Family Education On this day in agriculture history | Wednesday, March 24, 2021 What has happened in agriculture on March 24 over the years? Here are a few snapshots from history. By Natalina Sents Bausch Natalina Sents Bausch Natalina Sents Bausch is the Digital Director for Successful Farming and Agriculture.com. She manages the daily newsroom-style digital content creation and distribution strategy for Agriculture.com. She has covered stories ranging from infrastructure and young farmers to new machinery introductions and USDA programs. Natalina joined the Successful Farming team in 2017 to cover new farm machinery and news coverage for Agriculture.com. Successful Farming's Editorial Guidelines Published on March 24, 2021 Close Photo: Derek Sawyer 1 year ago Students were home due to coronavirus precautions, and missing classroom and FFA activities. Alex Rogers, the agriculture instructor and FFA advisor for Southeast Warren Schools in Liberty Center, Iowa, compiled a list of online resources and educational activities related to agriculture to help kids make the best of their homeschool experience. READ MORE: Ag students can learn online 5 years ago Wildfires swept across north-central Oklahoma and south-central Kansas, burning more than 600 square miles. In addition to smoke, sand and dust picked up by winds in the burned areas created visibility issues for farmers and ranchers trying to save their livestock and property. 6 years ago Abnormally dry and moderate drought conditions were covering many northern corn growing states including the Dakotas, Minnesota, and Wisconsin according to the March 24, 2015, U.S. Drought Monitor. U.S. Drought Monitor Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit