“Dependence
on agriculture knows no boundaries. Urban or rural, wealthy or poor,
young and old —agriculture is the lifeline that supports us all. An
understanding of agriculture is important to every citizen. The
economic well-being of our society is dependent on agriculture to
supply an affordable, safe and abundant food supply as well as clothing
and shelter, and plants, animals and natural resources for recreation,
companionship and aesthetic value.”
"Governor
Sonny Perdue has proclaimed March 17-23, 2008
as Georgia Agriculture Week. We encourage
each of you to reflect upon the tremendous impact agriculture has on
our lives. Knowledge of agriculture is important for informed consumers
and for the continued economic success of our state and for
environmental stewardship.”
—Governor's
Agricultural Advisory Committee
Environmental
Stewardship Award 2008
Congratulations To Lyerly Elementary School for winning the 2008
Ag
Awareness Week Observance Award
Congratulations to the 2008 Finalists
Georgia Ag Awareness Week
March 17-23, 2008
Georgia Ag
Awareness Day at the Capitol
March 18th, 2008
FFA Day at the Capitol
February 20th, 2008
4-H
Day at the Capitol
February
11th, 2008
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Georgia
Governor,
Sonny Perdue | Georgia School Superintendent, Kathy Cox |
Georgia
FFA President, Junior
Chapman | Georgia 4-H President, Katie
Comer |