Ag Day Great Success!! Ag Day was held April 10th at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Ag Day was a day long activity for third grade students from both elementary schools in our county. There were 12 Ag Commodity related stations in the morning and 3 safety stations in the afternoon. There were 144 3rd graders, 33 adult volunteers, about 35 presenters, and 8 youth volunteers, 9 teachers and teacher aides, 5 moms and kids from the community visited, also. When the students returned to their classrooms they were given a goodie bag which included informational materials in the form of coloring and activity books.	Mark Bell showing Electrical safety to a group of 3rd graders.
College Corner Firemen preparing a group to enter the Smokehouse demonstration.	Bev shows the children how the wool from a sheep can be made into thread to make sweaters and scarves using a spinning wheel.
Dr. Ken Krom explaining to a group of 3rd graders the need to vaccinate farm animals and pets to keep them healthy.	"Pizza is all made from items that come from the farm!!" says Karen Lackey.
REMC shows students first hand a truck that helps fix those power outages after a storm.	ATV safety also includes wearing protective clothing as explained to this group of students.