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Use the characteristics of plant resilience in a permaculture system

KHU-AGR-0592

Australian Equivalent
AHCPER323
Elements
5
Learning Outcomes
21

This unit of competency describes the skills and knowledge required to use the characteristics of plant resilience in a permaculture system, including controlling resilient plant species and plants deemed weeds through succession and harvesting in a permaculture system. The unit applies to individuals who work under broad direction and take responsibility for their own work, including limited responsibility for the work of others. They use discretion and judgement in the selection and use of available resources, and complete routine activities. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this unit at the time of publication.

Elements & Learning Outcomes

5
E1Conduct observations of resilient plants for a permaculture site
0592.E1.O1Identify resilient plant species and record in field notes for permaculture site
0592.E1.O2Assess scope and size of resilient plant populations
0592.E1.O3Investigate soil characteristics, water availability and terrain of site
0592.E1.O4Investigate history of land use and management strategies of site
0592.E1.O5Observe biological processes attributed to resilient plant species
0592.E1.O6Record identities and observations in field notes
E2Assess the implications of resilient plants in permaculture system
0592.E2.O1Identify beneficial characteristics of resilient plants for a permaculture system
0592.E2.O2Determine plant species and population density of resilient plants according to permaculture management plan
0592.E2.O3Determine plant population levels at which resilient plant would be deemed a weed
0592.E2.O4Obtain professional advice to support determinations
E3Plan the implementation of permaculture resilient plant management
0592.E3.O1Identify control measures for resilient plants and weeds in a permaculture system
0592.E3.O2Select, check and prepare tools and equipment required for maintaining resilient plants and weeds
0592.E3.O3Select, use and maintain safety equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
E4Implement the permaculture resilient plant management plan
0592.E4.O1Coordinate and schedule work team and control animals according to permaculture system management plan
0592.E4.O2Implement permaculture plant and weed management
0592.E4.O3Use by-products of plant and weed management according to permaculture system plan
0592.E4.O4Maintain records of resilient plant management activity according to workplace procedures
E5Monitor the permaculture resilient plant management plan
0592.E5.O1Monitor progress of permaculture resilient plants and weeds
0592.E5.O2Identify unintended effects to permaculture system from management activity
0592.E5.O3Assess effectiveness of the permaculture resilient plant and weed management plan
0592.E5.O4Adjust resilient plant and weed management plan to meet permaculture system objectives
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