Regenerative Farming and Land Management Teaching Resources
Why is regenerative farming so important?
As the global population continues to rise, so does the demand for food. But many around the world already have inadequate access to the fresh, healthy food they need.
By learning about what’s going on in the soil and why working with natural systems can help it become healthy and strong, young people will understand how regenerative farming can help us grow the food we need to meet the population's food needs while taking better care for our planet.
About the resources
Across 21 lessons, teachers are equipped to introduce students to agricultural practices, focusing on the history and development in Australia, the principles of regenerative agriculture, and the vital role of soil health. Teachers will find hands-on activities such as creating explanatory videos, planning regenerative gardens, conducting soil experiments, and analysing the significance of soil organisms.
Teach through film with Rachel's Farm
The Secondary lessons below include snippets of the brilliant new feature documentary from WildBear Entertainment, New Town Films and Regen Studios titled Rachel’s Farm - One woman’s journey from ecological despair to finding hope in the soil beneath her feet. Learn more and find out how to watch the film in full.
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