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Agriculture in the Classroom is a grassroots program coordinated by the United States Department of Agriculture. Its goal is to help students gain a greater awareness of the role of agriculture in the economy and society, so that they may become citizens

Welcome to the Breeds of Livestock resource presented by the Department of Animal Science at Oklahoma State University. This site is intended as an educational and informational resource on breeds of livestock throughout the world. We hope you enjoy the i

CampSilos highlights the development of American agriculture. Targeting students in grades 4-8, the site provides online material related to the natural .

"Explore Kansas farms and ranches. Learn about farm animals and crops that provide food and other products. Check out the farm photos and fun activities."

In today's world of agriculture, producers are looking for more lucrative ways for feeding cattle, while retaining ownership longer. Mississippi State University has developed a system that will do just that. The corn grazing system adds value to pasture

SINCE 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac has published useful information for people in all walks of life: tide tables for those who live near the ocean; sunrise tables and planting charts for those who live on the farm; recipes for those who live in the kitc

he history of New York State agriculture is the story of our collective past. Harvest of History makes this story come alive. Explore the Village to find out where your food comes from, how and where it grows, and compare life in 1845 with our modern worl

Facilitating Coordination in Agricultural Education (FCAE) is a state project administered through the Illinois State Board of Education in cooperation with and advisement by the Illinois Committee for Agricultural Education (ICAE). FCAE addresses the aim

The Kids' Field Day Web site will help non-farm kids understand the importance of agriculture in everyday life. The site was developed by Jim Shroyer, a crops specialist with Kansas State University Research and Extension. Shroyer said, "My goal was to ma

Would you like to have a hand in guiding NGA's educational media activities? NGA is looking for 12 youth garden educators to serve on a volunteer advisory board for the Kidsgardening.com Web site. Intrigued?

Compare the lives of two dairy farmers in very different countries. How are they affected by international trade rules? Who makes these rules, and what can we do to change them?

Lots of info on cows milk and the dairy industry

The National Council for Agricultural Education will be the premier leadership organization for shaping and strengthening school based agricultural education (SBAE) at all levels in the United States.

SINCE 1792, The Old Farmer's Almanac has published useful information for people in all walks of life: tide tables for those who live near the ocean; sunrise tables and planting charts for those who live on the farm; recipes for those who live in the kitc

Sci4Kids is a series of stories about what scientists do here at the ARS. Geared to kids about 8 to 13 years old, it is produced by the ARS Information Staff in Beltsville, Maryland. We bet you'll agree that much of what our scientists do is not what you

Provides worksheets and interactive problems to solve.

Nationally, ten organizations serve agricultural science education. They are: Agricultural Education Division of the Association for Career and Technical Education, American Association for Agricultural Education, National Association of Agricultural Educ