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Fire Stick Farming
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Fire Stick
Farming
By Sophia, Monique, Lauren,Mary
31/07/2019
What is fire stick farming
Indigenous Australians who often use fire to burn greenery to facilitate hunting
Is a practice of fire stick farming.
Fire stick farming is described as a way aboriginals use fire regularly to burn land.
It turns scrub into grass land witch expands the number of grass eating animals.
Pros and cons
pros and cons
Pros
It clears the land and makes it easier for bush food to found
Burning the fire attracts prey for hunting
Helps grow bush food
Cons
Some concerns are carbon dioxide being polluted into the atmosphere
This can saturation be reduced by burning early in the dry season
Has a strong impact (not good) on the environment?
Step by step
The aboriginals got the fire starting with an easy and simply technique. When the fire started, the aboriginals waited until the fire was in the areas they wanted to burn. After the fire was in it’s aboriginals patted the fire down with a stick in their hand or they used spears. That is why the aboriginals they can start a new lot of grass and food also if they did not use the fire the grass will get to long and start a huge bush wild fire that can rip out their land.