Aggie Days has returned to the Lethbridge Trade and Convention Centre after a seven-year hiatus.
The educational event is designed to connect students in Grades 4 to 6 with agricultural and world of farming.
“We’re trying to engage urban kids on agricultural activities,” said Cody McIntosh, Lethbridge and District Agricultural Society (LDAS) director.
“What’s happening around them - so when they’re driving down the road and they see a crop out there, they know what it is, what it’s used for and that it’s actually processed here in Lethbridge and southern Alberta.”
This is the first year Aggie Days has been held since 2019.
The event is being put on by the LDAS in partnership with Agriculture for Life.
“It’s an interactive event where we can have the students come together and learn together and experience it as a large group, which is always a different dynamic,” said Luree Williamson, Agriculture for Life CEO.
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