Strategic Business Agriculture System

Question: Discuss about theStrategic Business for Agriculture System. Answer: Political Analysis The government of Australia has a close relation in the entire practice of processing rain. Deregulation of the Australian government has a direct impact upon the processing of rain as it plays an important role in the agriculture system of the whole nation (Watkins et al., 2012). Australian government supports the practices of processing rain for future usage as well as to restore the natural sources. Australian government is capable to maintain a moderate relationship in between the environment policy and movement. However, because of the instability and the different opinion within the Australian government, some policies of processing rain are affected. During 1965, some regions of Australia have encountered a serious level of drought, which damaged the agricultural system of the entire nation. The government of Australia has adopted some effective policies such as National Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) and National Drought Policy (McGrath et al., 2012). The p olicies and movements for processing rain are effective to prevent the situations during drought in Australia. Environmental Analysis Processing of rain suggests rainwater harvesting, which collects, stores and conveys water from rainfall area in order to use it in future for beneficial use. As the air of Australia is polluted because of the existence of various factories, therefore it is responsible for forming acid rains, where the pH level comes down from 5.6, therefore the socialist and government of Australia support the process of saving pure rainwater. The issues related deforestation is high in different geographical regions in Australia and the number of tropical rain forest decreases in rapid manner. There are effective environmental management methods and approaches, which is capable enough to bind relevant knowledge acquisition activities to the entire process of decision-making in most economical and shortest pathway (dos Santos et al., 2013). In order to prevent the problem that arrives because of acid rain, the cognitive development strategies to improve the processing of rain in Australia. Legal Analysis Australian government has adopted relevant and effective legislations in order to save the natural resources and energy. The state government of Victoria, South Australia, Sydney, New South Wales, Queensland and Gold Coast has incorporated rain taxes. Australian government also adopted Rainfall Infiltration Law in order to suggest the capacity of unsaturated soil slope. Acid rain damages the agriculture of the nation, therefore all these mentioned laws of harvesting rain will actually help Australia to develop the process of rain (Liu Chen 2013). The legal issues are important factors during the process if rain as it indicates the priorities of the entire nation with the following of various cognitive operations. A brief concluding statement All these above-mentioned political environmental and legal analysis of rain processing includes partially manageable solutions to the relevant problems faced by the various regions of Australia. Although Australia has faced severe problems and issues regarding the shortage of water since few years, therefore, the adopted rules, regulations, legislations and policies of the Australian government will be adequate to mitigate all these problems. References dos Santos, R. A. L., De Deckker, P., Hopmans, E. C., Magee, J. W., Mets, A., Damst, J. S. S., Schouten, S. (2013). Abrupt vegetation change after the Late Quaternary megafaunal extinction in southeastern Australia.Nature Geoscience,6(8), 627-631. Liu, C. C., Chen, G. B. (2013). Reclamation of cadmium-contaminated soil using dissolved organic matter solution originating from wine-processing waste sludge.Journal of hazardous materials,244, 645-653. McGrath, G. S., Sadler, R., Fleming, K., Tregoning, P., Hinz, C., Veneklaas, E. J. (2012). Tropical cyclones and the ecohydrology of Australia's recent continental scale drought.Geophysical Research Letters,39(3). Watkins, M., Castlehouse, H., Hannah, M., Nash, D. M. (2012). Nitrogen and phosphorus changes in soil and soil water after cultivation.Applied and Environmental Soil Science,2012.