D3. Solutions for AFNR Impacts

Core Ideas within this competency:

Composting

Compost can serve as a fertilizer for different soil media.

Forestry

The study of forests and their management.

Identifying Current/Local Issues

Things are always changing in the world, so reading about your local events is a great way to learn about things that are happening around you.

Natural Resource Management

Natural resources include land, water, soil, plants and animals.

Renewable vs. Nonrenewable Resources

Natural resources can be grouped into two groups: renewable and non-renewable. 

Water Quality Management

Water quality management can include preventative steps as well as solutions to an already existing problem.

Water Testing

There are various types of water tests used in agriculture.

PCC D Competency List

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