Science

Star Number Title Type Credits Literacy Numeracy I/E
Level 1

Level 1 Science study resources from No Brain Too Small and Science Scribe
1 Prepare and sow outdoor seedbeds manually Unit 5 Internal
6137 Describe tapu, noa, and mana in relation to the way Māori interact with the natural world Unit 3 Internal
6138 Explain the role of whakatauki in relation to how Māori manage the environment Unit 2 Internal
6139 Describe aroha in relation to the way Māori interact with the natural world Unit 3 Internal
8989 Explain a sociological theory Unit 4 Internal
8993 Describe a social institution Unit 4 Internal
8997 Describe a social structure Unit 4 Internal
9001 Conduct a directed quantitative sociological enquiry Unit 5 Internal
9005 Conduct a directed qualitative sociological enquiry Unit 5 Internal
18194 Prepare for milking, and milk cows, under close supervision Unit 4 Internal
19136 Demonstrate the social requirements for family living in a primary industry context Unit 2 Internal
19137 Describe the opportunities, advantages, and disadvantages of primary industry employment Unit 2 Internal
19139 Gather and record information from a rain gauge, thermometer, and barometer; or weather station Unit 2 Internal
19670 Identify and describe the role of atua Māori in the natural world Unit 2 Internal
19671 Identify and describe a Māori view of the natural world Unit 4 Internal
23780 Undertake general garden maintenance Unit 5 Internal
23782 Identify containers, materials, plants, and tools used in plant propagation Unit 2 Internal
23783 Grow and maintain plants in containers from seed Unit 5 Internal
27602 Demonstrate quad bike riding skills on flat ground under close supervision Unit 3 Internal
27608 Demonstrate basic wheel tractor driving on flat ground under close supervision Unit 3 Internal
28119 Describe a social process Unit 4 Internal
33487 Describe the role of atua Māori in te taiao Unit 1 Internal
91920 Demonstrate understanding of a science-informed response to a local issue Achievement 5 Internal
91921 Demonstrate understanding of the use of a range of scientific investigative approaches in a context Achievement 5 Internal
91922 Describe features of science that have contributed to the development of a science idea in a local context Achievement 5 External
91923 Demonstrate understanding of science-related claims in communicated information Achievement 5 External
91928 Demonstrate understanding of how a life process is managed in a primary production system Achievement 6 Internal
91929 Demonstrate understanding of factors that influence the purpose and location of primary production Achievement 5 Internal
91930 Demonstrate understanding of how soil properties are managed in a primary production system Achievement 5 External
91931 Demonstrate understanding of environmental sustainability in primary production management practices Achievement 4 External
92020 Demonstrate understanding of the relationship between a microorganism and the environment Achievement 5 Internal
92021 Demonstrate understanding of chemical reactions in context Achievement 6 Internal
92022 Demonstrate understanding of genetic variation in relation to an identified characteristic Achievement 5 External
92023 Demonstrate understanding of how the physical properties of materials inform their use Achievement 4 External
92044 Demonstrate understanding of human-induced change within the Earth system Achievement 5 Internal
92045 Demonstrate understanding of a physical phenomenon through investigation Achievement 5 Internal
92046 Demonstrate understanding of the effect on the Earth of interactions between the Sun and the Earth-Moon system Achievement 5 External
92047 Demonstrate understanding of a physical system using energy concepts Achievement 5 Y External
Level 2

Level 2 Science study resources from No Brain Too Small
4 Maintain hand tools and service small engines used in a primary industry operation Unit 5 Internal
561 Install, dismantle, and store temporary electric fences Unit 2 Internal
816 Demonstrate knowledge of fruit production in New Zealand Unit 5 Internal
829 Demonstrate knowledge of plant nomenclature Unit 5 Internal
1793 Store vegetable crops Unit 3 Internal
2763 Describe the New Zealand arboriculture industry Unit 3 Internal
2765 Plant trees or shrubs Unit 5 Internal
2803 Maintain a documented work record for a primary industry operation Unit 5 Internal
6141 Describe whanaungatanga in relation to the way Māori interact with the natural world Unit 3 Internal
6685 Adapt a commercial pattern for a garment Unit 5 Internal
6686 Create fabrics Unit 7 Internal
6687 Incorporate structural design in fabric Unit 5 Internal
6688 Incorporate applied design in fabric Unit 6 Internal
6689 Apply colour to fabrics Unit 5 Internal
6690 Plan for and construct a tailored shirt Unit 6 Internal
6691 Construct a lined skirt Unit 6 Internal
6692 Prepare for and construct a leisure garment Unit 5 Internal
6693 Prepare for and construct a non-wearable textile item Unit 6 Internal
6694 Prepare for and construct active wear Unit 5 Internal
6695 Design, prepare for, and construct an undergarment, lingerie, or nightwear Unit 6 Internal
6696 Prepare for and construct a child's garment Unit 6 Internal
6697 Prepare for and create wearable art Unit 6 Internal
8545 Describe factors contributing to, and consequences of, crime Unit 3 Internal
8551 Describe the application of New Zealand law to personal relationships Unit 3 Internal
8552 Describe legal and non-legal consequences and protections relating to family violence and child abuse Unit 3 Internal
8555 Describe the objectives and evaluate the application of consumer law Unit 3 Internal
8990 Examine sociological theories Unit 5 Internal
8994 Examine a social institution Unit 4 Internal
8998 Examine a social structure Unit 4 Internal
9002 Conduct a guided quantitative sociological enquiry Unit 6 Internal
9006 Conduct a guided qualitative sociological enquiry Unit 6 Internal
10337 Describe the legal rights and personal responsibilities of secondary school students Unit 3 Internal
10952 Lift, prepare, pack, transport, and store bare root tree stocks Unit 5 Internal
15605 Lift, stack and destack bags of seed safely in a seed processing store Unit 2 Internal
15608 Describe the seed processing industry and seed certification and processing machines Unit 5 Internal
15611 Assist with milking sheep Unit 4 Internal
16837 Prepare for and produce fashion drawings Unit 3 Internal
18191 Describe safe handling and health problems of dairy cattle associated with milking Unit 3 Internal
18192 Demonstrate knowledge of how cows produce milk Unit 2 Internal
18193 Describe farm dairy design and the farm dairy effluent system Unit 2 Internal
19044 Demonstrate knowledge of the legal requirements and hazards associated with tractor use Unit 3 Internal
19047 Demonstrate knowledge of the working principles, maintenance, and servicing of petrol and diesel engines Unit 2 Internal
19053 Operate a motorcycle on flat terrain in the workplace under close supervision Unit 3 Internal
19074 Prepare for calving and assist with calving a cow as directed Unit 5 Internal
19081 Describe annual feed supply and demand, methods to manage feed surpluses and deficits, and perform calculations Unit 4 Internal
19106 Assist with handling livestock when moving and drafting, and when livestock are distressed Unit 4 Internal
19110 Work a farm dog and maintain its health and welfare Unit 10 Internal
19112 Check and report on livestock Unit 4 Internal
19114 Assist with handling and treatment of livestock Unit 6 Internal
19116 Demonstrate knowledge of livestock behaviour and welfare in a primary industry operation Unit 3 Internal
19138 Describe weather, climate and micro-climate characteristics, and interpret weather maps for a primary industry operation Unit 4 Internal
19143 Perform calculations in a primary industry context Unit 3 Internal
19145 Describe hydration, nutrition, and sleep in relation to physical well-being of primary industry workers Unit 4 Internal
19146 Carry out wool shed tasks during shearing operations Unit 5 Internal
19147 Describe the activities and identify the hazards in a wool shed during shearing from a farm perspective Unit 2 Internal
19152 Assist with the preparation and handling of lambs for docking Unit 2 Internal
20570 Describe nursery growing media and soils Unit 5 Internal
20794 Hand pluck possums for possum fur recovery Unit 2 Internal
20795 Machine pluck possums for possum fur recovery Unit 2 Internal
20797 Describe farm practices and farm animal behaviour Unit 3 Internal
21027 Plant and maintain displays of bedding plants Unit 10 Internal
21039 Describe the development of organic horticulture Unit 10 Internal
21212 Harvest a horticulture crop by hand Unit 5 Internal
21959 Identify a grave site and undertake a probe Unit 5 Internal
21960 Determine grave digging requirements and prepare for digging Unit 5 Internal
22174 Demonstrate knowledge of soils and fertilisers Unit 5 Internal
22185 Demonstrate knowledge of quality control systems in production horticulture Unit 5 Internal
22188 Demonstrate knowledge of irrigation systems used in horticulture Unit 5 Internal
22191 Demonstrate knowledge of factors which influence plant growth Unit 5 Internal
23356 Prepare packaging for horticultural produce Unit 5 Internal
23359 Maintain hygiene to ensure food safety in a horticulture workplace Unit 5 Internal
23781 Grow and pot up plants from stem cuttings Unit 5 Internal
23785 Describe factors that affect milk quality, milk testing, milk cooling, and interpret milk tanker information Unit 8 Internal
23786 Demonstrate knowledge of milking machine components and cleaning procedures Unit 12 Internal
24540 Maintain and use a petrol-powered brushcutter Unit 2 Internal
24542 Describe the impact of an agriculture system on soils Unit 3 Internal
24548 Assist with milking Unit 8 Internal
24553 Operate a light utility vehicle (LUV) on flat terrain in the workplace under close supervision Unit 4 Internal
24554 Operate a quad bike on flat terrain in the workplace under close supervision Unit 4 Internal
24555 Demonstrate knowledge of the safe operation of a motorcycle Unit 3 Internal
24556 Demonstrate knowledge of the safe operation of a light utility vehicle (LUV) Unit 3 Internal
24557 Demonstrate knowledge of the safe operation of a quad bike Unit 3 Internal
24615 Check and report on crop health and stages of development Unit 5 Internal
24623 Describe breeds and classes of cattle, and identification and records for cattle Unit 2 Internal
24629 Feed livestock with supplementary feed as directed by supervisor Unit 2 Internal
24630 Assist with livestock grazing management, and feed livestock under direct supervision Unit 4 Internal
24641 Describe the features, attributes, identification, and records for sheep Unit 2 Internal
24643 Assist with easy care lambing Unit 5 Internal
24822 Install wooden battens for fencing Unit 4 Internal
24823 Install wire droppers for fencing Unit 2 Internal
24827 Repair a rail in a rail panel Unit 2 Internal
24832 Open and draw out a coil of wire, tie knots, join wire, and prepare wire for transport and storage Unit 5 Internal
24833 Identify and maintain fencing tools and equipment, and identify fencing construction materials and wire types Unit 3 Internal
24834 Replace a broken post and repair a broken wire in fences Unit 5 Internal
24835 Identify the location of a fault in electric fences, and replace electric fence components Unit 3 Internal
24836 Describe nonelectric fences, fence support materials, and safe practices in fencing Unit 2 Internal
25158 Demonstrate knowledge of the vegetable production industry in New Zealand Unit 5 Internal
26417 Assist with handling cattle in yards Unit 2 Internal
27707 Describe plant propagation by budding, grafting, tissue culture and layering Unit 5 Internal
27708 Describe sexual and asexual plant propagation and propagation methods Unit 6 Internal
28120 Examine a social process Unit 4 Internal
29492 Care for a nursery crop Unit 5 Internal
29493 Carry out basic canopy maintenance of trees or vines Unit 5 Internal
29496 Field graft vines Unit 5 Internal
29497 Hand prune fruit trees Unit 8 Internal
29498 Hand thin buds, flowers, or fruit Unit 3 Internal
29499 Identify a range of plants by botanical and common name, and their basic features Unit 2 Internal
29500 Pack graded horticultural produce and report problems Unit 5 Internal
29502 Plant out by hand Unit 5 Internal
29503 Prepare and dispatch pre-graded nursery plants Unit 5 Internal
29504 Prick-out seedlings or rooted cuttings, transplant, and pot-on young plants into containers Unit 4 Internal
29505 Propagate plant material by division Unit 3 Internal
29506 Prepare and propagate plants by cuttings Unit 5 Internal
29507 Pull out the crop, clean the greenhouse for crop change, and set up the new crop Unit 5 Internal
29508 Sow seeds and monitor germination and emergence Unit 5 Internal
29509 Stack and move produce manually in a coolstore or other storage facility Unit 5 Internal
29510 Stack and secure packed horticultural produce on pallets Unit 5 Internal
29512 Train and hand prune mature vines Unit 8 Internal
29513 Train and hand prune young vines Unit 5 Internal
29633 Demonstrate knowledge of the New Zealand primary sectors and industries Unit 4 Internal
29658 Assist with general arboriculture duties Unit 10 Internal
29659 Assist with installation of drainage for landscape work Unit 5 Internal
29661 Assist with site preparation and laying hard surfaces for hard landscape work Unit 5 Internal
29662 Assist with surface finishing of timber, masonry, concrete or metal landscape structures Unit 3 Internal
29663 Care for trees and shrubs Unit 5 Internal
29665 Assist with clearing a site in preparation for landscape work Unit 5 Internal
29666 Establish amenity turf areas Unit 5 Internal
29667 Maintain established amenity turf Unit 5 Internal
29668 Assist with preparation of mortar or concrete on-site for hard landscape work Unit 2 Internal
29669 Use small machinery to carry out a range of routine horticulture tasks Unit 5 Internal
30211 Dag and ring crutch sheep with prepared equipment Unit 5 Internal
30782 Feed bees in beehives under close supervision Unit 6 Internal
30783 Open and close beehives under close supervision Unit 5 Internal
30791 Demonstrate understanding of honey bee physical features, castes, bee stings and beehive health Unit 5 Internal
30794 Demonstrate understanding of managing bee behaviour, and assist with beehive manipulations, under close supervision Unit 7 Internal
30796 Demonstrate understanding of the process, role and significance of plant pollination by bees Unit 3 Internal
30797 Demonstrate understanding of beekeeping equipment and honey extraction, and use equipment for routine operations Unit 4 Internal
31668 Assist with horticulture activities which support crop productivity Unit 2 Internal
31669 Assist with routine activities when undertaking development work in a horticulture operation Unit 3 Internal
31913 Operate a basic tractor on flat terrain under close supervision Unit 3 Internal
31914 Attach and detach a power take off driven 3 point linkage mounted implement to a basic tractor under close supervision Unit 2 Internal
91187 Carry out a practical Earth and Space Science investigation Achievement 4 Internal
91188 Examine an Earth and Space Science issue and the validity of the information communicated to the public Achievement 4 Internal
91189 Investigate geological processes in a New Zealand locality Achievement 4 Internal
91190 Investigate how organisms survive in an extreme environment Achievement 4 Internal
91191 Demonstrate understanding of the causes of extreme Earth events in New Zealand Achievement 4 External
91192 Demonstrate understanding of stars and planetary systems Achievement 4 External
91193 Demonstrate understanding of physical principles related to the Earth System Achievement 4 External
91289 Carry out an extended practical agricultural or horticultural investigation Achievement 4 Internal
91290 Demonstrate understanding of techniques used to modify physical factors of the environment for NZ plant production Achievement 4 External
91291 Demonstrate understanding of advanced plant propagation techniques used for commercial production in New Zealand Achievement 4 Internal
91292 Demonstrate understanding of how management practices influence plant growth and development in NZ commercial production Achievement 4 Internal
91293 Demonstrate understanding of livestock reproductive techniques in commercial production in New Zealand Achievement 4 Internal
91294 Demonstrate understanding of how NZ commercial management practices influence livestock growth and development Achievement 4 External
91295 Demonstrate understanding of interactions between livestock behaviour and NZ commercial management practices Achievement 4 Internal
91296 Produce a landscape plan Achievement 4 Internal
91297 Demonstrate understanding of land use for primary production in New Zealand Achievement 4 External
91298 Report on the environmental impact of the production of a locally produced primary product Achievement 4 Internal
Level 3

Level 3 Science study resources from No Brain Too Small
18 Demonstrate knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology Unit 4 Internal
36 Select fencing support materials Unit 4 Internal
37 Install fencing wire Unit 6 Internal
39 Install fence netting Unit 8 Internal
571 Describe wool production in New Zealand Unit 5 Internal
572 Describe electric fencing components and systems Unit 5 Internal
573 Construct, energise, and test a permanent electric fence Unit 10 Internal
575 Use and care for farm horses Unit 10 Internal
581 Dock and treat lambs Unit 5 Internal
582 Handle livestock when moving and drafting and when livestock are distressed Unit 6 Internal
771 Demonstrate knowledge of the production horticulture industry in New Zealand Unit 5 Internal
774 Use and maintain a grape leaf trimmer Unit 5 Internal
791 Build and maintain support structures for fruit crops Unit 5 Internal
792 Build and maintain a covering structure for a fruit crop Unit 6 Internal
831 Train and prune vine crops Unit 5 Internal
832 Demonstrate knowledge of training systems for brambles, and prune and tie up brambles Unit 5 Internal
1667 Describe, select, operate and maintain powered amenity machinery and equipment Unit 5 Internal
1672 Describe, select and use pruning tools and equipment to prune and train amenity trees and shrubs Unit 5 Internal
2772 Transplant amenity trees and shrubs manually Unit 4 Internal
3146 Prepare and maintain long-term plant display environments in garden retail Unit 5 Internal
3147 Provide customers with information and advice on non-plant garden retail products Unit 10 Internal
6140 Explain Māori hekenga and whakanohonoho Unit 6 Internal
6142 Explain kaitiakitanga in relation to the way Māori interact with the natural environment Unit 4 Internal
6143 Carry out a local kaitiakitanga activity with direction Unit 6 Internal
6144 Explain wahi tapu in relation to how Māori manage the environment Unit 5 Internal
6145 Explain mahinga kai in relation to the way Māori use taonga of the natural world Unit 6 Internal
6146 Plan, carry out and evaluate a local mahinga kai activity Unit 6 Internal
6147 Analyse the different views Māori and Pakeha have in relation to the natural world Unit 4 Internal
6699 Prepare for and construct a garment for a formal occasion Unit 6 Internal
6700 Prepare for and construct a textile item for specified purpose Unit 6 Internal
6701 Prepare for and construct a garment using special fabric Unit 6 Internal
8991 Evaluate sociological theories Unit 5 Internal
8995 Evaluate a social institution Unit 4 Internal
8999 Evaluate a social structure Unit 4 Internal
9003 Conduct an independent quantitative sociological enquiry Unit 6 Internal
9007 Conduct an independent qualitative sociological enquiry Unit 6 Internal
10082 Describe rearing weaner or replacement cattle Unit 4 Internal
10087 Describe and plan plantings for insect and bird retention for a given situation Unit 5 Internal
10942 Identify and locate seed trees and collect tree seed Unit 5 Internal
10945 Prepare land and make seed beds in a forest nursery Unit 5 Internal
10950 Describe the production and operation cycles of seedlings and cuttings in a forest nursery Unit 10 Internal
12395 Demonstrate knowledge of a horticultural irrigation system Unit 5 Internal
15600 Draw and test a seed sample, and describe contaminants and undesirable weed seeds in samples Unit 10 Internal
15603 Operate and maintain seed handling machinery and equipment in a seed processing store, and weigh seeds Unit 15 Internal
15607 Draw and inspect a seed sample for live insect pests and complete a Phytosanitary Certificate Unit 5 Internal
15609 Demonstrate knowledge of sheep milk production Unit 4 Internal
17151 Demonstrate knowledge of hazards and safety requirements for tree work near electrical supply lines Unit 5 Internal
17204 Describe sustainable land management in the New Zealand environment, society and economy Unit 10 Internal
17205 Describe the management of water and air quality in an agribusiness context Unit 8 Internal
17257 Describe safety and process requirements, and fell and limb trees in arboriculture under supervision Unit 5 Internal
17261 Carry out groundperson's duties in an arboriculture situation Unit 4 Internal
19046 Service, repair and maintain primary industry machinery Unit 6 Internal
19048 Apply nutrients using mounted or trailed equipment Unit 6 Internal
19054 Operate a motorcycle on rolling terrain under limited supervision Unit 3 Internal
19055 Operate a motorcycle with mounted equipment or a load under limited supervision Unit 3 Internal
19061 Cultivate with individual tractor-drawn implements Unit 4 Internal
19070 Harvest cash crops under supervision Unit 5 Internal
19075 Describe calving, and associated diseases and health disorders Unit 3 Internal
19103 Describe methods for maintaining on-farm livestock health and health problems of livestock Unit 8 Internal
19111 Describe the types, breeds, uses, and health requirements of farm dogs Unit 4 Internal
19115 Handle and move livestock Unit 6 Internal
19119 Set up, operate, and maintain a travelling irrigation system Unit 4 Internal
19131 Describe fencing end assemblies and explain reasons for structure failure Unit 3 Internal
19140 Describe water use and quality, and related land use issues in primary production Unit 5 Internal
19149 Describe lambing, and the procedures for assisting ewes having difficulty lambing Unit 4 Internal
19157 Describe sheep genetics, and ram selection Unit 5 Internal
19370 Demonstrate knowledge of the Spreadmark Code of Practice as it applies to nutrient application Unit 2 Internal
19371 Demonstrate knowledge of legislation and risk management in transporting and applying nutrients Unit 3 Internal
19372 Describe the environmental implications of applying nutrients and associated activities Unit 2 Internal
19373 Demonstrate knowledge of nutrients, and the implications for handling and applying nutrients Unit 3 Internal
19892 Describe beehive transport requirements, and transport and establish beehives on site Unit 5 Internal
19931 Install and maintain grapevine trellis Unit 10 Internal
19936 Setup, operate, shut down and maintain vineyard equipment Unit 10 Internal
20555 Describe, prepare and use soil-less growing media Unit 5 Internal
20557 Select, collect and treat seed, and produce seedlings for nursery crops Unit 10 Internal
20560 Grow nursery crops in containers Unit 10 Internal
20562 Prune and train nursery plants Unit 5 Internal
20573 Describe quality standards, and grade nursery crops Unit 3 Internal
20793 Skin possums for possum fur recovery Unit 4 Internal
21031 Identify annuals, herbaceous perennials, biennials and bulbs and their use Unit 5 Internal
21041 Demonstrate knowledge of permaculture and plan a site Unit 10 Internal
21043 Describe the principles of organic horticultural production Unit 20 Internal
21045 Describe compost making, and make compost in organic horticulture Unit 5 Internal
21047 Describe, prepare, and apply liquid fertilisers used in organic horticulture Unit 5 Internal
21218 Operate and maintain powered orchard machinery Unit 5 Internal
21961 Perform manual grave digging Unit 10 Internal
21963 Backfill and make good graves Unit 5 Internal
22175 Describe soil properties and their effect on plant growth Unit 6 Internal
22179 Maintain a hydroponic system and monitor plants in the system Unit 5 Internal
22186 Prepare equipment, and harvest a horticulture crop by hand Unit 5 Internal
22189 Describe irrigation filters, and repair and maintain an irrigation system used in horticulture Unit 5 Internal
22193 Calculate fertiliser requirements, prepare and apply fertiliser, and maintain and store fertiliser equipment Unit 5 Internal
22196 Lay a basic concrete pad for landscape work Unit 6 Internal
22202 Describe materials required and prepare an order for timber landscape features Unit 5 Internal
23355 Grade horticultural produce to pre-determined criteria Unit 10 Internal
23542 Describe personal and external factors, and strategies to manage factors, that contribute to injury in a rural workplace Unit 5 Internal
24538 Describe tractor stability and the dynamics of tractors and attached implements Unit 4 Internal
24539 Maintain and use a power take off (PTO) driven implement attached to a tractor under limited supervision Unit 4 Internal
24558 Operate a light utility vehicle (LUV) on rolling terrain under limited supervision Unit 4 Internal
24559 Operate a quad bike on rolling terrain under limited supervision Unit 4 Internal
24560 Operate a light utility vehicle (LUV) with trailed equipment under limited supervision Unit 3 Internal
24561 Operate a quad bike with trailed equipment under limited supervision Unit 4 Internal
24562 Operate a light utility vehicle (LUV) with mounted equipment or a load under limited supervision Unit 3 Internal
24563 Operate a quad bike with mounted equipment or load under limited supervision Unit 3 Internal
24624 Describe cattle genetics and selection Unit 5 Internal
24634 Complete documentation, and present livestock for transport, sale, or slaughter Unit 8 Internal
24644 Handle ewes and lambs at lambing Unit 4 Internal
24648 Describe the physical characteristics, and range of, woody stemmed plants and their use Unit 10 Internal
24821 Locate the position of, and install, primary and intermediate posts for fencing Unit 6 Internal
24826 Install and nail a rail panel Unit 3 Internal
24828 Hang a pre-built gate Unit 3 Internal
24837 Describe non-electric fence types and components Unit 3 Internal
24846 Prepare to operate, and operate a hand held post hole borer Unit 6 Internal
25399 Prepare to use, use, and remove a brushwood chipper Unit 3 Internal
25401 Prepare to use, use, and remove a stump grinder in an arboriculture situation Unit 3 Internal
25894 Extract honey Unit 4 Internal
27604 Operate a tractor with an attached implement on rolling terrain under limited supervision Unit 4 Internal
27705 Describe, select, collect and prepare seeds for plant propagation purposes Unit 8 Internal
28121 Evaluate a social process Unit 4 Internal
28896 Maintain infrastructure in a primary industry workplace Unit 5 Internal
28920 Demonstrate knowledge of factors which contribute to pastoral livestock feed demand Unit 5 Internal
28939 Demonstrate knowledge of risks to on-farm milk quality and assist with implementing solutions to milk quality problems Unit 10 Internal
28971 Describe livestock reproductive processes and practices Unit 5 Internal
28972 Assist with livestock mating and mating management Unit 10 Internal
28973 Assist with livestock parturition Unit 10 Internal
28974 Describe livestock selection for increased productivity Unit 4 Internal
28978 Demonstrate knowledge of biosecurity relating to livestock Unit 4 Internal
28980 Assist with rearing of young stock from birth until first mating, sale or slaughter Unit 10 Internal
29297 Operate and maintain a chainsaw in a land-based context Unit 8 Internal
29414 Describe and use a Global Positioning System for a specified rural activity Unit 2 Internal
29823 Carry out canopy maintenance of trees or vines Unit 5 Internal
29824 Carry out maturity testing of crop samples Unit 5 Internal
29829 Demonstrate knowledge of plant structure, functions and processes Unit 5 Internal
29830 Describe quality assurance standards, food safety regulations, and product compliance for a horticulture crop Unit 5 Internal
29832 Describe workflow management in a horticulture operation Unit 5 Internal
29834 Field graft and/or bud fruit trees or vines Unit 5 Internal
29835 Describe growing requirements, and maintain and monitor nursery crops to specifications Unit 5 Internal
29836 Pack and dispatch pre-graded nursery plant products and complete documentation Unit 5 Internal
29837 Palletise produce and complete documentation Unit 5 Internal
29838 Plant and care for plants Unit 5 Internal
29839 Prepare, operate and maintain specialist nursery machinery Unit 5 Internal
29841 Recognise plant pests, diseases, and disorders of a horticulture crop Unit 5 Internal
29843 Select and prepare cutting material, and harden off rooted cuttings Unit 10 Internal
29844 Stack and store produce in a coolstore or other storage facility, clean surroundings and document cleaning schedule Unit 5 Internal
29845 Support mechanical crop harvesting Unit 6 Internal
30073 Carry out manual thinning of tree or vine crops Unit 5 Internal
30248 Establish, monitor, and maintain turfgrass using seed or turf in amenity horticulture Unit 5 Internal
30249 Monitor, and carry out routine care and maintenance of amenity hard assets Unit 5 Internal
30250 Prepare for, plant and maintain plants Unit 5 Internal
30251 Describe pruning and training, and prune and train trees and shrubs Unit 5 Internal
30784 Describe and carry out wintering down of beehives Unit 3 Internal
30785 Describe re-queening and re-queen a beehive Unit 3 Internal
30788 Demonstrate knowledge of plants that provide feed for bees and harvest declarations Unit 4 Internal
30789 Describe American foulbrood, varroa mite, and other bee pests and diseases found in New Zealand Unit 10 Internal
30790 Assess beehive health, monitor beehive feed requirements, and feed bees Unit 6 Internal
30792 Carry out honey harvesting Unit 3 Internal
30795 Carry out an apiary pest and disease management plan over an apiculture season Unit 15 Internal
30798 Demonstrate knowledge of bees, the bee life cycle and adult bee behaviour patterns Unit 4 Internal
30799 Describe swarming and methods for swarm control, control a swarm, and unite and divide beehives Unit 3 Internal
30843 Identify and describe beehive construction equipment, and construct and repair beehives Unit 5 Internal
31073 Describe water flow and drainage systems, and prepare and lay drainage elements in landscape work Unit 8 Internal
31074 Select and plant plants, and apply mulches, in landscape work Unit 3 Internal
31076 Operate and maintain power tools and small machinery used in landscape work Unit 8 Internal
31077 Assist with site set up for landscape construction Unit 5 Internal
31078 Describe the use of concrete and reinforcing in landscape work Unit 6 Internal
31079 Describe and lay hard surfaces in landscape work Unit 8 Internal
31080 Construct timber features for landscape work Unit 6 Internal
31081 Sow turfgrass seed or lay turf areas, and describe an alternative method of turf installation in landscaping Unit 3 Internal
31183 Plant trees in arboriculture situations Unit 2 Internal
31184 Demonstrate knowledge of pruning trees and shrubs in arboriculture situations Unit 3 Internal
31186 Demonstrate knowledge of Codes of Practice and guidelines for arboriculture Unit 2 Internal
31187 Prune young amenity trees and shrubs from the ground and above ground in arboriculture situations Unit 5 Internal
31188 Demonstrate knowledge of basic plant nomenclature, and identify trees used in arboriculture Unit 6 Internal
31195 Describe and apply operating procedures and the code of conduct to a work role in a primary industry organisation Unit 5 Internal
31947 Demonstrate knowledge of cow behaviour and reproduction, and perform calculations for artificial insemination Unit 3 Internal
32009 Assist with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of livestock health problems Unit 16 Internal
32010 Assist with milking, identify and report problems associated with milking dairy livestock Unit 10 Internal
32011 Assist with the operation of a farm dairy for milk harvesting Unit 10 Internal
32089 Demonstrate knowledge of, and assist with pasture management practices to maintain quality, growth and utilisation Unit 10 Internal
32090 Demonstrate knowledge of soils and assist with soil management practices Unit 10 Internal
32091 Assist with neonatal care and weaning of livestock in a dairy farming operation Unit 5 Internal
32092 Assist with feeding and supplying water to pastoral livestock to meet production targets Unit 5 Internal
32883 Prune mature fruit trees Unit 5 Internal
32884 Train and prune young fruit trees Unit 5 Internal
91410 Carry out an independent practical Earth and Space Science investigation Achievement 4 R Internal
91411 Investigate a socio-scientific issue in an Earth and Space Science context Achievement 4 R Internal
91412 Investigate the evidence related to dating geological event(s) Achievement 4 Internal
91413 Demonstrate understanding of processes in the ocean system Achievement 4 R W External
91414 Demonstrate understanding of processes in the atmosphere system Achievement 4 R W External
91415 Investigate an aspect of astronomy Achievement 4 R Internal
91528 Carry out an investigation into an aspect of a New Zealand primary product or its production Achievement 4 Internal
91529 Research and report on the impact of factors on the profitability of a New Zealand primary product Achievement 6 R W Internal
91530 Demonstrate understanding of how market forces affect supply of and demand for New Zealand primary products Achievement 5 R W External
91531 Demonstrate understanding of how the production process meets market requirements for a New Zealand primary product(s) Achievement 4 R W External
91532 Analyse a New Zealand primary production environmental issue Achievement 5 R W External