The 11 types of agriculture :

• Egg production
• Maple syrup production
• Apple growing
• Beekeeping
• Aquaculture
• Vine growing
• Dairy farming
• Grain farming
• Fruits and vegetable crops
• Livestock and poultry farming
• Greenhouses

Educating our children about food involves learning in depth about the different agricultural productions that surround us and, above all, that generate the food that ends up on our plates. It's important to focus on this in order to lay the foundations for a healthy lifestyle from an early age.

Campus NUTRIOPEDIA's giant coloring poster is perfect for an out-of-the-kitchen activity while learning about food. It can be used in a variety of ways, depending on age:

• Recognize and identify agricultural products on the poster;
  Learn to associate everyday foods with each agricultural product;
  
• Recognize the characteristics that differentiate agricultural products (e.g.: beehives, greenhouses, apple trees, vineyards, etc.);
  
• Enrich agri-food vocabulary;
  Practice counting the number of different elements on the poster (e.g., hares, carrots, squirrels, cows, etc.);
  
• Play with words by counting syllables, finding rhymes and sound similarities;
  
• Draw or paint the poster in their own way.