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Good Farmer-Educators are a rare breed, partly because the
role requires a willingness to live and thrive within the dynamic tension of,
you guessed it, being a farmer AND educator. If you are reading this you probably already understand how powerful the land can be as a learning space, yet
converting that vision into real-life productive and engaging programs takes a new breed
of farmer and teacher (the same applies to hands-on science and environmental programs).
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| Sometimes you have to handle complicated projects after the student day is over, although gathering a group to tackle a big project with simple tools can be a powerful experience. |
