AITC scholarship Logan County

We want YOU!

If you are a K-12th grade educator at one of Logan County’s schools, you may enter to win a scholarship to attend the National Ag in the Classroom Conference June 23-26, 2025 in Minneapolis.

The conference is an excellent opportunity to learn ways to bring food and agriculture content into classrooms. 

The conference is incredibly informative and focuses on standards-based content for K-12 teachers. From learning about literature sources, and fun games to engage students, everyone will be learning more about agriculture and food topics. It also is a great opportunity to talk with other educators about how they incorporate agriculture into their lessons. 

The scholarship funds are available from the  Logan County Ag Impact Fund. Logan County Farm Bureau started this fund seven years ago to support agriculture in our county. It is used to provide grants for ag enrichment programming specifically benefiting youth. The funds are derived from our reverse raffle event, which this year will be held on April 5 at Winner Harvest Barn.

Please enter to win a great opportunity to learn more about teaching agriculture. To enter, please go to: WIN

AITC scholarship Logan County

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Greg McGlinch

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Nathan and Jill Parriman

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Gretchan Francis

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Wyatt Morrow

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Matt Aultman

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Chad Ruhl

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Mary Smallsreed

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