Republic of the Philippines

BALIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Province of Laguna

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP

AGRIBUSINESS INTERVIEW GUIDE

Instruction: Find 10 AGRIBUSINESSMEN/ AGRIPRENEURS, and let them feel

free to share their reliable thoughts based on the given questions. Provide your
Accomplishment report including Narrative, and photos (Before, during, and after) of
the interview sessions. Attach the photocopy of the answer sheets accomplished by
the respondents (It may be their handwritten or your members' penmanship). Make
individual realization of about 200 words according to what you have been
experiencing about the activity conducted.

1. What does your agribusiness primarily focus on?

2. Why did you choose to enter the agriculture industry?
3. How do you keep up with new developments in agriculture?
4. What are the main problems you face in running your agribusiness?
5. How do you ensure that your operations are environmentally friendly?
6. Can you talk about any recent improvements or changes you've made?
7. What do you do to stay competitive in the market?
8. How do you handle risks like bad weather or market changes?
9. How do you manage getting your products from the farm to the market?
10. What steps do you take to guarantee the quality and safety of your products?
11. How do you support local farmers or the community?
12. Do you use technology in your business? If so, how?
13. Do you see any chances for your business to grow or try new things?
14. How do you keep good relationships with people like suppliers and
customers?
15. What are your future plans for your agribusiness?
16. How much do you typically spend on your business?
17. Are you able to cover your expenses by selling your harvested crops or
livestock? How?
18. Have you encountered difficulties in purchasing essential items for your crop
cultivation or animal husbandry?
19. How do you decide if you can afford to invest in new machinery for crop
harvesting or animal care?
20. Do you ever worry about not making enough profit from your crop yields or
livestock sales?

GOD BLESS!