Ditto what Karen L R said. My granddaughter is a huge AG fan and is studying for a poultry science, with the hopes of being an AG teacher. It's not farming the land, but it's still a wonderful field to study. I always like to see kids become interested in farming and ranching.
Yes I totally agree. These students are in Year 12, their last year of high school, studying Agriculture or Environmental Science at a high school on the east coast of Australia, some 650kms away. It was a privilege to be able to show them around our area.
New blood upon the scene and it's good that happens.
ReplyDeleteVery good to see.
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Seems very nice.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful. For them, and for all our futures.
ReplyDeleteThat's quite encouraging to see kids that are interested in farming!
ReplyDeleteIt really is good having the students there. Interesting for you and encouraging that there are young farmers coming along. Have a good day, Diane
ReplyDeleteyoung people+farming=hope for the future
ReplyDeleteDitto what Karen L R said. My granddaughter is a huge AG fan and is studying for a poultry science, with the hopes of being an AG teacher. It's not farming the land, but it's still a wonderful field to study. I always like to see kids become interested in farming and ranching.
ReplyDeleteI just think there is something about kids and farms that go together. Even if they don't love it, I think it is good for them to experience it.
ReplyDeleteYes I totally agree. These students are in Year 12, their last year of high school, studying Agriculture or Environmental Science at a high school on the east coast of Australia, some 650kms away. It was a privilege to be able to show them around our area.
DeleteIt's definitely a good sign!
ReplyDeleteMale and female - fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYes it's always good when you have students willing to listen and learn.
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