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I NY Agriculture Art Contest

2011 Winners Entries
Pre-Kindergarten
My Favorite New York Farm Animal

A color drawing or painting on 8 1/2" by 11" paper.

Kindergarten
Me and the Foods I Like

A color drawing or painting on 8 1/2" by 11" paper showing your favorite food and yourself.

First Grade
My Favorite New York Food and Where It Comes From

A painting or color drawing on 8 1/2" by 11" paper with a four-sentence paragraph on the theme.

Second Grade
Cows, Milk, and Me

A painting or color drawing on 8 1/2" by 11" paper showing where milk comes from and milk products.

1st Place
1st Place
Alexandra Burns
Fonda-Fultonville
Montgomery County

"Corn is my favorite crop grown in New York. Corn is healthy because it has vitamins, fiber and carbohydrates. Corn is a popular crop for farmers to grow. Corn is sweet and juicy and fun to eat of the cob in the summertime."

2nd Place
2nd Place
Emma Van Gorden
Fonda-Fultonville
Montgomery County

"My favorite New York Food is Maple Syrup. You can have maple syrup on waffles, pancakes, and ice cream. Maple syrup comes from maple trees. The collect sap and boil out the water. What is left is yummy thick maple syrup!"

3rd Place
3rd Place
Karrie Kosier
Fonda-Fultonville
Montgomery County

"Eggs are my favorite New York food. All chickens lay eggs, except roosters, but never more then one or two a day. If eggs are not collected the hen might stop laying eggs. Hens usually lay eggs where they feel the most comfortable."

Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Cole Deming
Fonda-Fultonville
Montgomery County

"I like cattle, pigs, and sheep because bacon is made out of pigs. I like the fat the most. I like cattle because they make milk. I like sheep because their fur makes me warm."

Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
Christian Richardson
Fonda-Fultonville
Montgomery County

"My favorite New York food is eggs. Chickens lay eggs on a farm. Farmers collect the eggs. Then the eggs get brought to the store so people can buy them."

Third Grade
New York Agriculture

A painting or color drawing on 8 1/2" by 11" paper with a one-sentence slogan about New York agriculture. The slogan can be general or specific to a particular agricultural process or commodity.

Fourth Grade
New York Agriculture Poem

The poem can be general or specific. If specific, focus on one of the over 200 agricultural commodities produced in New York State, a specific farm/farmer, or an aspect of the food system.

Fifth Grade
New York Agriculture Story

An original informative or narrative (may be real or imagined) text that utilizes research and information from a variety of sources to develop the topic or story. Writing should be without reference to specific brands or trademarked products. Max. 500 words.

Sixth Grade
People of New York Agriculture Poster

On 11" by 17" paper. A poster that celebrates a New York farm or farmer(s), using media of your choice.