106 Child Protection Education Stage 3 â¢ Theme 3: Protective strategies Theme 3: Protective strategies and started to GO. They could GO to the nearest family houseor a safety house or to a shop that was open. If the man followedthem they could shout to get attention.22 Child Protection Education Stage 3 â¢ Theme 3: Protective strategies Theme 3: Protective strategies core learning â Review the idea that most of the time children and young peoplewill be safe and not be the targets of abuse.
Permaculture Strategies: Intensive Rotational Grazing. When designing a livestock grazing system to optimize animal health, pasture integrity, and economic productivity, the primary dynamic that must be accounted for is âgrazing pressureâ.
For intensive grazing to be managed effectively, controlled grazing needs to be in place, through subdividing the pasture through the use of fencing. Rotating animals among these paddocks will optimise forage and beef production. When developing the layout for a fencing system, consider the following points: 1  Fixed resources on the farm, such as acreage, soil type, slop and rockiness; 2  Semi-fixed resources, such as water supply, existing fences, existing grass base; 3  Changeable resources, including forage type, temporary fences, cattle numbers;