National Ag Week has been celebrated for almost 50 years, but why?
WRITTEN BY JOSIE KORTE National Ag week is a week dedicated to celebrating Ag for one full week in the spring. National Ag Week is held...
National Crayon Day – How are crayons made?
Grab a piece of paper and your favorite color and draw a celebratory picture – March 31st is National Crayon Day! Crayons are a fan...
Wind FarmChat + Resources
Join us we tour Jason’s farm to learn about wind energy and the differences between a windmill and turbine. Wind is a natural resource...
Farming Rubber
The average household uses synthesized rubber products everyday. Rubber is in things like hair-ties, toys, tires, welcome mats, shoes,...
Tillage, Planting, Harvest, & Storage
Flat Aggie Adventures is a six-part newsletter series geared towards upper elementary students. Flat Aggie was inspired by the beloved...
Hay, Hay, & Haymakers Punch!
“They say making hay is difficult… I don’t know, it seems rather cut and dried.” Hay is a type of grass that is cut and dried to be used...
Winter on the Farm: Educational resources for all ages!
Are you ready to check out for winter break? I know I am! There is a weird 3 or so weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas that seems...
Turkey Time!
It is turkey time! We have compiled a list of our favorite Ag in the Classroom resources and lesson plans! Learn all about raising...
Ag and Farm Terminology!
James, a 4-Her from New Hampshire utilized our website for a research project. In his search, he also found a list of agriculture terms...
Harvest Time and Pork Month Resources!
Happy Fall y'all! It is time to share our favorite harvest time and pork month resources. We have compiled a list of 10 great lessons and...
