Entrepreneurship : Boer Enterprise / Siti Fatimah Mohammed Esa ... [et al.]

• Main Authors: Mohammed Esa, Siti Fatimah, Ilias, Sumayah, Yakup, Masniah, Ab. Azid, Asma’ Arina
• Format: Entrepreneurship Project
• Language: English
• Published: 2007
• Subjects: Agricultural classes, Including farm tenancy, agricultural laborers; Planning. Business planning. Strategic planning; Cost effectiveness; Economic development; Malaysia
• Online Access: https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/51179/1/51179.pdf; https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/51179/

Development of business nowadays, more competitive and advance, hence as a first stage, we try to established effective and flexible business that’s namely as BOER ENTERPRISE. BOER ENTERPRISE have four partners. They are Siti Fatimah binti Mohammed Esa, Sumayah binti Ilias, Masniah binti Yakup and Asma’ Arina binti Ab. Azid. We will start our business in January 2008.Our business is located at No 36, Kampung Sri Lukut, Batu 28, 86700 Kahang, Kluang Johor. Basically, the nature of our business is including the product from goat such as goat’s milk, mutton, fertilizer and lamb breed. As mentioned, being business cooperation may face various obstacles and difficulties. Third national agricultural policy had emphasized on domestically based food supplies. This includes manufacturing the commodity of mutton, goats’ milk, fertilizer and lamb breed. To increase the product out of this segment, Jabatan Pertanian Haiwan had considered the entire role they can play. Through observations and field inspections, Jabatan Perkhidmatan Haiwan concludes that goat based agricultural products has its potential and should be developed further. The strength of this business is that it doesn’t require large amount of land and such a large investment. Besides, this business doesn’t involve foreign exchanges through the fact that all the basic supplies which are required can be obtained from domestic market. Generally, the demand of this commodity increases by year. The increase of the demand of imported supplies somewhat how shaken our awareness. Thus, something needs to be done. We think, by creating an excellent and productive manufacturing system, the rate of the local supplies can be increased on the shortest period of time. The fundamental of a good goat breed has to be obtained towards the development of this business and to reduce the source of help of imported breed supplies, parallel to the government policy to reduce the imported supplies