Farm to Table carries on Linda Rider's legacy
Easton Lengyel learns how to use a windmill pump from Rich Agueros of United Crown Pump and Drilling Thursday during Farm to Table event at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
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Kay Sansone explains how honey extractors use centrifugal force to remove the honey from honeycombs to a group of fifth graders Thursday during Farm to Table.
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Mason Richardson tries his hand at the windmill pump at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds during the Farm to Table event.
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Ivy Hull works the windmill pump Thursday during a Farm to Table event for students at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
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Dwayne Hanna shows John Krapfl (gray hoodie) and other students from Lakeland School District a nucleus, or "nuc" box.
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Rich Agueros of United Crown Pump shares about irrigation and the Rathdrum Prairie Aquifer during Farm to Table.
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HAYDEN — Farm to Table started as a one-day event involving a single school.
Now, the agricultural program has expanded to serve 1,900 students from schools in Kootenai County and some students in Shoshone County over the course of a week at the Kootenai County Fairgrounds.
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