Category: Agriscience Education
PROFESSOR LIANG USES USDA GRANT TO OPEN TEACHERS’ MINDS TO AGRICULTURAL POSSIBILITIES
EAST GREENSBORO, N.C. (July 28, 2023) – North Carolina may be one of the most agriculturally diverse states in the nation, but as rates of agricultural literacy decline among younger generations, teaching middle and high school students where their food comes from – and how to grow more – becomes a vital strategy for combating food insecurity, preventing malnutrition and maintaining the environment.
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Agriscience education professor bringing rural residents’ voices to Washington, D.C.
Growing up on a farm in Rockingham County, Chantel Simpson, Ph.D., had no intention of staying in agriculture.
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