AHCORG511 — Develop and manage a community based marketing supply chain
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What an assessment for AHCORG511 must cover
48 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 11 performance evidence and 13 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Evaluate the suitability of different community marketing options for farm products
- 1.1Research and document selling options suitable for farm produce
- 1.2Identify community marketing models applicable to farm system
- 1.3Identify key input supply chain steps, stakeholders and certification requirements
- 1.4Evaluate and record most suitable options
2 Determine the marketing chain processes to participate in the selected community marketing schemes
- 2.1Research and identify legislative, environmental and certification requirements for managing a community-based marketing chain
- 2.2Document specifications for components of marketing chain management system according to workplace and legislative requirements
- 2.3Document traceability requirements of marketing chain
3 Determine appropriate community marketing strategies for farm products
- 3.1Identify communities with potential relationship for farm system
- 3.2Document the characteristics and values of identified communities
- 3.3Compare community characteristics and values with farm system
- 3.4Establish and document market specifications to meet community expectations
- 3.5Identify and document community marketing strategies
- 3.6Identify and assess risks in strategy
4 Establish product marketing chain requirements to meet marketing options
- 4.1Map steps in marketing chain to supply identified market
- 4.2Establish farm business requirements for each step in the marketing chain
- 4.3Establish compliance requirements at each step in the marketing chain
- 4.4Develop record-keeping requirements for each step in the marketing chain
5 Develop and document a community-based marketing plan
- 5.1Document required processes for supply chain stakeholders and production systems
- 5.2Identify and document marketing targets
- 5.3Identify key factors that differentiate product
- 5.4Develop and document a promotion plan
- 5.5Collate customer feedback for improvement in market outcomes
Performance evidence
- researched and evaluated suitability of different community marketing options for farm products
- researched and identified legislative, environmental and certification requirements for community-based marketing chain
- prepared specifications for components of marketing chain management system according to workplace procedures and legislative requirements
- established and documented market specifications for community expectations
- established product marketing chain to meet marketing options
- established farm business requirements for each step in the marketing chain
- established compliance requirements for each step in the marketing chain
- developed record-keeping systems for each step in the marketing chain
- developed and documented a community-based marketing plan
- developed and documented a promotion plan
- collated customer feedback
Knowledge evidence
- federal, state or territory legislation, regulations, standards and codes of practice for selling produce through community-based markets
- legislation and regulations relating to work health and safety
- organic certification systems and standards
- rural produce marketing and presentation
- organisation policies and procedures related to supply chain management, purchasing, and contracting and tendering
- characteristics and composition of farm business marketing plans
- characteristics of community marketing schemes and the steps within a farm produce supply chain
- product knowledge related to goods and services required by the organisation
- ways to build trust and collaboration as opposed to competition
- ethical behaviour
- established communication channels and protocols
- procedures for operating electronic communications equipment
- procedures for recording and reporting workplace information and completing relevant documentation
Foundation skills
- Reading: Organise, evaluate and critique ideas and information on organic farm markets, legislation and certification to develop ideas for managing community market supply within legal frameworks
- Writing: Prepare documentation expressing ideas, exploring complex market and supply issues and constructing plans and strategies logically, succinctly and accurately
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Related units
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- AHCORG411 — Manage organic soil improvement
- AHCORG412 — Arrange selling through community based marketing
- AHCORG413 — Implement sustainable practices in the organic farm based business
- AHCORG414 — Oversee compliance with an organic certification scheme
- AHCORG415 — Manage on farm composting
- AHCORG509 — Prepare and manage organic or biodynamic certification
- AHCORG510 — Design and document an organic farm landscape
- AHCORG512 — Develop and monitor a sustainable production plan
- AHCORG513 — Manage an agroecology production system
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