AS 91928 · 6 credits · Internal
Primary production
Demonstrate understanding of how a life process is managed in a primary production system
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This standard asks you to pick a life process (like how plants photosynthesize or how animals digest food) that happens in a farming or growing system, and show you understand how farmers or growers manage it to improve production. You'll need to describe the process, explain what management practices affect it, and include a Māori concept that connects to how the system works.
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What you actually do
- ·Describe a specific life process (such as photosynthesis, nutrition, or reproduction) that occurs in a primary production system like a farm, orchard, or aquaculture operation
- ·Identify and describe a management practice (such as fertiliser application, irrigation, or drenching) that influences that life process, with supporting evidence
- ·Explain how the management practice affects the life process and its outcomes in the production system
- ·Incorporate a Māori concept (such as tūhononga, manaakitanga, or tiakitanga) to show understanding in a culturally informed context
- ·Evaluate how the management practice could be adjusted to improve production outcomes
AAchieved
You describe a life process and a management practice that influences it, with some supporting evidence, and touch on a Māori concept.
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