Advanced Diploma of Agribusiness Management

Farmer

Farmers work their own land or a leased property, carrying out a full range of business and practical duties to ensure the success of the enterprise. They establish and maintain crops and/or herds; plan farming strategies and operations; maintain the property's land and infrastructure; hire and manage staff; buy and sell stock and produce; and manage the business. They may specialise in a particular crop, product or animal, or run mixed enterprises.

General Manager (Agribusiness)

General Managers (Agribusiness) apply substantial specialised knowledge and skills to the senior managerial and leadership role in their agribusiness organisation. They generate and evaluate complex ideas, and initiate, design and execute the major planning, research, design, operational, compliance and management functions within highly varied or specialised agribusiness contexts.

Rural Business Worker

Rural Business Workers perform administrative and financial duties for agricultural businesses. They keep records of animals and produce, and other primary production business records. They may be involved in selling, customer services, and emergency response.

Rural Production Manager

Rural Production Managers take an operational overview and ensure rural operations are successfully managed and carried out. They analyse business and production performance and implement improvements. They develop risk-management, production and marketing strategies.