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From Traditional to Space: Exploring Sustainable Agriculture

SecondaryYear 9Humanities and Social SciencesGeographyEnvironmentalLand ManagementSustainability

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These resources are part of the Regenerative Farming suite of resources, created in collaboration with our generous values-aligned and philanthropic partners, the Macdoch Foundation and Regen Studios.

This Year 9 Geography unit, From Traditional to Space: Exploring Sustainable Agriculture, has been designed to

  • introduce learners to regenerative agriculture 

  • explore the differences between agricultural practices since European arrival in Australia and how/why these practices have changed over time

  • investigate the relationship between soil health and water management in farming

  • help young people understand the importance of biodiversity in soil health and productivity

  • dig deep into the roles of minibeasts, farmers and consumers in food production

  • consider different conditions needed on different planets and research breakthroughs in food for astronauts and food growing in space

  • incorporate research activities, short video making, student-led experiments, infographic design, debates, regenerative garden planning and intergalactic research activity to excite and engage learners.

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    Tuning Into Traditional Farming Methods
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    Tuning Into Regenerative Farming Practices
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    Dig Deep Into the Importance of Soil
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    Diversity and Biodiversity in Regenerative Agriculture
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    The Effects of Low Crop Yields
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    Minibeasts, Pollinators, Organics and Pesticides
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    Sustainable Farming Practices in Indonesia
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    The Role of Native Foods and Botanicals
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    Planning a Regenerative Garden: Part A
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    Planning a Regenerative Garden: Part B
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    Space Agriculture
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