To arrange the processes of agricultural marketing in the correct order, consider the typical steps involved:
- Assembling (A): This is the initial step where produce from various farms is collected for further processing.
- Storage (D): Once collected, the products need to be stored properly to maintain quality and prevent spoilage until they are ready for the next steps.
- Processing (C): After storage, the products may require processing, such as cleaning, sorting, or transforming into consumer-ready goods.
- Transportation (B): Finally, the processed goods are transported to markets, wholesalers, or retailers for sale to consumers.
The correct order for these processes is, therefore: (A), (D), (C), (B).