Welcome great EduPodian, here is your Second Term JSS3 Agricultural Science Scheme of Work and the excerpt of the Second Term JSS3 Agricultural Science Lesson Note.
Scheme of Work:
1. Revision of Last Term’s Work
2 – 3 Agriculture in the Stock Exchange
4 – 5 Export Promotion in Agriculture
6 – 7 Nigerian Vegetation
8. Propagation of Crops
9. Revision
10. Examination
REFERENCE BOOKS
Junior Secondary Agriculture for Nigerian Schools Book 3, By Anthony Y. Etal
Prescribed Agriculture Science for Junior Schools by S.A. Omoniyi Etal
WEEK ONE DATE: __________
TOPIC: REVISION OF LAST TERM’S WORK
CONTENT
• Answers to last term’s objective questions
• Answers to last term’s theory questions
WEEK TWO AND THREE DATE: __________
TOPIC: AGRICULTURE IN STOCK EXCHANGE
CONTENT
• Meaning of Stock Exchange.
• Meaning of Stock, Stock Brokers, Shareholders.
• Rights of Stockholders of Companies.
• Importance of stock exchange in agriculture
MEANING OF STOCK EXCHANGE
A Stock exchange is an organization that provides a market place where investigators may buy and sell shares of a wide range of companies. It is a market where sales and purchase of securities takes place.
SOME TERMS USED IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares: this is a unit of stock. It is an indivisible unit of capital that expresses the ownership relationship between the company and the holder.
Stock: This is the money called capital raised by a corporations or organizations through the sale and distribution of parts or all of the enterprise to several part owners.
Stockholders or Shareholders: These are potentials buyers who legally own one or more shares of stock of a joint stock company.
Stock Brokers: These are the representatives of individual shareholders which are licensed to buy and sell of company shares
EVALUATION
1. What is Stock Exchange?
2. Explain the following
A. Stock B. Shareholders C. Stockbrokers
PRIVILEGE TO RIGHTS OF STOCKHOLDERS
1. They are entitled to vote during the election of the board of directors
2. They are entitled to share in the distribution of the company’s profit
3. They are entitled to purchase new shares of the company
4. They are entitled to purchase the company assets when it becomes financially unviable
Examples of Agric Business Enterprises, whose shares are traded on the Nigeria Stock Exchange NSE are;
1. Livestock Feeds Plc
2. Nigerian Breweries Plc
3. Nestle Nigeria Plc
4. Nigerian Bottling Co. Plc
5. Cadbury Nigeria Plc
6. Unilever Nigeria Plc
7. Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc
8. Dunlop Nigeria Plc
9. Ecobank Nigeria Plc
EVALUATION
1. List four privileges of Stockholders
2. List six Agric business enterprises whose share are traded in NSE
IMPORTANCE OF STOCK EXCHANGE IN AGRICULTURE
1. Raising Capital for Agricbusiness: Agricultural enterprises can raise money through offering shares for sale to the general public in the stock exchange
2. Redistribution of Wealth: When businesses in which farmers invested their money through purchase of shares declare profit, such investors share on the profit and wealth of these businesses through their stock prices and dividents
3. Corporate Governance: Agricultural enterprises operating under the stock exchange usually have more improved management standards and efficiency records than privately owned enterprises.
4. Creates Investment Opportunity for small investors: Investing in shares is open to large and small scale farmers because individuals buy the number of shares that they can afford. Therefore both small holder farmers and commercial farmers invest in the same enterprise and enjoy the some privileges and rate of returns.
5. Indicator of the State of Economy: Shares prices tend to rise or remain stable when companies and the economy show signs of stability and growth, a depresses economy with financial crisis may lead to crashing of the stock market. Therefore the movement of the share prices can serve as an indicator of the state of a national economy.
GENERAL EVALUATION
1. What is Stock Exchange?
2. Define the following terms A. Stock B. Shareholders C. Stockbrokers
3. List four privileges of Stockholders.
4. List five Agric business enterprises whose shares are traded on NSE.
5. List five importance of stock exchange in Agriculture.
READING ASSIGNMENT
Answer all revision questions on page 63 of Junior Secondary Agriculture 3 for Nigerian Schools.
WEEKEND ASSIGNMENT
1. The following are agribusiness enterprises except A. livestock feed plc B. Nestle Nigeria Plc C. Cadbury Nigeria Plc D. Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc
2. One unit of stock is called _____ A. a bank B. a share C. a tens D. a hundred
3. The _____ represents the potential buyers and sellers in a stock exchange A. stock holders B. stock buyer C. stock seller D. stockbroker
4. Stock Exchange can help in _______ of wealth A. gathering B. selling C. redistribution D. buying
5. Stock Exchange can be an indicator of the state of ___ A. Nigeria B. Africa C. Economy D. finance
THEORY
1. What are the things needed to be done by a company that wishes to enlist on the Nigerian stock exchange?
2. What does IPO mean?
3. a. What is Stock Exchange?
b. Define: (i) Stock (ii) Shareholders (iii) Stockbrokers
4. a. List five Agric business enterprises whose share are traded in NSE
b. List five importance of stock exchange in Agriculture
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