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For many years, the Redwood Area Chamber Ag Committee has brought students together to learn about agriculture at their annual 5th Grade Ag Day. In recent years, Farm Camp Minnesota […]
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With the many facets of agriculture, there is a lot to be learned and careers to fill within the industry. Farm Camp Minnesota, a program within the Minnesota Agriculture in […]
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Farm Camp Minnesota provides grades 5-12 classrooms throughout the state of Minnesota the opportunity to step foot in an agribusiness or on a farm and make connections to potential careers. […]
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Each of the Farm Camp Minnesota experiences provide students with the unique opportunity to learn about agriculture in a three step process. First students learn from standards-based, grade specific curriculum […]
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Agriculture is all around us! It is Farm Camp Minnesota‘s mission to increase agricultural literacy through experiences where students can interact first-hand with agriculture in Minnesota fields, industries and businesses […]
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Minnesota Department of Education has Career and College Success recommendations to schools Kindergarten through 12th grade. One resource that is available is the Career and College Success website and resources. […]
Read MoreBetter Learning Experience Yes, it’s simple as that. We want students to experience a better learning experience. By providing in-classroom lessons, students go to the farm or agribusiness with a […]
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Why is it so important to show students the connection between what they are learning in the classroom and the real world? This Harvard article shares that students are more […]
Read MoreWhat is Farm Camp? Farm Camp is a three-day immersive agriculture experience customized for classrooms Grades 5-12. A Farm Camp experience comprises three parts. How are students engaged at Farm […]
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You may think students make connections from their food, furniture and local landscape that agriculture is important in their lives. We’re finding those connections are getting lost and we want to help students build those back so they can value the world around them.
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