The need for Ag teachers across nebraska has grown vigorously. They need more young people interested in going that route. I think this is a good thing to do. People need Ag in their lives to improve their outlook on life and better themselves. It is a great idea to be an Ag teacher.
As California struggles with a devastating drought, huge amounts of water are mysteriously vanishing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta — and the prime suspects are farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations. Delta farmers don’t deny using as much water as they need. But they say they’re not stealing it because their history of living at the water’s edge gives them that right. Still, they have been asked to report how much water they’re pumping and to prove their legal rights to it.
The need for ag teachers across the state of nebraska has grown exponentially. They need more young people who are interested in kids and agriculture. I myself dont feel like being an ag teacher but i do think it would be fun because you could teach all of the kids what you know about this wonderful interesting activity.
California is struggling with fresh water right now. all of the water is disappearing mysteriously from the sacramento san joaquin delta. most people expect it to be the farmers that have been there for a while. they dont take it they think it belongs to them because they have been living there the longest.
This article is about how the Minneapolis police department is packing healthy food to fill gaps in the food chain. they are trying to get healthy food to people who need it.
Basically there is a police department that is working to help people with hunger and safety. They are starting to carry food with them to help kids and others that may not alway have food.
California is in trouble with their fresh water. The water is somehow going missing through the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta. Most people are blaming all of the farmers that have been in that area. They don't think that it belongs to the farmers because they haven't been there the longest.
This article is about how the Minneapolis police department is packing healthy food to fill gaps in the food chain. they are trying to get healthy food to people who need it, and can't afford it. I think that this is really cool because it doesn't happen very often.
Burger King to pay for the wedding of Mr. Burger, Ms. King Burger King is paying the expenses and providing gifts for the wedding of an Illinois couple with an interesting connection to the fast food restaurant chain. Joel Burger and Ashley King accepted the company's proposal Monday.The couple announced their engagement this spring with a photo next to the sign at a local Burger King restaurant. Although a woman's name usually comes first in an engagement announcement, they decided to flip their names.
Home improvement chain Lowe’s Cos Inc will stop selling a type of pesticide suspected of causing a decline in honeybee populations needed to pollinate key American crops, following a few U.S. retailers who have taken similar steps last year.
The class of pesticides known as neonicotinoids, or neonics, are sold by agrichemical companies to boost yields of staple crops but are also used widely on annual and perennial plants used in lawns and gardens.
Huge amounts of water have been disappearing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations are the "prime suspects." It is especially effecting arid soil in the Central Valley and millions of residents as far south as San Diego. Farmers have been asked to report how much water they are pumping.
I think its incredible that the demand for ag teachers is high. It makes me and others realize how helpful ag is to everyone. other schools are finally noticing the need for the kids to know about agriculture
Meeting growing demand for Ag Teachers
ReplyDeleteThe need for Ag teachers across nebraska has grown vigorously. They need more young people interested in going that route. I think this is a good thing to do. People need Ag in their lives to improve their outlook on life and better themselves. It is a great idea to be an Ag teacher.
California water mysteriously missing
ReplyDeleteAs California struggles with a devastating drought, huge amounts of water are mysteriously vanishing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta — and the prime suspects are farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations. Delta farmers don’t deny using as much water as they need. But they say they’re not stealing it because their history of living at the water’s edge gives them that right. Still, they have been asked to report how much water they’re pumping and to prove their legal rights to it.
Meeting Growing demand for ag teachers.
ReplyDeleteThe need for ag teachers across the state of nebraska has grown exponentially. They need more young people who are interested in kids and agriculture. I myself dont feel like being an ag teacher but i do think it would be fun because you could teach all of the kids what you know about this wonderful interesting activity.
California water mysteriously missing
ReplyDeleteCalifornia is struggling with fresh water right now. all of the water is disappearing mysteriously from the sacramento san joaquin delta. most people expect it to be the farmers that have been there for a while. they dont take it they think it belongs to them because they have been living there the longest.
A badge, gun, and a box of oatmeal
ReplyDeleteThis article is about how the Minneapolis police department is packing healthy food to fill gaps in the food chain. they are trying to get healthy food to people who need it.
A badge, a gun and a box of oatmeal
ReplyDeleteBasically there is a police department that is working to help people with hunger and safety. They are starting to carry food with them to help kids and others that may not alway have food.
California Water Mysteriously Missing
ReplyDeleteCalifornia is in trouble with their fresh water. The water is somehow going missing through the Sacramento San Joaquin Delta. Most people are blaming all of the farmers that have been in that area. They don't think that it belongs to the farmers because they haven't been there the longest.
A badge, gun, and a box of oatmeal
ReplyDeleteThis article is about how the Minneapolis police department is packing healthy food to fill gaps in the food chain. they are trying to get healthy food to people who need it, and can't afford it. I think that this is really cool because it doesn't happen very often.
Burger King to pay for the wedding of Mr. Burger, Ms. King
ReplyDeleteBurger King is paying the expenses and providing gifts for the wedding of an Illinois couple with an interesting connection to the fast food restaurant chain. Joel Burger and Ashley King accepted the company's proposal Monday.The couple announced their engagement this spring with a photo next to the sign at a local Burger King restaurant. Although a woman's name usually comes first in an engagement announcement, they decided to flip their names.
Lowe's to eliminate Bee- Killing pesticides
ReplyDeleteHome improvement chain Lowe’s Cos Inc will stop selling a type of pesticide suspected of causing a decline in honeybee populations needed to pollinate key American crops, following a few U.S. retailers who have taken similar steps last year.
The class of pesticides known as neonicotinoids, or neonics, are sold by agrichemical companies to boost yields of staple crops but are also used widely on annual and perennial plants used in lawns and gardens.
California water mysteriously missing
ReplyDeleteHuge amounts of water have been disappearing from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. Farmers whose families have tilled fertile soil there for generations are the "prime suspects." It is especially effecting arid soil in the Central Valley and millions of residents as far south as San Diego. Farmers have been asked to report how much water they are pumping.
Meeting Growing demand for ag teachers.
ReplyDeleteI think its incredible that the demand for ag teachers is high. It makes me and others realize how helpful ag is to everyone. other schools are finally noticing the need for the kids to know about agriculture