Agricultural and Horticultural Science 3.2 Research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product.

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Agricultural and Horticultural Science 3.2 Research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product

 This achievement standard involves researching and reporting on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product.

AchievementAchievement with Merit Achievement with Excellence  Research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product.  Effectively research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product.  Comprehensively research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product. Achievement Criteria

 selecting and processing information related to specific factors that may impact on profitability of a New Zealand primary product  using the processed information to describe the impact of the factors on the production of a primary product  reporting findings in a logical manner. Research and report involves:

 interpreting processed information to explain the impact of the factors on the profitability of a primary product. Effectively research and report involves:

 analysing the processed information to justify the impact of the factors on the profitability of a primary product  reporting findings in a coherent and concise manner, including a summary of key findings. Comprehensively research and report involves:

 refers to the ability to make a profit for the producer.  Profitability may be determined by on-farm practices, off-farm processes, and other factors. Profitability

 may include physical and climatic conditions; social, technological (e.g. value-added innovations), economic, political, and cultural factors. Factors

 refers to all aspects of primary production under producer control, such as production process, management practices, quantity, timing, and product attributes. Production

 are measurable characteristics that affect the profitability of a primary product and may include, fat content, sugar levels, size, mass, diameter, tenderness, shelf life, and yield. Product attributes

 a statement of purpose  selected and processed information  interpretation of findings based on own processed information  a valid conclusion(s) that relates to the purpose of the research  referencing using a recognised style, so that sources may be verified. The report includes:

 This activity requires students to research and report on ways in which a range of factors impact on the profitability of primary product production in New Zealand.  The report should consider both the internal and external factors impacting on the profitability of the primary product production process used in New Zealand, and on the effect of a range of factors on the profitability for the product internationally. Context/setting

 Lamb  Beef  Venison  Salmon  Kiwifruit  Grapes Primary products examples

 This assessment task will take place over six to ten weeks of in-class and out-of-class time.  The students could work in groups of two or three to gather relevant research information, but the reporting of their research findings must be individual work.  As this is a research task, students should locate their own resources in addition to those provided by you.  Previous teaching and learning programmes should have developed student ability to select appropriate information from primary and secondary sources and construct response to address the research question. Conditions

 This assessment activity requires you to research New Zealand venison production in order to answer the question  “Can you make a profit from venison production in New Zealand?”  This could be asked for any primary product. We are using venison as an example in this context. Introduction

 You are to report on how a range of factors impact on the profitability of New Zealand produced venison by considering their effect and/or impact on the production process used for venison in New Zealand.  In considering the profitability you will need to research on-farm practices, off-farm processes, and other factors such as physical and climatic conditions; and social, technological (for example, value-added innovations), economic, political, and cultural factors.

 The production process used for venison in New Zealand includes all stages under the producer’s control, such as production process, management practices, quantity, timing, and product attributes.  You can work in a group of two or three to gather information, but you must work independently on the collation, processing, and reporting of your research findings.

 Research relevant information on the impact of specific factors such as physical and climatic conditions; and social, technological, economic, political, and cultural factors on the profitability of New Zealand produced venison.  Plan your research process and include regular check points with your teacher.  Select and organise relevant information under each specific factor so that you can use it to develop an informed response to this question. Conduct the research

 describe the impact of the factors on the production process used for venison in New Zealand  explain the impact of the factors on the profitability of venison production in New Zealand  analyse the processed information to justify the impact of the factors on the profitability of New Zealand produced venison.  Keep a record of your research in a logbook. Include a reference list. Your research logbook will be handed in with your completed report, as it may be used to assess how you have processed and integrated the knowledge you have gathered during your research. Use the information to:

 Present your findings in a coherent and concise manner, including a summary of key findings. Prepare your report

 Purpose – a statement that provides a clear description of your research focus  Introduction – provides the relevant background to the topic and the research you have carried out  Findings – presents a summary of the relevant information you selected and processed relating to the topic. This information is written in your own words, along with referenced quotes you have selected. It will include graphs and tables relating to the specific factors. In this section you will describe the impact of each of these factors on the venison production process in New Zealand. The report will include:

 Discussion – an interpretation of findings based on your own processed information. This is written in paragraph form and should address each factor you have described, with an explanation of how each impacts on the profitability of venison production in New Zealand. You must summarise information that justifies your stance on the impact of specific factors on the profitability of venison production in New Zealand.  Conclusion – a valid conclusion(s) that relates to the purpose of the research. If you make a statistical conclusion it may be shared in the conclusion, supported by your statement that justifies whether or not you can make a profit from venison production in New Zealand.  References – referencing using a recognised style, so that sources may be verified