Focusing on the History of Agricultural Education and Rural America
During the opening ceremony of a FFA meeting the vice-president states that he or she is stationed at the plow – a symbol of labor and tillage of the soil. However, in Tennessee there is another meaning of PLOW for Continue reading PLOW (1/20/2023)
In an article in the December 1954 issue of The Agricultural Education Magazine titled “Fiction for Future Famers,” Henry Brunner at Penn State listed 100 works of fiction that school librarians and experienced agriculture teachers recommended for FFA members. There are Continue reading Louis Bromfield & The New Agriculture (1/13/2023)
While there are not a lot of novels written about agricultural education there is a unique trilogy of three novels that build on each previous novel. They are: Tom of Peace Valley – written in 1925 Moon Valley – written Continue reading The Agricultural Education Trilogy (1/6/2023)
What was the last book you received for Christmas? Many years ago my mother gave me a book of Sherlock Holmes stories at Christmas. I thought it was a great gift and it gave me hours of enjoyable reading. I Continue reading A Book for Christmas (12/9/2022)
Can you think of a project that requires little effort, doesn’t cost much, is self-perpetuating, provides a community service and brings positive recognition to your FFA or 4-H organization. A Little Free Library would accomplish that plus more! What is Continue reading Building Community Through a Little Free Library (12/2/2022)