AHCAGB513 — Develop a farm plan

1 Determine directions for business

• 1.1Establish long-term directions and goals for business through identification and analysis of values, expectations and goals of stakeholders
• 1.2Identify business and personal strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats
• 1.3Develop and document strategies to address strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats consistent with business vision

2 Audit natural resources and infrastructure of property

• 2.1Survey land and record physical characteristics, natural resources, soil characteristics and any culturally significant sites
• 2.2Produce a soil map of property and record land classes using classification terminology
• 2.3Identify water resources and condition
• 2.4Determine land capability and identify land management options for each land class
• 2.5Show natural property features and infrastructure on property map, noting its condition
• 2.6Identify areas at risk of soil degradation
• 2.7Classify native vegetation and assess condition
• 2.8Identify any rare, threatened or endangered species or vegetation communities, as appropriate

3 Address legal requirements that impact on management of property

• 3.1Identify legislation, regulations and codes of practice relevant to activity on property
• 3.2Ensure legal requirements are addressed in business management plans

4 Develop management strategies to address natural resource management issues

• 4.1Develop, cost and prioritise property improvement plans, or action plans, to assist natural resource management
• 4.2Develop plans to repair degraded land and stimulate biodiversity
• 4.3Plan water supply and water management, vegetation and revegetation management, and wildlife management strategies to ensure natural resources are maintained
• 4.4Develop strategies for weed and pest animal control
• 4.5Develop plans to address fire risk and fire management
• 4.6Ensure business and production plans for the farm incorporate sustainable management of natural resources

5 Review farm plan

• 5.1Review and revise business and production plans to meet changing circumstances
• 5.2Use digital finance and farm management tools to produce and update farm plans

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To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCAGB513 needs to address all 38 unit components: 5 elements with 21 performance criteria, 5 performance evidence requirements, 8 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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