The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Compile property background information
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Identify ownership details Completed |
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Compile irrigation history Completed |
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Identify locality and property details Completed |
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Identify agreements and easements with surrounding properties Completed |
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Develop property maps to illustrate locality and property boundaries Completed |
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Compile information on infrastructure and topography
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Define significant topographical and infrastructure features Completed |
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Identify opportunities and strengths of the property Completed |
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Identify limitations and weaknesses of the property Completed |
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Identify local planning issues that may affect the irrigation development Completed |
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Develop a map overlay to illustrate topography and infrastructure Completed |
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Compile information on natural resources
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Gather soil survey information Completed |
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Identify strategies to minimise and reduce soil erosion, and physical and chemical soil deterioration Completed |
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Identify water source availability and quality Completed |
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Identify ground water depth and salinity issues Completed |
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Define climatic characteristics Completed |
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Develop a map overlay to illustrate natural resource features Completed |
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Compile information on enterprise cropping and planting
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Define the suitability of soils and water quality for crops and plants Completed |
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Identify any special irrigation requirements of crops and plants Completed |
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Develop monthly and annual water budgets for each crop and plant program Completed |
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Identify current yields and compare with benchmark crop yields Completed |
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Establish targets with consideration for any factors which would limit optimum production Completed |
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Define intended crop rotations Completed |
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Develop a map overlay to illustrate crop and plant detail Completed |
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Compile information on existing irrigation and drainage system where used
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Evaluate current system performance Completed |
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Compare current system performance to benchmark performance parameters Completed |
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Develop scheduling procedures Completed |
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Define drainage management performance including environmental authority compliance issues Completed |
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Identify areas for improvement in system management and structure Completed |
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Develop a map overlay to illustrate irrigation system layout Completed |
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Develop an irrigation and drainage management plan with specifications for new or up-graded irrigation and drainage system
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Summarise performance requirements for distribution, treatment and drainage systems Completed |
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List new or replacement components Completed |
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Develop a development timetable Completed |
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Define proposed scheduling system Completed |
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Define performance monitoring procedures and work health and safety requirements Completed |
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Define drainage management processes Completed |
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Develop a map overlay to illustrate proposed irrigation and drainage development Completed |
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