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 What is Agriculture? |
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Agriculture is the science and practice of working the land and raising animals for food, fiber or labor.
Agriculture is farming.
Alaska Agriculture is amazing and quite different from agriculture in many other places.
Alaska AITC's pages will give you a quick look at Alaska agriculture. External links will show you more about agriculture.
For additional links, see the Ag Links Page.
Doing a report on Alaska? Need information? Download Alaska agricultural facts (PDF/3400KB).
For the whole low-down, visit the Alaska Ag Statistics Service website. |
| More Information on Alaska Agriculture |
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 Alaska Climate Statistics
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Monster vegetables and short growing seasons. How does Alaska's climate affect its agriculture? |
Alaska Grown
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Everyone in Alaska has seen the bright-colored round label that reads "Alaska Grown" on everything from carrot packages to T-shirts. What's it all about? Find out here. |
Alaska Menagerie
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Alaska's livestock is diversified and traditional. Come see llamas in Kenai and bison in Delta Junction. |
Down & Dirty
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Four billion micro-organisms in each cup of soil can't be wrong -- soil is great stuff. Here's an introduction to the stuff life is made of, Alaska style. |
What Grows Where?
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Because of Alaska's varied climate, its agricultural production is also very different across the state. |
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| Links for More on Agriculture |
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