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Give examples of what can be done to improve the yield, man work, soil health and environment as well as biodiversity.
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- Name the resources need to be used in a sustainable manner.Relate how Bio-intensive Garden may fall under the framework of sustainable agriculture and cite specific sustainable development goals accomplished by home gardening/bio-intensive gardening.Explain the principles of soil conservation and providesolutions to soil erosion and land degradation
- Describe reasons and approaches for preserving crop diversityDescribe the benefits of biodiversity in agricultural practices (e.g., nature-based agriculture, silvopasture or other forms of landscape heterogeneity) over monoculture.Discuss any agricultural product using land suitability classification
- Explain the role of the consumer in fostering environmentally supportive agricultural practices.Describe what is sustainable development and explain why such concept is necessary. Give a specific example.Give an example of a sustainable crop production system and Enumerate, discuss the ideal site for crop production