Cotton Belt Educational Programs

  1. Alabama – Alabama Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.alabamaaitc.org/
  2. Alabama – Alabama Farmers Federation- Web Site: www.alfafarmers.org/
  3. Alabama – Alabama Agriculture Statistics Service- Web Site: www.aces.edu/
  4. Alaska – Alaska Agriculture in the Classroom- Web Site: www.fairbankssoilwater.org/education-agriculture-classroom.htm
  5. Arizona – Arizona Ag Day- Web Site: www.azagday.org
  6. Arizona – University of Arizona Cooperative Extension Agriculture Literacy Program- Web Site: www.cals.arizona.edu/agliteracy/
  7. Arizona – Maricopa County Fair- Web Site: www.maricopacountyfair.org
  8. Arizona – Western Growers Association- Web Site: www.wga.com
  9. Arkansas – Arkansas Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.arfb.com/pages/education
  10. Arkansas – Arkansas Extension Cooperative-Cotton – Web Site: www.aragriculture.org/
  11. California – California Farm Water Coalition- Web Site: www.farmwater.org
  12. California – California Foundation For Agriculture in The Classroom- Web Site: www.learnaboutag.org
  13. Colorado – Colorado Agriculture in the Classroom – Web Site: www.growingyourfuture.com
  14. Connecticut Agricultural Education Foundation – Web Site: – www.ctaef.org
  15. Deleware – Deleware Farm Bureau – Web Site: https://defb.org/defb-foundation/ag-education/
  16. Florida – Florida Ag in The Classroom, Inc.- Web Site: www.faitc.org
  17. Florida – Plant Ag- Web Site: www.fdacs.gov/education
  18. Georgia – Georgia Agriculture in The Classroom- Web Site: www.gfbfoundation.org
  19. Georgia – Georgia Cotton Commission- Web Site: www.georgiacottoncommission.org
  20. Hawaii – Cooperative Extension Service – www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/NEW/fjgi
  21. Idaho – Idaho Agriculture in the Classroom – Web Site: www.agclassroom.org/id
  22. Kansas – Kansas Cotton Education Program- Web Site: lucasfarms@intellisys.net
  23. Kansas – Kansas Agricultur in The Classroom- Web Site: www.ageducate.org/
  24. Louisiana – Louisiana Ag in The Classroom- Web Site: www.lfbf.org/aitc_foundation
  25. Mississippi – Mississippi Agriculture in The Classroom- Web Site: www.msfb.com/programs/agclass
  26. Missouri – Missouri Ag in The Classroom- Web Site: www.mofb.org
  27. New Mexico – New Mexico Agricultural Statistics Service- Web Site: www.nass.usda.gov/nm/
  28. North Carolina – North Carolina Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.ncfb.com
  29. North Carolina – Cotton Insect Corner- Web Site: http://ipm.ncsu.edu/cotton/insectcorner/
  30. Oklahoma – Oklahoma Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.agweb.okstate.edu/fourh/aitc
  31. Oklahoma – Oklahoma Cotton Education Program- Web Site: lucasfarms@intellisys.net
  32. South Carolina – The South Carolina Cotton Museum- Web Site: www.sccotton.org/
  33. South Carolina – South Carolina Ag In The Classroom- Web Site:
  34. Tennessee – Tennessee Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.tnfarmbureau.org/
  35. Texas – Texas Cotton Ginners’ Association- Web Site: www.tcga.org/
  36. Texas – Texas Agriculture In The Classroom- Web Site: www.txfb.org/educate/aitc.htm
  37. Texas – Natural Fibers Information Center- Web Site: www.utexas.edu/depts/bbr/natfiber
  38. Texas – Texas Farm Bureau Ag in the Classroom Resource Guide— Food and Fiber for the 21st Century- Web Site: www.txfb.org/educate/aitc.htm
  39. Texas – Natural Fibers Information Center- Web Site: www.utexas.edu/depts/bbr/natfiber/
  40. Texas – American Cotton Museum- Web Site: www.cottonmuseum.com/
  41. Virginia – Virginia Foundation for Ag In The Classroom- Web Site: www.vafb.com/aitc

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