Regenerative Agriculture Practices

Course Description

Regenerative Agriculture Practices is a course that equips learners with knowledge and practical skills to restore soil health, improve biodiversity, conserve water, and increase sustainable agricultural production.

Key Practices

Cover Cropping
Crop Rotation
Composting
Agroforestry
Reduced Tillage
Mulching
Integrated Pest Management

The course enables learners to apply regenerative practices that improve soil fertility, reduce erosion, enhance ecosystem health, and support resilient and sustainable farming systems.

This module is intended for Level 5 TVET trainees pursuing Certificate V in Agriculture. It equips trainees with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to supervise crop production activities, including crop establishment, crop maintenance, and crop harvesting. The module also develops trainees’ ability to plan, coordinate, monitor, and supervise cropping activities in accordance with recommended agricultural practices, safety requirements, and environmental considerations. Upon successful completion of the module, trainees will be competent to take responsibility for carrying out and supervising a range of defined crop production activities on an agricultural farm with minimum supervision, while ensuring efficient use of resources, quality work, and safe working practices.