The spiritual affiliation between Aboriginal people and land is common with all Aboriginal tribes throughout Australia. The 'Dreaming' is an English word used to describe the Aboriginal view of how life on earth began. Jemuraji is the Wamba Wamba word for Dreaming. During the creation, it is believed the great spirit creatures created man and handed down the law and the land. They created rivers, lakes, and certain natural phenomena, such as features of the landscape that are believed to hold the living spirits of their ancestors and are regarded as important sacred sites.
Aboriginal people are very strong in the defence of their law and the care of the land.
They believe it is necessary to keep the land intact if they are to hold their culture together. So, the responsible disposal of nutrient chemicals was a very important consideration for the Wamba Wamba people. Nonetheless, some members of the community still remain uncomfortable with growing soilless culture plants, where the roots are not connected to the ground. Each table supports two SureGrow channels measuring 155 x 70mm with 350mm centres. They have found that the slight curvature in the channel is ideal for establishing plants, and its removable lid facilitates easy cleaning between crops.