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ECTS credits
ECTS credits: 3ECTS Hours Rules/Memories
Student's work ECTS: 51
Hours of tutorials: 3
Expository Class: 9
Interactive Classroom: 12
Total: 75Use languages
Spanish, GalicianType:
Ordinary subject Master’s Degree RD 1393/2007 - 822/2021Departments:
Applied EconomicsAreas:
Economics, Sociology and Agricultural PolicyCenter
Higher Polytechnic Engineering SchoolCall:
First SemesterTeaching:
With teachingEnrolment:
Enrollable -
1. To provide the necessary knowledge to understand the basic problems of farm management milk integrating technical information with the economic analysis and for improving the results:
a) Integrating financial, operational, strategic, market concepts and risk
b) by understanding the methods and tools for decision making
2.) Improving critical thinking skills of studentsPROGRAM THEORY. (12 HOURS).
1.The market and agricultural policies in the dairy chain.
2.The technical and economic basis of milk production.
3.The inventory of the dairy farm and organization of productive resources.
4.The economic and financial accounts.
5. Budgeting and improvement plans
6. Strategic management: external and internal analysis of exploitation
7.Trend and comparative analysis of dairy farms
COMPULSORY PRACTICES (12 hours).
-Record of data on dairy farms
-Elaboration and analysis of results
-Evaluation of improvement plans and investments in dairy farms
-Analysis and management of databases of dairy farms-BAKER G., GRUNEWALD O., GORMAN W.( 2002). Introduction to Food and Agribusiness Management. Prentice Hall
-BOEHLJE, M. D. e EIDMAN, V. R. (1984). Farm management. John Wiley & Son, - BUCKETT, M., (1988). An introduction to farm organisation and management, 2ª ed. Pergamon Press, Oxford.
-GAUDIN M., JAFFRÊS C., RÉTHORÉ A. (2011). Gestion de l´exploitation agricole. Sciences, Techniques, Applications. Ed Tec&Doc, Lavoisier, Paris.
-OLSON K. (2003). Farm Management: Principles and Strategies. Wiley-Blackwell.
-OLSON K. (2010).Economics of Farm Management in a Global Setting.General skills
Learn to apply critical, logical and creative thinking, and develop the capacity for analysis and synthesis
Specific skills
Being able to apply the knowledge gained in the business management with others in the dairy production. Taking decisions considering technical, economic, social and environmental aspects
Transversal competences
Capacity for:
-the reasoning and argumentation of individual work with self-critical attitude
-obtaining adequate, diverse and updated information
-resolving problems through the integrated application of knowledgePresentation and development of the fundamental contents of the subject by the teacher, through theoretical explanations and practical examples. During the sessions students will be encouraged to actively participate by solving practical cases.
The use of virtual USC platform will help speed the bidirectional flow of information between student and teacher, providing agility to the teaching of the subject, and facilitating access of the documentation for the studentsCompulsory assistance to all classroom activities.
Compulsory examination of a theoretical and practical character of the contents of the program: 4.0.
Presentation and defense of a report summarizing the participation in the practical sessions: 6.0.Reading and preparation of subjects 32; Doing exercises 28; practices and further work on the same 16; Development of course work 12; Preparation of evaluation tests 12
WORK IN CLASSROOM WORK 36 PERSONAL 64Attendance at all teaching activities. Consultation of recommended bibliography. Make frequent use of tutorials for any matter relating to the matter.
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Iban Vazquez Gonzalez
Coordinador/a- Department
- Applied Economics
- Area
- Economics, Sociology and Agricultural Policy
- iban.vazquez.gonzalez@usc.es
- Category
- Professor: Temporary PhD professor
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1º Semester - September 30th-October 06th Tuesday 18:00-20:00 Grupo /CLE_01 Galician Classroom 18 (Pav.II-PPS) Wednesday 18:00-20:00 Grupo /CLIL_01 Galician Classroom 18 (Pav.II-PPS) Exams 01.09.2025 16:00-20:00 Grupo /CLE_01 Classroom 3 (Lecture room 1) 06.20.2025 10:00-14:00 Grupo /CLE_01 Classroom 3 (Lecture room 1)