MODERN FARMING METHODS HELP NATIVES

The video discusses the introduction of sheep farming in New Guinea, where local natives are taught by Australian experts. The process includes importing Romney sheep and learning modern shearing methods. The locals show great interest in breeding sheep and weaving, which is a new and profitable industry for them. The video concludes with images from Taronga Park Zoo.

What is the primary focus of the sheep farming experiment in New Guinea?

• Teaching natives to grow crops

• Introducing cattle farming

• Educating natives on sheep farming

• Building new infrastructure

What type of sheep was introduced to New Guinea to prevent disease?

• Suffolk sheep

• Dorset sheep

• Merino sheep

• Romney sheep

Why is sheep breeding considered a valuable idea for the natives?

• It helps in building stronger communities

• It provides a new source of food

• It introduces a profitable industry

• It encourages tourism

What is one of the main activities that local shepherds enjoy?

• Fishing in local rivers

• Shearing sheep using modern methods

• Building fences

• Planting trees

How is the art of weaving described for the women in New Guinea?

• A traditional skill they have always known

• A new and fascinating ancient art

• A mandatory task for all women

• A skill that is not very useful