Outstanding in the field!
How can students learn about ag-related research and how to evaluate data? In that pursuit, 14 teachers gathered at the Ohio State University’s Western Agricultural Research Station to learn about the… continue reading →
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Community outreach events bring soybean science to the masses!
Ohio Soybean Council ambassadors have been traveling around to share science and fun with eager learners.… continue reading →
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Battelle grant provides ag lessons, field work for students
STEM learning with a focus on agriculture: the Ohio Soybean Council Foundation will equip and train 35 pre-service teachers to facilitate outreach events and launch an education program to help students… continue reading →
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Supporting ag teachers with science lessons and labs
Meredith Wolfe, Courtney Bockbrader, and Whitney Short recently shared some great resources and activities with 18 Ohio agriculture teachers. The workshops covered plants, environment and natural reso… continue reading →
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GNG's support for educators recognized by OAAE
GrowNextGen has been awarded the Ohio Association of Agricultural Education’s (OAAE) 2017 Outstanding Cooperation award. This annual award recognizes organizations, agribusiness companies, and others who… continue reading →
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First place project checks soybean yield, water quality
Jacob Dennis of Pettisville High School is a big winner—first place in the Ohio Soybean Bioscience Award from the Ohio Soybean Council on State Science Day! His project compared the yield and oil and… continue reading →
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“Good boy! Have some soy!”, pet owners should say
“Is there a nutritional difference when using a different flour base while making dog biscuits?” That’s the question Allison Sanders of Global Impact STEM Academy set out to answer with her science… continue reading →
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