Let’s see how LSU AgCenter’s “Ag Magic” event is sparking curiosity and ag appreciation among kids!

It is hands-on learning at its finest!
From crawfish to cotton, the LSU AgCenter’s Ag Magic event gives kids a chance to experience agriculture up close.

This Week In Louisiana Ag shows us how they are sparking curiosity and appreciation for farming among young minds.

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