Each year across the country agricultural societies are involved in opening their doors to primary schools with children aged between 4-11 years to provide an interactive learning event that teaches children where their food comes from, and the importance of agriculture and the countryside.
As part of the East of England Agricultural Society, their Kids Country education program have over 300 exhibitors from 70 companies offering various activities across 14 learning zones.
With the support of the 2 local Eagle Labs in Cambridge and the local BUK Agricultural team I delivered an area of impactful innovation – from 9am until 3pm over 4000 children visited the event.
Through education and brand awareness to the community those children now have a greater understanding of how we can support and get involved in agriculture, and ensure we have the talent and future innovators to aid our global mission to meet future sustainability – we need to provide an estimated 60% increase in our food production to meet the estimated population of 9.7 billion.
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