Grade: 11 to
12
This resource explores the Australian pork industry as a contemporary agricultural and business enterprise. Students investigate market requirements, animal welfare, food safety, economics and marketing while examining the complex relationships between production systems, supply chains and consumer demand. Through industry-based case studies and authentic business scenarios, students develop an understanding of the factors that influence decision-making within Australian agricultural enterprises.
Grade: 3 to
12
Step inside a working pine forest to see how timber moves from seed to shelter! This 360° ForestVR™ immersive experience shows the full renewable forestry cycle and can be viewed using an iPad, laptop, smart phone or via a VR headset. Follow along as growing seedlings and planting, through careful management and harvesting, to building the homes, schools, and workplaces we use every day.
Grade: 3 to
12
This 360° ForestVR™ video takes you from nursery to regrowth forest, showing how sustainably managed plantations grow, harvest, and regrow timber for beautiful, durable products like flooring, decking, and cladding. Perfect for students learning about renewable cycles, biodiversity, and sustainable land use. Fantastic for a quick overview in the classroom or at community events.
Grade: 0 to
12
The free CANEGROWERS Sugarcane Education Pack offers a snapshot of practical resources and engaging classroom activities that help students deepen their understanding of one of Australia’s most versatile crops—sugarcane. Aligned with the Australian Curriculum, this visual pack brings the story of sugarcane to life and supports meaningful learning experiences for students of all ages.
Grade: 0 to
12
Developed by CANEGROWERS, these engaging posters support teachers and students to explore the science, systems and real-world applications of sugarcane production in Australia. Designed for classroom use, the posters visually unpack how sugarcane grows and how one plant contributes to a wide range of everyday products, helping students build agricultural literacy and connect learning to the food and fibre industries. They align with curriculum priorities across Science, Geography, Technologies and Careers education, and can be used as standalone learning tools or as part of broader teaching sequences.
Grade: 0 to
12
Dairy Australia has launched an exciting new virtual reality (VR) experience, bringing dairy farms to life for school students.
Grade: 7 to
12
Dive into the delicious world of dairy with Dairy Australia's Discover Dairy website! Designed to engage and educate teachers and students alike, this site offers a wealth of information on the Australian dairy industry and the nutritious products it produces.
Grade: 7 to
12
By participating in an engaging, hands-on card game, students will learn to sequence the supply chain of Australian sugar from farm to consumer. Additionally, they will gain an understanding of technologies and careers involved in the supply chain.
Grade: 7 to
12
The following resource has been developed to cover all soils and related soil sustainability syllabus content from the Agriculture Stage 6 Syllabus (2013). It covers both Preliminary and HSC content. It has also been mapped to the Agriculture Technology 7-10 Syllabus (2019).
Grade: 9 to
12
Shifting Gears is an innovative intervention program and farm health and safety extension resource. Designed as a teacher-led, school-based program aims to cultivate a culture of farm safety among students, particularly those living on farms, studying agriculture and horticulture, or considering careers in these fields.
Grade: 7 to
12
The card game supports cross-disciplinary learning and is highly relevant for State and Territory-specific Agriculture subjects from years 7 to 12.
Grade: 11 to
12
Throughout this lesson, students will learn about the agribusiness sector and the essential services they provide to support farm operations and enhance productivity.
Grade: 7 to
12
Teachers can access a series of engaging Nutrien career videos tailored to highlight real-world roles within the agricultural sector.
Grade: 0 to
12
Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia (PIEFA), in collaboration with AgriFutures Australia, has developed the Food and Fibre Careers Digital Learning Kit to provide Australian educators with a collection of practical resources that can be used in the classroom to showcase the diverse career opportunities and pathways in Australia’s agriculture sector and promote them in such a way that students will be inspired to pursue careers in agriculture.
Grade: 12 to
12
The Dairy Production as a Global economic Activity resource for the new NSW HSC Geography syllabus will provide a niche study of dairy production for the global economic activity of agriculture within the topic of Global Sustainability.
Grade: 12 to
12
This resource for the new NSW HSC Geography syllabus will provide a niche study of cotton production for the global economic activity of agriculture within the topic of Global Sustainability. Students will examine a range of strategies for sustainability for cotton production.
Grade: 11 to
12
This comprehensive educational resource, designed predominately for Stage 6 Preliminary Agriculture courses, focuses on Australian chicken meat production. This resource is designed to integrate into curriculums across different states and territories, offering educators a flexible and comprehensive tool for teaching about Australian chicken meat production.
Grade: 5 to
12
Egg farming is the process of raising hens to produce eggs for human consumption. Australian egg farmers produce 18.3 million eggs every day to feed the nation, which is 6.68 billion eggs each year. Want to learn about what it takes to get your egg from farm to plate? Explore Australian Eggs' learn about farming section to see exactly what goes on.
Grade: 5 to
12
Explore dairy Australia’s interactive Careers Virtual Tour, providing students with the chance to explore the different careers on offer in the Australian Dairy Industry.
Grade: 9 to
12
The Cultivating the Next Generation project aims to help teachers and career advisors provide accurate and high-quality advice to secondary students about the diverse career opportunities in agriculture.