For the 41st time, Aggie Days is back to teach Calgary students about food.
From Wednesday through Sunday, the Nutrien Western Event Centre is open to students and families for Aggie Days. The centre will host presenters from various agricultural backgrounds, including grain and livestock.
The first three days, April 15-17, are exclusively for some-12,000 students on pre-registered field trips. Throughout...
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