Farm-City News

There is a big difference between farm life and city life, but rural and urban communities depend on each other to provide a rich American lifestyle. Farmers are committed to producing high quality food, textiles and forest products so that everyone can enjoy it. Moving these products from farm to home requires cooperation with people of all walks of life. Many people such as grocery stores, truck drivers, factory workers, computer scientists, bankers, veterinarians, chemists, salesmen, etc. play an important role in foods from fields to kitchen tables.

The main purpose of rural areas is to deepen their understanding of the relationship between farmers and urban workers. Since 1955, the Farm City Council held educational events and learned how to visit local farms and how their own foods are raised.

Traditionally, the Thanksgiving week is considered a week in a rural city. Encourage elementary and junior high school students to participate in posters, essays, multimedia competitions based on themes

K - 12 students celebrating Farm City Week this week 's Thanksgiving are encouraged to participate in posters, prose and multimedia projects in three farm - themed theme games. In addition, there are Farm City Awards, Farm City Council Competition and Farm Race Farm Competition. The competition was sponsored by Alabama Farm City Council of the classroom Alabama Ag and Alabama Peasant Cooperative. Farm-City held three competitions, poster, essay and multimedia, and in commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the state, the theme of 2018 was "Alabama Agriculture 200 Years". There are two types of poster competition, from kindergarten to 3rd grade and 2nd grade to 4th grade to 6th grade, one from seventh grade to ninth grade and the other from 10th grade to 12th grade. The multimedia competition is open to all students in Alabama state from grade 9 to 12.

Alabama Farm City Council is once again excited to host multimedia competitions, poster competitions and essay competitions for young people in Marion County. Competition is sponsored by the Alabama Peasant Cooperative and complements farm city posters and essay competition by providing different channels to students to express their creativity. The theme of 2017 for all three competitions is "agriculture: food of life". The theme of "Agriculture: food of life" in 2017 of the National Agricultural Day and Agricultural City Week Week captures the essence of agriculture. It is not agriculture, there are no other industries and activities related to "life". Farmers produce cereals, proteins, fruits, vegetables, nuts and dairy products that sustain life. The food we eat is actually the fuel of our body. Without it, life will be unsustainable. Agriculture, however, is intertwined with "life" in other ways. Private farms and forest areas provide wildlife habitats and food and support the lives of all natural creatures. Food is indispensable

Dairy farming was a part of agriculture for thousands of years. Historically, it was part of a small and diverse farm. Around the last century, a large-scale farm focused on dairy production emerged. Large dairy farming if more durable dairy products (cheese, butter, etc.) need large amounts of milk, or do not have cash to buy milk but there are a large number of people in the market Only possible. My own stuff. Dairy farms are the best way to meet demand