Ever wonder how butter is made? Find out by making your very own at home or in the classroom! Ingredients: Heavy whipping cream (33% or...

In this activity, students are invited to view a selection of seeds, then use their imaginations to guess what the future plant will look...

The History of Agriculture Practices in North America (1994–Present). Feeding more people while conserving resources for future generations is a complex challenge requiring innovative solutions, and perhaps the latest agricultural revolution could be described as The Digital Revolution. Producers now have access to globally developed computer technologies that assist with everything from routine physical tasks to satellite communications and data modelling. Have your students

It’s spring break! Looking for something fun to fill the time? Look no further than these ag-citing activities and crafts to help you...

We all know leprechauns love the colour green; it is their favourite colour. But will it help catch one? Build and grow this lucky...

Materials: White paper (whatever size is manageable to completely colour) Pencil Pencil crayons Paper towel Paintbrush Canola oil Tape...

Wake up to a bowl of creamy goodness topped with your favourites. The easiest way to make breakfast magic happen while you catch those ZZZs!

February 9 is Canada’s Food Freedom Day for 2024—falling on the same day as last year. Agriculture producers put a great deal of time and effort into ensuring that food security is available for people across the country. Today marks the day that the average Canadian household has earned enough to pay for their entire grocery bill for the year. Determined by the Canadian Federation of Agriculture (CFA), the day shifts from year to year depending on many different factors—it

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Every year on February 2nd, people celebrate World Wetlands Day. The day is dedicated to bringing global awareness around the importance of wetlands and the crucial role they play for our Earth and the people on it. According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), the world is losing wetlands three times faster than forests. Since the 1700s, about 90 per cent of the world’s wetlands have been lost or severely degraded.[1] In Alberta, most of the geographical la

Before weather forecasting technology, we relied on the emergence of a particular rodent to let us know if winter was over. But how did the

There’s a common saying that goes around Taber, often said by the townsfolk and the Mayor himself. “If you can't grow it in Taber, you can't grow it anywhere.” In Southern Alberta, located at the junction between Highway 3 and Highway 36, is the Town of Taber. With its rich, fertile soil, ample sunny days, top-notch irrigation system, and the expertise of multi-generational farmers, Taber is the perfect place for agriculture to thrive. But while agriculture is a huge part of

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The hunt is on. Can you unscramble the letters to identify 6 key large equipment hazards? Download:

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Download our grocery list for kids to ignite excitement as they delve into a diverse array of farm-fresh, nutritious ingredients. Download:

Download our Winter Farmyard Colouring Book – a delightful escape into the cozy charm of the winter season on the farm! For kids of all...

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