Where else this way of working can be pointed.
Only the Wet Tropics has a worked example. The other places and the other kinds of readers are named, so the record has somewhere to put them. Naming is not the same as having done the work. Nothing on this page outside Douglas Shire is a crop list, a shed, or an offer.
- The one we can show
- Wet Tropics
- Douglas Shire and Cape Kimberley. Four systems, a shed, and crops we can walk someone through.
- Fourteen kinds of country
- Named, not filled
- The map has a name for the country a place sits in. Only one of those names has plants, a shed, and a bad-year story behind it.
- Fourteen kinds of reader
- Named, not offered
- A farm, a mine, a funder, a ranger group. The record can be read by each. We are not claiming each one is built.
Kinds of country
Fourteen names. One of them is a farm we can show you.
Douglas Shire is tropical moist forest, and it is the only country on this list with a worked plan. The other names are here so a person who knows that country has a place to put it. They are not crop lists.
Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests
Wet Tropics · Douglas Shire Pilot (Cape Kimberley, FNQ)
What the four systems are, here
System 1 · Cropping
1.2 m turmeric, ginger & cassava alley beds between 7.2 m tree rows
System 2 · Agroforestry
2 m grid cacao, durian top storey, Davidson plum & sacrificial mulch rows
System 3 · Native Regeneration
2,500 stems/ha endemic Daintree rainforest & beach calophyllum shelter
System 4 · Silvopasture
20 m pasture strips (2 head/ha cattle) between kauri, tallowwood & noni belts
Kinds of reader
Fourteen kinds of organisation that might read the same place.
A farm, a mine, a council, a buyer, a Traditional Owner group. The Wet Tropics pilot can say what each of those readers would be looking at here. It cannot yet say what they would be looking at in another country.
Agriculture & Soft Commodities
Landholders, crops, livestock, district sheds & offtake
What this reader can see in the Wet Tropics
Four working systems, 5 core crops (noni, turmeric, cacao, durian, calophyllum) & shared shed.
Elsewhere
Not filled. Agriculture & Soft Commodities is a kind of reader. We are not offering them a worked example outside this pilot.
You are looking at Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests, read by Agriculture & Soft Commodities. This one is the worked example.
How a place is described
The names are the map. They are not the farm.
Pick a kind of country, a kind of reader, and one of the four systems. If it is not the Wet Tropics, the boxes below say so. The phone in the paddock does not invent a crop list for a country we have not worked.
The description of this place
B01 · A03 · ALUM 3.4.0 · 3.3.2 (Agroforestry)
01 · Field Screen (B01 + Agroforestry)
On-Ground Layout & Tasks
2 m grid cacao, durian top storey, Davidson plum & sacrificial mulch rows
The weather this plan is built for: Category 4 cyclones, 3,000+ mm monsoonal deluge & coastal salt spray
02 · District Shed (B01 Stabilization)
Post-Harvest & Batch Verification
Wash, freeze-dry, cacao fermentation, cold-press Tamanu & noni vatting
Each batch carries a lab sheet back to the block.
03 · Office & Industry Gate (A03 · ISIC A 01)
Agriculture & Soft Commodities View
Four working systems, 5 core crops (noni, turmeric, cacao, durian, calophyllum) & shared shed.
Same record. What they are allowed to see is still the landholder’s choice.
FPIC is absolute: native species, cultural practice and Country records (A14) never travel without explicit Traditional Owner sign-off.
Acknowledgement of Country
The ClimateForce acknowledges the Eastern Kuku Yalanji peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Sea country on which we operate. Sovereignty was never ceded.