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Category Archives: Agricultural Education
Sacramento Farm Day puts kids in touch with Agriculture
CDFA Secretary Karen Ross joined in the “Sacramento Farm Day” festivities today, hosted by the California Farm Bureau Federation. The event, presented by the California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom, brings in about 1,000 students and teachers who rotate … Continue reading
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Tagged @agsecross, @CAFarmBureau, @CoachJoerger, @davejoergerfoundation, @LearnAboutAg, @raleys
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California Agriculture Day at the Capitol: photo highlights
Happy Ag Day! The California Department of Food and Agriculture hosts Agriculture Day at the Capitol each Spring in partnership with California Women for Agriculture and the California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom. This year’s theme was “Centennial Celebration: 100 … Continue reading
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Tagged Ag Day, California Agriculture Day, CDFA, Centennial
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Secretary Ross talks public policy with Coro Fellows at State Capitol
Young and emerging leaders participating in the Coro Fellows Program are in Sacramento this week to learn what they can, both personally and professionally, about a wide range of public policy areas, including agriculture and its important role in California. … Continue reading
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Californian heads FFA officer team elected at 91st National FFA Convention & Expo
Luke O’Leary, a Californian and agricultural leadership and development major at Texas A&M University, has been elected FFA national president at the organization’s 91st annual national event. He receives the gavel from 2017-18 National President Breanna Holbert, also a Californian. … Continue reading
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Secretary Ross on “Imagine If” podcast discussing climate change with young Northern California rancher
CDFA Secretary Karen Ross recently traveled to the Willows area in Northern California to participate in the “Imagine If” podcast, presented by the North American Association for Environmental Education and National Geographic. Secretary Ross met with 17-year-old Bailey Morrell at her parents’ ranch. … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Education, Climate Change
Tagged @imagine_if_pod, @NAAEEStaff, @NatGeo
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“Imagine If” podcast project pairs Secretary Ross with a promising young ag leader
Podcast to air this summer will feature a dynamic conversation between generations of ag leadership about climate change, drought, and how farmers and ranchers are overcoming challenges. California Agriculture Secretary Karen Ross spent a rewarding afternoon recently with young rancher, student, and … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Education, Climate Change, Drought
Tagged Bailey Morrell, Imagine If, Morrell Ranches, NAAEE
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Growing California video series – “Fairview Farm Camp” educates, inspires
Enjoy this encore from CDFA’s Growing California video series, a partnership with California Grown. We visited Fairview Farms for a profile of this urban farm near Santa Barbara – a farm with an educational mission.
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CDFA Promotes Nutrition and Farmers’ Markets at Senior Rally Day at the Capitol
Seniors from all over California traveled to the State Capitol this week for Senior Rally Day, an annual gathering led by the Seniors Count Coalition. CDFA’s Office of Grants Administration was there to spread the word about the Senior Farmers’ … Continue reading
Road Trip! “Scrumptious California Tour” shows foodies the salad bowl of the world
Get your foodie passport ready to tour scrumptious California veggie country! With over 970 thousand acres of harvested vegetables, melons, and strawberries, the just released USDA NASS Vegetables 2017 Summary places California at a whopping $7.85 billion in vegetable production – over … Continue reading
California Soils Week: GrowGood community garden tour
CDFA Secretary Karen Ross joined Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon, Strategic Growth Council Executive Director Randall Winston and other guests in the Southern California city of Bell today to tour an innovative community garden, GrowGood, that works to provide food security to the … Continue reading
Posted in Agricultural Education, Food Access, Healthy soils
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