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Ag on Instagram: The best farm photos from July 13

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We bring you some of the best farm photos on Instagram for July 13. Want to get listed in this daily feature? Be sure to hashtag your pics with #agdaily!

??? • Huge thanks ???? to @filareegarlicfarm for this tremendous seed garlic! These babies are whoppers! ??‍♀️?And my Music, German White, Chesnok Red, and Spanish Roja are curing beautifully. I’ve never loved smelling like an Italian pizzeria more than I do right now ??? • Joining in with Emily @two_acre_farm for #farmgardenandlove and Kelly-Jeanne @hen_and_hive for #myvictoryharvest ? Here’s hoping Grandma Millie and Great Aunt Mary would be proud of this giardiniera ??‍???☺️ #mangiamangia • • • #growsomethinggreen #growyourownfood #womenwhofarm #knowyourfarmer #stinkingrose #garlicfordays #garlic #harvest #garlicbreath #farmtotable #organicgardening #instagarden #thisiswomenswork #iamamodernfarmer #thehappygardeninglife #saynotogmo #farmtofork #gardenersofinstagram #ctfarm #growyourown #vampirerepellant #eatfresh #getdirty #newburyfarms

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Baby Swiss #brownswiss #farmlife #agdaily

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This month I have been working as the Program Coordinator for the Youth Agriculture and Entrepreneurship Program (YAEP) in Danville. The program seeks to teach students about leadership, starting a business and agriculture. These kids have had no agricultural education. It has been amazing seeing them make the connection from field to table. ? This month has opened my own eyes to the importance of agricultural education. It made me realize that I have taken for granted the knowledge that I inherently had from growing up on a farm, gardening with mom, and canning and freezing food. ? These kids didn’t even know what canning was! It’s scary to think that we are raising a generation that doesn’t know the connection between farms and the food they consume. ? I honestly thought people were dramatic when they talked about the lack of knowledge when it comes to the food system. But no, it’s true and it’s serious!!! ? I’m on fire to teach about our food system! Probably none of these kids will grow up to farm, but I know I’ve made an impact by teaching future doctors, nurses, lawyers, engineers and computer programmers about the importance of farmers and the food they raise and grow. #agriculturaleducation #agriculture #agdaily #foodsystem #healthyfood #healthylifestyle #education #classoutside #longlivefarmers

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