Students with School Gardens Have Better Understanding of Agriculture and Food Sources

In order to provide students with valuable practical learning experiences, schoolyards are introduced at elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools across the country. Due to food-related problems in today's society, such as obesity, eating disorders, illnesses, cutting from food sources, these schools are deepening their awareness and understanding in future generations. The school uses the garden to teach children to raise, nurture, harvest them and cook the food they grow up to bring them closer to the food they eat.

In El Salvador, the school garden is used as a tool for nutrition improvement and as a practical learning tool. The school garden provides fresh and safe agricultural products to the recipe dining room. At the same time, as part of the school's curriculum, students learn how to raise food in an environmentally friendly way and ensure nutrition today and tomorrow. Several beri-beri cases were found in school children in Bhutan - the government asked WFP to support the strengthening of rice after the shortage of vitamin B1 (thiamine). Strengthening - adding vitamins and minerals to eat food - is a cost-effective way to combat malnutrition of micronutrients. Currently, under the technical support of the World Food Program, local rice mills process reinforced rice for use in Bhutan's school.

In order to provide students with valuable practical learning experiences, schoolyards are introduced at elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools across the country. Due to food-related problems in today's society, such as obesity, eating disorders, illnesses, cutting from food sources, these schools are deepening their awareness and understanding in future generations. - This book is a very important source for historians. Because it contains the sole main source of Viking before converting to Muslim and many other important information including Viking attack. This book shows how the Eastern Biking is living and how the Muslim world interacts with them. It also provides insight into Islamic state in the 10th and 12th centuries.