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Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell, alongside Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman and Commissioner of Education Robbie Fletcher, recently engaged with agriculture students at Creekside Elementary School in Hardin County to launch the first-ever All In for Ag Education Week. This initiative aims to emphasize the importance of agricultural education and its role in shaping future leaders in the field.
During the event, students had the opportunity to showcase their knowledge and passion for agriculture, highlighting various projects and activities they have been involved in. The officials expressed their commitment to enhancing agricultural education across the state, recognizing its significance in fostering a skilled workforce and promoting sustainable practices.
The week-long celebration is designed to encourage schools, communities, and families to participate in activities that promote agricultural awareness and education. Feedback from participants is being sought to assess the impact of the initiative and to plan for future events aimed at enriching agricultural learning experiences.
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