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The Definition of Agriculture.

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1 The Definition of Agriculture

2 Where does all our food and fiber come from?

3 Agriculture

4 Who needs Agriculture?

5 We all do!!

6 What's First?

7 Producer

8 What is a producer? The person who grows animals and plants.

9 Who helps the producer?

10 Producer SERVICES Equipment Spraying
Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

11 SERVICES Equipment Spraying Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

12 Producer Fuel Insurance Credit SUPPLIES Seed Fertilizer Feed SERVICES
Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

13 SUPPLIES Fuel Insurance Credit Seed Fertilizer Feed

14 What happens once the product is produced?

15 Haul it to the marketer

16 Producer Marketing Fuel Insurance Credit SUPPLIES Seed Fertilizer Feed
Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

17 Marketing getting small amounts from individual producers selling large amounts to processor

18 Producer Marketing Processing Fuel Insurance Credit SUPPLIES Seed
Fertilizer Feed Producer Marketing Processing Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

19 Processing corn into cornflakes pork into pork chop cotton into blue jeans

20 Processing your turn

21 Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Fuel Insurance
Credit SUPPLIES Seed Fertilizer Feed Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

22 Distribution Buying large quanities from processors and selling small quanities to retail stores

23 Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Retail Fuel Insurance
Credit SUPPLIES Seed Fertilizer Feed Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Retail Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

24 Retail Stores

25

26 Who purchases? Consumer you

27 Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Retail Consumer
Fuel Insurance Credit SUPPLIES Seed Fertilizer Feed Producer Marketing Processing Distribution Retail Consumer Equipment Spraying SERVICES Research Consultant (Nutritionist, Crop, Financial)

28

29 How and why would a consumer get food directly from the producer?

30

31 Transportation how each step moves

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