Read the following article and use the note taking skills practiced in tutorials this semester to write your notes in the Alpha-Numeric Format. (10 Marks), then write a summary of approximately 200 words (10 Marks) and provide a bibliography for your summary. Agricultural produce supply dropped in June 2022 By Fuimaono Lumepa Hald 07 August 2022 (Samoa Observer) The overall volume of agricultural produce sold in Samoa's markets dropped by 30 per cent in June this year with the limited supply pushing up average prices by 4 per cent. Data on agricultural produce for the month of June 2022 was released recently by the Samoa Bureau of Statistics (S.B.S.) and was collated from a local market survey. Highlights of the survey's findings included what it described as significant reductions in the supplies of most agricultural produce which the report said led to a rise in the price index. The value of supplies of agricultural produce also fell by 23 per cent to $48,900 from the previous month and the total number of sellers of produce also dropped by 10 per cent to 214 from 238 in May this year. "The monthly survey of agricultural food supplies at the local markets by the Samoa Bureau of Statistics in June 2022 showed a 30 percent decrease in the overall volume from May 2022," reads the report. "This was due to the significant reductions of major agricultural produce supplied to the markets with the exception of a few such as ta’amu, yam, head cabbage and Chinese cabbage.” When compared to June 2021, current supply also declined by 22 percent." Other findings of the market survey by the S.B.S. pointed to a drop in the volume of taro supply for June 2022 by 46 per cent (to 3,030 kilograms) from May 2022; which the report said is at a level which was 58 per cent lower than the same month last year. "Taro supply dropped 45 per cent in the twelve-month period ending June 2022 in comparison to the twelve month period ending June 2021. Price rose by 46 percent." The supply of bananas to the local market also dropped for