“I conceive that the earth belongs to a vast family of which many dead, few are living, and countless numbers are still unborn” – Nigerian Chieftain
As stewards of the land Nature’s Reward understands and appreciates the mission of Earth Day to educate the importance of environmental citizenry. In contributing to our worlds food supply it is clear to us that the number one priority is taking care of our land. Knowing that future generations are relying on this land to supply food for countless years to come it is vital we insure proper management of land and water. Planting schedules, seed selections, water applications, crop rotation and several other factors play into the daily thoughts of farmers across the nation including Nature’s Reward.
How should you celebrate Earth Day?
Plant a tree, start a recycling program in your house, time your water use, learn where your food comes from, take a hike, ride your bike, plant a garden or attend an Earth Day event near you
How are some students spending Earth Day??
Over 5,000 California high school agriculture students will spend their Earth Day at the 84th Annual California State FFA Leadership Conference. This four day conference is composed of endless leadership activities, student recognition and agriculture awareness. This opportunity for students in California leads to instrumental discussions of food, land and water. Attendees have the chance to speak with all walks of agriculture to broaden their knowledge. Nature’s Reward cannot think of a better way for the future stewards of the land to spend Earth Day.
