Topic outline

  • CRPSC502-SUPERVISION OF CROPPING ACTIVITIES

    Introduction

    Supervision is the task of overseeing the work of other staff in a business or organisation. Most teachers of agriculture have long realized that for the satisfactory development of programs of supervised farming, instruction at school is not enough, regardless of how well it is done. To be successful in all teaching activities the vocational agriculture instructor must be just as much concerned with the agricultural activities with those which conducted in the classroom. Farming is a complex business and this complexity will diminish only to the degree that teachers of vocational agriculture utilize all resources in the development of supervised farming programs. The course of Supervision teaches about the key skills necessary to become an effective supervisor. This module describes the skills and knowledge required to supervise agricultural crop establishment, including planning and scheduling seeding/planting based on the crop production plan. The unit applies to individuals who take responsibility for own work and for the quality of the work of others.