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Food For America Introduces 1,100 Students To Agriculture
March 16, 2013
Over 1,100 elementary students attended the annual Northview High School FFA Food for America program Friday morning at Northview High School in Bratt.
The students from a three county area had a chance to learn about agriculture first hand up close and personal with farm animals, farm equipment and more to learn how food gets from the farm to their tables. Students were even able to make their own butter.
The Northview High School FFA “Food for America” program has been honored as the No. 1 program in the state multiple times.
The day was dedicated to students from Escambia Westgate School who attended the program for the first time.
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Pictured: Over 1,100 elementary students attended the Northview FFA Food for America program Friday morning. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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2 Responses to “Food For America Introduces 1,100 Students To Agriculture”
that lil baby goat sure know how to pose for a pic… just want to squeeze and hug on him!!
Nhs u have always kept this going. Love the fact its a tradition now. Thank u nhs and my byars