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waiora - health

manaaki - protect

ārai - prevent

hauora - wellbeing

mātai - inspect

maimoa - pet

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Animal needs
A set of animal welfare standards known as the 'five freedoms'. They are not just things we want to do for our animals, but also things we must do to be responsible owners.

Animal Welfare Act 1999
The 5 freedoms are also an important part of the Animal Welfare Act 1999 which is enforced by SPCA Inspectors in the community.  If they find that the animals are not receiving these needs, they will try and work with the owners to help them understand their obligations, and help improve the lives of the animals.If the situation is very serious they may need to remove the animals from the property, and in cases of abuse proceed with a prosecution.

Animals in the Primary Industries.
People are now a lot more aware of the need to care for animals It is important for a company’s reputation to show that they treat animals responsibly.Farmers and others involved in industries based on animal production must also follow the rules. The rules are set for the animal welfare task.

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Freedom from hunger and thirst (food and water)

Freedom from discomfort (shelter)

Freedom from pain, injury, and disease (medical care)

Freedom to express normal behaviour (exercise)

Freedom from fear and distress (love and understanding)

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Animals must be looked after. Anyone who looks after animals or owns animals must meet their needs and follow the Animal Welfare Act.

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Video task 2

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Where did Shelly go on this day?  She went to the mussel farm.

Why are baby mussels grown in a hatchery? -

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Primary industries in New Zealand are a broad mix of small businesses and larger enterprises who produce, process and move more goods around New Zealand and export to more countries across the globe than ever before. New Zealand’s primary industries earn billions of dollars each year from exports.

Agriculture – Dairy and Meat & Wool

Forestry

Horticulture – including viticulture

Seafood – including aquaculture and fishing

biosecurity risks

animal welfare

food safety

and the effects of climate change.

The major fruits grown commercially in New Zealand are kiwifruit, grapes, apples, pears, and avocados.
. The fisheries are managed by a world-leading quota management system which sets limits on fish catches, and allows the trading of quota.These forests have been grown specifically for harvesting. Manatū Ahu Matua - Ministry for Primary Industries

ahuwhenua - agriculture

pāmu - farm

mātauranga - education, knowledge

hira - important

ōhanga - economy

rauemi - resource

rāwāhi - overseas

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Agriculture – Dairy and Meat & Wool

Forestry

Horticulture – including viticulture

Seafood – including aquaculture and fishing

What can effect these.

biosecurity risks

animal welfare

food safety

and the effects of climate change.

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Forestry
These forests have been grown specifically for harvesting. Most of New Zealand’s indigenous forests have been set aside for conservation and are protected.

Horticulture
The major fruits grown commercially in New Zealand are kiwifruit, grapes, apples, pears, and avocados. orticulture is increasingly successful due to science advances and orchardists are highly skilled and innovative in their use of technology.

Seafood
The fisheries are managed by a world-leading quota management system which sets limits on fish catches, and allows the trading of quota.Since the establishment in 1977 of an exclusive economic zone around New Zealand (one of the largest such zones in the world).

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Industry has changed the way we live and improved our standard of living.

The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.

the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money.

I learnt from the paragraph that primary industries help and produce things for

transportation

finance

technology

education

retail

plant and animal health

scientific testing and other environmental services.

agriculture

aquaculture

fishing

forestry

horticulture

oil and gas extraction

mining activities

ahumahi - industry

Ao whāhui - global, worldwide

mīhini - machine

hangarau - technology

pāmu - farm

ōhanga - economy

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Martel rust, northland. Its really sunny and it is good to grow things there. kuakoto-To build

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Nelson-Dunedin

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Video Task 1:

Where is this field trip based?

- Nelson

What does the word primary mean?

-First, Number 1

How do primary industries help NZ - what do they produce?

- They make seafood, wood, ETC.

What are the three systems that primary industries rely on? (1.00).

-Animal welfare, Food safety, Biosecuity

What are the three different industries you visit?

-mussel hatchery, sheep farm and forestry block

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On this field trip you'll travel to forests, farms, and research centres to see how people are making the most from natural resources to provide food and other products. New Zealand's primary industries export many products and earn billions of dollars every year. Our primary industries have always been important to our economy and with the help of science and technology are providing world class products.

For a sustainable future, our primary industries need to maintain the highest standards of biosecurity, food safety and animal welfare. During the field trip, you will see how these systems work together to protect and grow our primary industries and our way of life in New Zealand.