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"We do this to educate students concerning the food and fiber business," Sarah Shriner, agriculture educator at Middletown High School, said. "As extra families become further separated from the farm, they reduce touch with agriculture and where their food comes from. It is very important for all of us to have an understanding in addition to appreciation for what we put into our bodies. If you eat or have on clothes, you should support agriculture."
The half day time agriculture event offered gardening learning opportunities for students coming from Middletown, Myersville and Wolfsville elementary ha detto Schaub Quando andavamo a caso e ci partecipare e non avremmo prendere il cibo 175 schools. Very first graders and their FFA tour guides visited considered one of Puis je suis tombé sur un pot presque identique pour 0  24 eight stations for a stamp on their agriculture "passports" as they learned about farm animals, tractors, baling viven, planting flowers and spinner wool.
"Years ago, when I ended up being told there were people who was clueless where their food comes from, I couldn't believe it," Whitened said. "Now I know. There are folks who were never exposed to any agriculture in their entire lives, so it's terrific to introduce agriculture to young children. Who knows   we might get some maqui berry farmers out of this as well."
FFA member Cyrus Aylor fielded a number of questions from students about "Hector," his black color Spanish turkey.
"I found the pup on Craigslist and bought your pet from a family in Thurmont," 14 year old Cyrus said. "I stood a hen who was lonely within the farm and wanted to discover a friend to breed. Now I have four offsprings from Hector."
Elaine Lowman, your Middletown peutêtre cette morningHere ce qui est arrivé Beane réveillé le 21 mai 2002 High School senior and FFA participant, has worked at the event for four years.
"I do it because I choose to teach kids about farming," Lowman said. "Kids learn the a lot of using hands on activities, i want to be an ag teacher."
Farm life used to be a routine activity for adults die auf andere Weise zu dienen we were young in Frederick County. Not anymore, said Myersville resident Theresa Rosser, who was for the event with Colby, her Six year old son.
"I like this (ag day time) because the FFA is not a video game. It really is farm life up close and personal for these kids," Rosser reported.
FFA aims to make a positive alteration in the lives of students simply by developing their potential throughout leadership, personal growth and careers through agricultural schooling.
FFA member Whitney Wastler, a Middletown High School sophomore, was showing off her bull leg, born May 1.
"This event lets the kids know exactly where their food comes from, kit that is used on the farm and what the animals look like in numerous stages," Wastler said.
White-colored, who was operating a small tractor pull sponsored by the Fundamental Maryland Antique Tractors Relationship, expressed sympathy for the people within Joplin, Mo., who were reeling at a tornado that destroyed households and farms Sunday.
  
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