Food Security Vocabulary

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Food Security Vocabulary Project Feed 1010 Institute for Systems Biology

Food Security Vocabulary: Warm Ups and Exit Tickets Lesson 1: Food Security Lesson 2: Sustainability Optional Lab: Photosynthesis & Nitrification Lesson 3: Nutrient Cycling Lesson 4: Ecosystem and Nonrenewable Resource Lesson 5: Urbanization and Desertification Lesson 6: Climate Change and Farm Subsidies Extra options: desalination, biofuel, microbiology

Lesson 1: Warm up What is the definition of “Food Security”

Lesson 1: Exit Ticket Food Security Is the answer to food insecurity simply growing more food?

Lesson 2: Warm up What is the definition of “Sustainability”?

Lesson 2: Exit Ticket Fill out the “Agricultural Necessities Chart” on your handout to compare the biotic and abiotic factors needed in different agricultural production systems.

Calculating an Efficient System: Warm up What is the definition of “Photosynthesis”? What is the definition of “Nitrification”?

Calculating an Efficient System: Exit Ticket Photosynthesis and Nitrification If photosynthesis slowed down in your aquaponic system, how do you think that would affect nitrification? Explain your reasoning.

Lesson 3: Warm-up How would you define what a stakeholder is?

Lesson 3: Exit Ticket Why is it important to consider stakeholders when generating a plan? After hearing about the other stakeholders, was there a particular stakeholder that had more of an impact on food security?

Lesson 4: Warm-up What is a “Nutrient Cycle”? Give 2 examples of nutrient cycles.

Lesson 4: Exit Ticket Nutrient Cycles Draw and label a systems diagram that shows one of the nutrient cycles within an aquaponics system.

Lesson 5: Warm-up What is the definition of an “Ecosystem”? What is the definition of a “Nonrenewable Resource”?

Lesson 5: Exit Ticket Ecosystem and Nonrenewable Resource Show how an ecosystem can be illustrated as a system. How would overuse of a nonrenewable resource affect the ecosystem you just illustrated?

Lesson 6: Warm-up What is the definition of a “Greenhouse Gases? What is the definition of a “Subsidy”?

Lesson 6: Exit Ticket Greenhouse Gas and Subsidy List 3 ways greenhouse gases are produced in agriculture. Explain how climate change could affect growing crops How could providing subsidies affect the price of crops? How is the availability of a crop related to the price of the crop?