Be wary of incorrect elements in children’s farm books
Even though we can not control everything our children hear, see, or read, we can work to ensure that the farm books we give them are accurate and relevant.
Even though we can not control everything our children hear, see, or read, we can work to ensure that the farm books we give them are accurate and relevant.
Food 5.0” covers Robert Saik’s five iterations of agriculture: Muscle, Machine, Chemistry, Genetic engineering, and Convergence.
“The Man Who Fed the World” by Leon Hesser chronicles the life of the Nobel Laureate, from an Iowa schoolhouse to places across the world.
It’s all thanks to Miami East FFA members who brought the Little Free Library program to the small Ohio community.
“Corn is Maize” is a Burgess on Books piece, a monthly AGDAILY feature that spotlights a kids book perfect for your rural rugrat.
In “Grocery: The Buying and Selling of Food in America,” Michael Ruhlman pulls back the curtain on an industry that has shaped American culture.
“Johnny Tractor and the Hide-and-Seek Cat” is a Burgess on Books piece, a monthly AGDAILY feature that spotlights a kids book perfect for your rural rugrat.
“Barnyard Dance” is a Burgess on Books piece, a monthly AGDAILY feature that spotlights a kids book perfect for your rural rugrat.
The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture is hoping to get more modern agricultural books into children’s hands through their new book publishing venture, Feeding Minds Press. The new publisher’s first book will be “Right This Very Minute,” written by award-winning author Lisl Detlefsen. It is scheduled for a January 2019 release. “‘Right This Very […]
Burgess on Books is a monthly AGDAILY feature that spotlights a kids book perfect for your rural rugrat. “Fantastic Farm Machines” Author: Cris Peterson Photographs: David R. Lundquist Age Range: 5-7 years Whether or not you are a farm kid, this book is a great read. Who doesn’t love big machinery? Big kid or small one we […]