Ethan Chamberlain & Ryan Steinbeisser plant shrubs as other SHS-Agr. ED students in background conduct similar tasks.
The Sidney High School Agriculture Department teacher and students have embarked on a community service project and “doing to learn” activity at the Eastern Agriculture Research Center (EARS) north of Sidney. The agriculture department volunteered this fall to assist in the landscaping of the new facility with EARS staff. It is estimated the project will take over 100 student hours to complete. The attached photo shows students at various phases of completing site preparation, laying fabric, planting shrubs, dispersing rock and rain water removal. The cooperative venture with employees at EARS and SHS students is a win-win situation.
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