Answer to Question #234353 in English for NOMSA

Question

State [3 marks] and describe [9 marks] three sustainable indigenous knowledge practices. 

Answer 1

Rotational farming

Crop rotation is the technique of cultivating various crops on the same land in a cyclical pattern. It refers to the planned sequence of specific crops planted on the same land. Many of the pests and diseases that afflict vegetable plants may be found in the soil.

Fishing

"Fishing" is legally described as the process of catching wild fish or other aquatic species from bodies of water for food, profit, or recreation. ... Most people, however, perceive fishing to be the act of catching fish using a hook and line. You may accomplish this using a pole or a rod and reel.

Hunting and gathering

Societies rely on wild animal hunting, fishing, and harvesting wild fruits, berries, nuts, and vegetables to supplement their nutrition. Until around ten thousand years ago, when humans domesticated plants and animals, all human civilizations were hunter-gatherers.