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Re: What do they teach in school
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Posted by Ron on February 20, 2004 at 06:21:15 from (152.163.253.66):
In Reply to: What do they teach in school posted by Ol Chief on February 18, 2004 at 22:18:37:
I have seen this particular forum used as kind of a "general subject", and don't see anyother place for discussing it..
I believe ANIMAL HUSBANDRY IS an Essential topic in farming...
No-one has even Touched on it..
Are there NO Farmers in this site..??
Just tractor-Heads..??
No-one with a Registered herd..???
All anyone is doing is Complain about the Schools and the funding...
I know they are lead by College educated Idiots.!!
When will they stop trying to be so "Politicly-Correct", and address the Root of the problems..??
The Schools are for Teaching...NOT Pacifying the kids...They are NOT being taught "Restraint" in actions....Don't drive near the School at the end of the day, or you WILL see what I meen...!!!
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