the country 's export of high quality safe food (DoA)”.

Goals and Objectives

Goals:
1. In order for the survival of the country, we must rely on local resources. Buying from local farmers supports the local economy. It also gives job opportunities for many people.
2. By reducing dependence on energy is better for the planet and saves our natural resources

3. Happy members ensures repeat of business and their word-of-mouth grows the business.

Objectives:
1. To improve soil fertility and farm biodiversity, reduce pollution and destruction of the environment as well as prevention of further reduction of natural …show more content…

S.Kanan will be managing the whole farm. Management of the farmwhich would be bycreatingthe planting guideand the method of organic farming methods without relying on chemical pesticides or fertilizers. Denesharan will be an active participant of managing the crop especially during hectic period of time. He also will be responsible for recording and preparing detailed accounting records.Farmers will be in charge of taking care of the farm all the time and also helping in the harvesting the crops. Extra part time farmers will be hired during period of harvesting, so that process of harvesting can be done fast. There will be two drivers to deliver the crops to the

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