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               There  are  different  types  of  information  kept  by  agricultural  and  horticultural
               workplaces. These include:
                     Financial  –  for  example  invoices  for  purchases  and  sales,  profit  and  loss
                       statements, taxation records, bank and dividend statements.
                     Production – for example records of livestock numbers, growth rates, births
                       and sales, crops sown and harvested, weed and pest control management.
                     Marketing - for example product sales, promotional and advertising material.
                     Maintenance  -  for  example  machinery  and  vehicle  log  books  and  service
                       records, property structure repairs.
                     Staff – for example personal and taxation records for employees, time sheets
                       and salaries, work rosters.
                     Legal  -  for  example  workers‘  compensation,  public  liability  and  property
                       insurance, deeds and titles.

                       Workers  may  be  required  to  contribute  to  the  collection,  recording  and
               reporting of a wide range of workplace information. To do this effectively they need
               to be able to:

               1.  Correctly identify sources of information.
                       Information  can  be  sourced  internally  by  asking  appropriate  questions  of
               employers,  supervisors  or  colleagues.  Another  way  of  sourcing  information  is  to
               access  and  read  workplace  documents.  It  is  important  to  know  where  workplace
               records are kept and to return them to the correct place after use.
               Most  enterprises  have  a  business  directory  that  contains  the  names,  addresses,
               phone  and  fax  numbers,  email  addresses  and  contact  names  for  a  number  of
               services such as:
                     suppliers
                     contractors
                     the local veterinarian
                     trade personnel
                     industry and regulatory bodies
                     local government.

                       Training  organizations  and  advisors  from  the  Department  of  Primary
               Industries  and  Rural  Lands  Protection  Board  are  often  listed  on  the  directory  of
               business services.

                       Other  external  sources  of  information  can  be  sourced  from  the  media,
               internet, CD ROMs and DVD‘s, reference material supplied by companies and the
               local library.



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