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On May 13th, the Colonel Crawford FFA chapter held its annual Food for America program.
Food for America is a program where the second graders from Hannah Crawford Elementary come over to the high school to learn many different things about agriculture from the FFA members.
The second graders got to make ice cream in a bag, ride a horse, race pedal tractors, milk a cow, and plant their own plants. They also learned about hogs, cattle, horses, farm machinery safety, chickens, rabbits, alpacas, and much more. The kids also got to witness baby chicks hatching.
There was also a coloring contest, and the student with the neatest colored picture received a 96 pack of crayons.