There’s been a fair amount of discussion among the Kentucky agriculture community about the need for presentations beyond the classroom, such as civic groups and business organizations. We want to build our team of Kentucky Agriculture Literacy Network speakers to serve more audiences across the commonwealth and help our communities understand agriculture’s impact on their economies and livelihoods.

Livestock and Horse activity workshop for Kentucky 4-H Agents.

Livestock and Horse activity workshop for Kentucky 4-H Agents.

Journey 2050 is a FREE agriculture education program that challenges participants to answer the question, “How will we sustainably feed nearly 10 billion people by the year 2050?” We will show you how to utilize this program in your classroom.

Calling all elementary and secondary teachers! Join us from the comfort of your home for engaging workshop sessions designed to energize your ag literacy efforts within your classroom!

Join the Kentucky Horticulture Council and the Kentucky Center for Agriculture and Rural Development for a discussion on school garden resources and how to fund them.

Join your farm organizations for an evening of conversation. We want to learn how we can best serve your teaching efforts!

This workshop is ideal for new K-8 or Ag/FCS CTE teachers who will enter the classroom in 2022/2023. Experienced teachers who have never attended a TeachKyAg or Kentucky Farm Bureau Regional Teacher Workshop are also encouraged to attend.

This workshop is ideal for new K-8 or Ag/FCS CTE teachers who will enter the classroom in 2022/2023. Experienced teachers who have never attended a TeachKyAg or Kentucky Farm Bureau Regional Teacher Workshop are also encouraged to attend.

This workshop is for new agriculture teachers who are currently teaching their first year or will begin full-time teaching in 2021/2022.

This workshop will focus on beef lessons and resources. Kentucky teachers, educators, farmers, and agribusiness professionals are welcome.

Thanks to a grant from the Kentucky Department of Agriculture and the Kentucky Agricultural Development Fund, we are providing 20 new Kentucky Agriculture teachers with a secondary resource kit and a short training workshop. This offer is available to the first 20 eligible teachers who register.