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In the News: Back to School - K-12 Alberta Students head back in September!!

How We Tell Stories nationalgeographic.org/preview/media/…. The power of story telling has inspired our new Jr Reporter program launching this fall. Watch for registration details coming soon. A virtual program for students. #ageducation #journalism #agriculture #education ##Teachers

Never stop learning 👍

#TeacherStrong

Place-Based Learning: Exploring and Unpacking the World from Anywhere blog.education.nationalgeographic.org/2020/07/30/pla… via Nat Geo Education

Be Inspired. Be Inspiring!

Wednesday Motivation 🙌 #agforlife #goals #quote

Our BOOK DRAW for Conny Kappler's book 'Dirt To Dinner' happens tomorrow at 3:00pm! This book is for reading levels of Grade 2-6 and showcases what it takes to get food on our tables. ​ Fill out the form below and you could win! ​ow.ly/36um50Bb2Hh #agforlife #bookdraw

Did you know that being outside also helps us get a better night’s sleep, reduces stress, lessens depression and improves healing? Try to get outside for at least 30 minutes today and see if you notice a difference in your mood. #nature #outdoors #wellness

Noticing these 3 things on a daily basis can help you focus on what you want your day to look like while manifesting positivity. #agforlife #positivevibes

#wellbeing #goals #success #goodlife

Crack open a book to read quietly on your own or out loud in a group with your kids and loved ones. Reading often gets put off as an “I’ll do it later" activity, but today make it a priority to take some time to read. 📚 #ReadABookDay #September6 #reading #learning

Today's Lesson 📗

Let's give this a try.

Sustainable is a program designed to engage students as they work to solve real-world issues - including how to sustainability feed the world. Learn more: sustainablechallenge.ca The Sustainable Youth Challenge is proudly supported by BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions

Have you heard of NO-TILL Farming!? No till farming is the practice of planting crops without tilling the soil which means you are keeping more of the nutrients your soil needs right where they belong - in the ground.

"O" is for Organic! Organic farming is an agricultural practise that utilizes naturally derived inputs such as pesticides and fertilizers! AITC-canada

ABC's of AG! P is for PLANT-BASED PROTEIN! Many people are incorporating plant-based proteins such as pulses and legumes into their diets! The most commonly grown pulse crop in Alberta are dry peas!

Did you know? Farmers in Alberta rely on good weather in order to be successful. Innovations such as irrigation, drought-resistant varieties and planting winter-wheat to expand the growing season, all help to ensure they are able to feed the world.

#Analysis: Canadians don't need to go any farther than their local green grocer for a reminder that food prices are going up. But a look at the long journey from farm to fork gives a better picture of why it's happening. cbc.ca/1.6355172