Less than 5⃣0⃣% of students in my Crop Science class have direct crop production experience!
I want to give students more opportunities to interact with the "real world", so I started an "interview a farmer" assignment.
I need 5+ more farmers!
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Last field of wheat is finally off! Storms laid it over and the soybeans kept right on growing, but the crew got it done today.
Soybeans with a little trim off the top, but they’ll be just fine. Big jump on the double crop here.
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Creating an activity in AGRON 120 where college students interview a farmer about crops they grow and why.
Many students have 0 ag contacts - would anyone here be interested in talking with them? They’d choose who to contact and reach out in early Nov.
I’d need your name, email and/or phone number, and state/county. All regions welcome (the more, the better)!
The questions I will give them to ask you will be short, simple, and non-personal. I just want them to interact with a farmer to get a sense of “reality”.
THANKS!