Education

More than 40 area children from first through fifth grade participated in immersive science and nature learning activities July 30-31 in the Bell Museum Summer Camp program, with hands-on investigation, games, creative projects and guided outdoor exploration at the UMN Southwest Research & Outreach Center (SWROC) near Lamberton.Activities connected students to research programs at the SWROC, including cropping systems, integrated pest management, nutrient management and soil and agricultural water management.

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The Sleepy Eye Summer Agricultural Education program has been busy over the months of June and July.

The National FFA Organization awarded a $5,000 FFA Alumni and Supporters Give Back to Your Roots Grant to Sleepy Eye FFA Alumni.

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Madison Lake, Minn.

Sixteen Sleepy Eye FFA members participated in the Summer Ag Tour to South Dakota on June 24-26 with FFA advisors and members from the Tracy and Mountain Lake chapters.The students started their trip by exploring the Corn Palace in Mitchell, S.D.