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Farming B4f

OBJECTIVES Key Objective Describe the different types of farming Describe the pros and cons of intensive & organic farming (C/D) Describe the process of hydroponics & biological control (C/D) Explain the pros and cons of hydroponics and biological control (B/A*) Describe the effect of intensive farming on energy efficiency in food webs (B/A*)

Search for ‘The Meatrix’ – biased but good! Useful websites: Search for ‘The Meatrix’ – biased but good! More balanced one is; http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/biology/livingthingsenvironment/4foodandsustainabilityrev5.shtml Your Task Research the different methods of farming mentioned above and put together a presentation/report/poster covering the following points for each method: What the process involves/how it works Pros & cons of the method Any effects the process may have on organisms/food webs Explanation of why people use the method Link your work back to the objectives above.