What is an Educational Farm and Who is it For?

A specialized agricultural facility focused on teaching and learning, offering structured educational programs about farming, food production, and rural life.

Learning Areas

• Demonstration Fields: Teaching plots
• Animal Pens: Learning zones
• Teaching Kitchen: Food education
• Classroom Space: Indoor learning
• Discovery Garden: Plant education

Educational Programs

Learning options:

• School Visits: Class trips
• Youth Programs: Children's activities
• Adult Workshops: Skill development
• Family Sessions: Group learning
• Special Needs: Adapted programs

Teaching Topics

Subject areas:

• Plant Growth: Cultivation basics
• Animal Care: Livestock education
• Food Production: Processing skills
• Environmental Care: Conservation
• Farm Technology: Modern methods

Teaching Methods

Educational approaches:

• Hands-on Activities: Practical learning
• Demonstrations: Visual teaching
• Group Projects: Collaborative work
• Interactive Sessions: Engaged learning
• Experiential Learning: Direct experience

Educational Resources

Teaching materials:

• Learning Materials: Educational aids
• Teaching Tools: Demonstration items
• Visual Aids: Educational displays
• Activity Sheets: Written resources
• Digital Content: Online learning

Educational Farms provide structured learning experiences about agriculture and food production through hands-on activities and specialized programs.