Tle Agri 6 Week 7
Tle Agri 6 Week 7
Tle Agri 6 Week 7
AGRICULTU
RE
6
WEEK 7 DAY 1
Plans for the
Family’s
Animal/Fish
Raising Project
Reviewing Previous Lesson
Ask:
1. What is the difference
between direct selling and
retailers?
2. Give some successful
Entrepreneurs in Animal and
Fish Raising.
• Have you experienced raising
different kinds of animals/ fish at
home?
• Do we need to raise animals as an
alternative source of income for the
family?
Animal Raising is one of the sources of livelihood of
many Filipino families today. It can be done in one’s
backyard or in a small lot nearby. And with knowledge,
skill and hard work, it can become one of the most
profitable businesses today.
Animals that can be raised at home are the
following:
1. Swine/Hog Raising:
Meat of the swine is one of the popular meats in the
market. Filipinos are heavy consumers of this
protein-rich food.
The following are the standard breeds of swine commonly
raised today:
a. Hampshire – The pig looks smaller than other breeds.
The ears are erect, tail is usually black, and legs are
short.
b. Duroc – This breed comes from New Jersey. It has a
dark red and golden yellow color. It is also a good
producer of milk and has good mothering characteristics.
c. Yorkshire-This breed is commonly raised in Canada. It
has large ears with white and black spots. This breed is a
good source of meat for making bacon.
d. Landrace – This breed comes from Denmark. It has white
hair and skin. Its ears are larger in size and cover much of
its face. Its meat is best for making bacon, ham, and pork
chop.
e. Hypor- This breed has well-muscled back, well developed
ham, and has high carcass quality. It has superior milking
qualities.
f. Poland China- This breed is black in color with white spots
on its feet, tail, and face. It has thick meat.
g. Tamworth – This has a long narrow head, long snout, and
erects ears. The body is light and dark red in colour. Its meat
is best for making bacon.
Swine at different age levels require different feed types to be
given two to three times per day. The following are different feed
types for specific age levels:
a. Starter Mash- is given to two to eight week old piglets.
b. Growing Mash- is given to two to six month old piglets.
c. Fattening Mash- is given to ten month old piglets until they are
ready for slaughtering. Alternative food like camote tops,
kangkong, papaya leaves may also be given to swine from time to
time.
2. Poultry Farming- Raises domesticated birds such as
chickens, ducks, turkeys, quail and geese to produce meat or
eggs for food.
3. Ruminants Production – Raises a ruminant mammal which
includes cattle, all domesticated and wild bovines, goats,
sheep, giraffes, deer, gazelles, and antelopes.
4. Fish Farming
Fish farming is a form of aquaculture in which fish are raised in
enclosures to be sold as food. As an archipelago, surrounded
by many bodies of water, the country is rich in natural
resources; making fish farming is suitable and viable source of
livelihood for many Filipinos.
Tilapia is one of the most in demand fish in the market
today. Fish growers both locally and abroad are focusing
aquaculture efforts on Tilapia because of the demand for
it as well as its rapid growth and productivity at harvest
time. Tilapia may be grown in three ways. Choose what
suits your locality, space, and even your purpose
whether for family consumption or as a livelihood project.
• Using the Drum. This pertains to the use of big drums
to grow tilapia, because the space is limited, the harvest
is also limited just enough for a family’s consumption.
• Using a Fish Pen or Pond. This indicates that the use of
rivers and lakes with pens or ponds measuring 1x1x1 square
meters. This can raise from 250 to 1500 tilapia.
• Using an Artificial Pond. This suggests raising tilapia in an
excavated or dug out concrete pond at the backyard
preferably near a water source where water supply is
sufficient.
Milkfish is referred to as the national fish of the Philippines,
milkfish or bangus is very popular for its milky taste. Like the
tilapia, milkfish requires no special kind of feed, for its diet.
Milkfish can be harvested after seven to ten months of
feeding.
Catfish resembles cat’s whiskers. This fish has become a
staple food for many Filipinos especially in the tagalog
region. Catfish can be harvested between four to six months
of feeding.
Ways of Raising Fish
The following are the common types of fish enclosures used
today.
1. This type of fish pen is an inland fish pen. A large land area is
excavated to create a pool of water where fish can be grown.
A. Dug out/excavated enclosures B. Fish cages
C. Concrete/plastic enclosures D. Fish farming
2. Concrete and plastic fish tanks are usually used for commercial
fingerling production and research development.
A. Dug out/excavated enclosures B. Fish cages
C. Concrete/plastic enclosures D. Fish farming
3. This is an enclosure made of nets and stakes placed in large bodies
of water like the sea, lakes, and rivers to contain and protect fish
until they can be harvested.
A. Dug out/excavated enclosures B. Fish cages
C. Concrete/plastic enclosures D. Fish farming
4. This indicates that the use of rivers and lakes with pens or ponds
measuring 1x1x1 square meters. This can raise from 250 to 1500
tilapia.
A. Concrete/plastic enclosures B. Using the drum.
C. Using a fish pen or pond D. Fish farming
5. This suggests raising tilapia in an excavated or dug out
concrete pond at the backyard
preferably near a water source where water supply is
sufficient.
A. Concrete/plastic enclosures
B. Using the drum.
C. Using a fish pen or pond
D. Using an artificial pond
Directions: Read and answer the
questions below.
Marketing plan
3. “What do you do to your products once
these become available.”
4. Financial plan
This includes budget allotment like expenses for
food, medicines, vaccines and mate rials for their
pens or house area where they could stay away of
disease and other infections bacteria that could might
lead them into mortality.
5. Monitoring
It is important to keep records to assess whether
your farm business yields income or not.
6. Research and development
It is best to keep learning and take in new ideas and
practices that can help improve your daily operations. The
internet is a good source of free information.
Questions:
1. What are the materials needed to start an
animal raising project?
2. What kind of permit you are going to secure from
LGU, to start your project?
3. How do we take good of the environment in raising
animals?
• Facebook
•Wikipedia
•YouTube.com
•Google.com
•Lazada
Internet marketing, or let us say an online
marketing, is the process of promoting a business
and services over the internet. It is a business without
a wall it has a wide array of business opportunities
and may even work 24/7. It is comfortable for those
buyers who are busy, but may add cost for some
reasons.
It may costs the buyer to pay for delivery direct to his
home or the customer may opt for meet ups for
delivery of the product.
The payment mode can be either Cash on
Delivery or through Online Banking payment
to avoid hassle. It has also its disadvantages
because some products posted may not be the
product being posted on a certain site.
Customer’s services can be expanded into
three parts to comprise a full circle instead of
limiting to the usual customer complaint,
inquiry or claim.
1. Pre-transaction – marketing, distribution
points and demand forecasting
2. Transaction – order processing, credit,
billing, delivery, product manual, installation
3. Post-Transaction – warranty, collection, inquiries, after
sales service, parts availability.