Saturday

February 20, 2016

Great to have students on farm wanting to learn.

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  1. New blood upon the scene and it's good that happens.

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  2. How wonderful. For them, and for all our futures.

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  3. That's quite encouraging to see kids that are interested in farming!

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  4. It really is good having the students there. Interesting for you and encouraging that there are young farmers coming along. Have a good day, Diane

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  5. young people+farming=hope for the future

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  6. 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.

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  7. I 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.

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    1. 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.

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  8. Male and female - fantastic.

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  9. Yes it's always good when you have students willing to listen and learn.

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