How Educators and Students Benefit
These 8 – 10 minute audio & visual presentations are professionally curated by professional and experienced agriscience instructors in their respective fields, professionally produced on leading artificial intelligence (AI) platforms and presented by geographic avatars with the option to deliver content in over 60 languages.
Each presentation addresses curriculum standards and has a small assignment that the classroom teacher can choose to use.
Teachers We’ve Got You Covered
Our plan is to produce 10 fact-filled presentations with “must know” information for each core agricultural education curriculum course. Presentations will stress and reinforce important key concepts in a fast-paced, entertaining manner, complete with visuals. The students can view the presentations as many times as needed in order to maximize retention and learning.
Plant Science
Soil Science
Sustainable Agriculture
Environmental Science
Chemicals
Forestry
Culinary Science
Climate Change
Sustainability
Permaculture
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The Rise in Distance Learning
The rise in distance learning and use of education technology, changing student demographics, and widespread use of cell phones make this a perfect tool to assist and expand teachers’ instruction options and student learning opportunities. The recent Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), along with Starlink internet services, will bring 21st century learning to the rural world and beyond.
Producing rural and agricultural oral histories.
Creating and producing how-to videos based on small farmer experience and experiments.
Writing regenerative agriculture story and picture books for children and young adults.
Developing “AllAg Shorts” to highlight professionals involved in agriculture.
Producing content around the historical culinary arts focused on medicinal herbs.
White paper and social media consulting around agriculture and sustainability.
Creating social media content around agriculture and sustainability for third parties.
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Andrew J. Courts, Jr.
Creator and Executive Director
Andrew J. Courts, Jr. is a serial entrepreneur, educator, author, speaker and sustainability advocate. He is a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and LEED AP focusing on agricultural concerns. His expertise spans agriculture, real estate, education and sustainability. Andy earned a BS in Agricultural Economics from Clemson University and an MS in Agriscience Education: Energy and Sustainability from North Carolina A&T State University. Additionally, he was awarded Certificates in Nonprofit Management from Duke University and Energy Management from North Carolina State University. Andy also holds Real Estate Broker and Pesticide Applicator Licenses from the State of North
Carolina and is the owner and operator of Longview Farm, LLC a small regenerative, family fruit growing concern.
He created #allagconsidered to post regularly about issues related to agriculture and sustainability. This hashtag has garnered hundreds of followers and receives over 1.5 million view per year with an engagement rate of 2.2%.
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Contact Information
Contact Andrew (Andy) J. Courts, Jr. with comments,
questions and suggestions.
Call or text: 336-402-4118 Email: courts@allagconsidered.org
AllAgConsidered, Inc. learning programs are professionally designed and recorded and Greensboro, North Carolina.