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MAITC Monthly Blog Features
July is National Bison Month!
July is National Bison Month! This month, we celebrate the American bison as stewards of our native landscapes, acknowledge their ecological impact and historical significance, and honor them as a […]
Digging Into School Garden Week
Digging Into School Garden Week: A Review of Statewide Celebrations May 18-22, 2026 The second annual School Garden Week was held on May 18-22, 2026, to celebrate the amazing impact […]
June is National Dairy Month!
Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom is celebrating National Dairy Month! This month, we celebrate the hard-working dairy farmers across the country! The dedication these farmers have for raising and caring […]
Summer Teacher Tour with MAITC
This summer, join Minnesota Agriculture in the Classroom for a teacher tour! At this one-day professional development experience, you will explore agricultural production, food systems, and community partnerships. Teachers who […]
Growing Minds Conference
Join us this summer at the Growing Minds Conference! This two-day professional development experience on July 27th-28th will bring together K-12 educators to explore creative ways to incorporate plants, animals, […]
Minnesota School Garden Week
School Garden Week is BACK for a second year! Join us in celebrating the amazing work being done in school gardens across the state, along with the benefits these gardens […]
