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Turn oranges into beautiful rustic-looking ornaments with this simple craft. *This craft uses a knife and an oven. Ask an adult for help...

This craft uses a stove, so make sure you ask your parents for help! This DIY air dry clay recipe makes making ornaments easier than...

Scavenger hunts are a great way to turn a regular walk into a fun adventure. Use this list to see how many wintery items you can find!...

How does drought affect agriculture and the production of food? Investigate the current drought conditions across Canada by referring to this consistently updated and comprehensive map. URL: https://agriculture.canada.ca/en/agricultural-production/weather/canadian-drought-monitor/current-drought-conditions Looking to dig deeper? Engage in our Weather to Farm activity, where students delve into the importance of weather patterns and their effects on crops, animals, and overall

Did you know that over two-thirds of national crops originated from somewhere else? Humans have been selecting and growing crops for specific traits since the origins of agriculture some 10,000 years ago, shaping where and what crops are grown today. Use this map to engage students in the global world of food production and the future of food security. Source Link: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/sp/where-does-our-food-come-from/ Author: Visual Capitalist

Humans domesticate animals for a number of reasons: some have been domesticated for food, work, companionship, or a combination of all three. After dogs, livestock animals such as sheep, cows, and pigs are thought to have been some of the first animals to become domesticated by humans. This was around the same time that humanity shifted from a hunter-gathering lifestyle to an agricultural society. The domestication of species has helped create our modern society. Domesticatin

Curbing environmental impacts while feeding the future is key to the success of the agriculture industry—in this Faces of Agriculture...

Agriculture for Life proudly hosted its 10th annual Harvest Gala on Oct. 27, 2023. The evening was dedicated to celebrating Alberta agriculture and the remarkable individuals who tirelessly contribute to the industry. This year, the event introduced the Outstanding Agriculture Teacher Award, highlighting the dedication of educators in advancing agriculture education. Steven Schultz, a passionate educator at Lacombe Composite High School, received the inaugural Outstanding Agr

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“You don’t have to come from agriculture to be in agriculture,” says Debra McLennan, registered dietitian and food and nutrition...

Finding sustainable sources of energy is one of the main problems we currently face; fossil fuels are a finite resource that will eventually require an alternative. One answer that has arisen to reduce emissions and prolong non-renewable resources is biofuel. Biofuel is a wide range of fuel types typically made from plants and other natural resources. These fuels were created in 1937 and have been in continuous development ever since. With just over 80 years of progress, ther

Agriculture for Life is looking for content creators who would like to volunteer with us to educate, advocate, and help us tell...

Cassidy Sawyer, bachelor of education student at the University of Lethbridge, joined Ag for Life’s team as a program coordinator for...

Cultivating leadership in the agriculture industry is a key to success—in this Faces of Agriculture feature, Kiera Young talks about her...

Unleash your creativity and learn how to draw your very own herd of cattle. 🐄🎨 This delightful kids' activity provides easy-to-follow...

Jump into these farm-fresh activities and recipes perfect for kids, all featuring the incredibly tasty and healthy strawberry! #farmfresh...