Curriculum
Proven STEM curriculum that connects NGSS science standards with engaging lab activities. Explore these hands-on, inquiry-based lessons that will help your students see how they can make a difference by solving science problems through agriculture.
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Biotechnology
Technology has changed the modern farm. Growers choose from seed varieties with selectively bred and genetically modified traits and livestock farmers have choices for specific genetics to produce … See curriculum
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Biofuels and bioproducts
Food, fuel and many other products come from multiple crops, including natural polymers from soybean and corn, dairy products and more. In this unit, students learn about fermentation and … See curriculum
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Growing America
Corn and soybean production is an important source of food, fuel and bioproducts worldwide. Students learn about these important plants’ anatomy and growth stages. See curriculum
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Populations
Food production must keep up with demand and changing tastes. As global populations increase and economics change, the need for higher protein sources becomes critical. This unit discusses population … See curriculum
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Soil and sustainability
Soil is the basis for farming. A healthy soil system will produce crops sustainably for years and years. Learn about soil texture, nutrients, microbes and stability in this unit. See curriculum
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Water quality
Water quality is vital to corn production and agriculture. Healthy water supports a diverse ecosystem, while nutrient imbalances restrict sensitive organisms and let tolerant organisms grow out of … See curriculum
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Animal science
Animal science is the multidisciplinary field that explores the biology, behavior, and management of animals, studying species as familiar as our companion and livestock animals and as exotic as what … See curriculum
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