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Research Guidelines

1. Research your group’s assigned topic

2. Answer these guiding questions in English:

What are the main objectives of this type of social agriculture?

What are the specific benefits for the target group?

What are some successful examples or case studies?

What challenges might be encountered?

How is this approach implemented in practice?

Add your findings as posts in your group’s column, including relevant images or documents to support your research.

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What types of assistive technologies were demonstrated at the AgrAbility in Georgia event?

How did the technologies showcased help disabled farmers maintain their independence?

Can you describe the experiences shared by Todd Hagen and Jeffrey Vance regarding the use of assistive technology on their farms?

According to the video, how does supporting disabled farmers through technology impact their communities economically?

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AgrAbility Program Allows Disabled Farmers To Continue Working

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How does Cherie Sirianni define horticultural therapy in the video?

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How does Cherie Sirianni define horticultural therapy in the video?

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1- What are the different phases of gardening that patients engage in during the therapy?

2- to the video, what is one of the main emotional benefits that patients experience through horticultural therapy?

3- Why is it important to continue interacting with nature even after treatment, according to the video?

4-What attitude should people have towards gardening, as suggested in the video?

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HORTICULTURAL THERAPY for Addiction Recovery

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What is the main purpose of social farming (SF) in Italy, according to the authors?

What are some of the target groups, besides refugees and asylum seekers, that Italian Social Farming is aimed at?

What key elements characterize social and working inclusion in the context of social farming?

Describe the "Banca del Lavoro" project by Manarola foundation.

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According to the text, how has the role of animals in human life evolved over time?

What evidence does the text provide to suggest that the use of animals in therapy and rehabilitation is becoming more scientifically grounded?

What are some of the potential negative consequences of modern life that, according to the abstract, can be addressed by a "return to nature" through animal contact or farm work?

Besides dogs, horses, and cats, what other factors are mentioned as being involved in the therapeutic benefits of interacting with animals?

For what groups of people does the abstract suggest that "farming therapy" can be a successful curative and preventive method?