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Kentucky Agriculture and Environment in the Classroom was formed in 1992 to provide agricultural, environmental, and practical living literacy programs across the Bluegrass. This is accomplished through developing partnerships with Kentucky’s agricultural and educational organizations.
#TeachKyAg has developed and updated many lessons that meet current Kentucky Academic Standards for subject matter you are already teaching. You may browse our catalog by topic, by grade level soon.
We have several mobile programs and presenters that will visit schools throughout Kentucky. Programs are available for K-12 and vocational classrooms.
#TeachKyAg provides training workshops for teachers, pre-service teachers, agri-business professionals, volunteer educators, and potential program facilitators.
If you would like to add your Kentucky farm or agriculture literacy program, please email us at teachkyag@gmail.com.
View our interactive Kentucky agriculture map (links to our county web pages with farmer profiles. Google Slide version (links to slides within the document).
This is a wonderful program for teaching Farm to Table concepts!
Feeding the Future
We work to provide students and teachers with accurate knowledge of food, fiber, and renewable resource production with hopes of instilling an appreciation for agriculture’s impact on our quality of life. Today’s students are tomorrow’s consumers and food and farming workforce.
Our sponsors and program partners make our work possible. Thank you to our Kentucky agricultural community!
Each year, we work to bring agriculture literacy to more students and teachers than the year before. We do this through programs, resources, and training, but our impact grows when individuals and organizations introduce #teachkyag in their communities.
As a result of your assistance over the last three years, we have sparked an interest and several students (kids from the suburbs) are expressing interest in 4H, FFA, and even seeking out work with local agricultural businesses and farmers. ”
Dayna Moore, Heritage Christian School, Owensboro
Our team is made up of passionate agriculture advocates and educators. We are regularly looking for more people to serve in various capacities.
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