Online tours of wheat, dairy, fish, beef, and poultry farms.

Various projects for kids from the USDA Agricultural Research Service.

Learn about beneficial insects and how they help organic farmers grow crops

Explores the prairie, pioneer farming, the story of corn, and the future of farming.

A virtual look at Kansas farms from the experts who live and work there.

Explores the rise and fall of Midwestern farmhouses, and the literature they inspired. Also examines the cost of advances in agriculture. From PBS.

Learn about organic farming, beneficial insects, plant parts. Coloring book teaches kids about organic farming.

Explores the negative side of intensive animal agriculture.

Students from more than a dozen countries tell about life on the farm.

Includes safety tips, coloring pages, print-and-color brochures, and interactive quiz.

Features fun facts, coloring pages, and other printables. From the U.S. Farm Service Agency.

Tells about the animals and produce raised on one family farm. Includes photographs.

Features cartoons outline basic farm safety rules, a virtual field trip to some of Ireland's sheep farms, and a look at animal physiology and classification.

Science, geography, and writing project intended to teach people about farming. Includes sites designed by kids in different regions of the world that give personal accounts of farming.

Covers topics such as the history of food, nutrition, and agriculture as well as current farming practices across the globe.

For junior members of the NFU. Offers information, activities, and games relating to farming and the countryside.

Several photographs and facts about the farming techniques and technologies practiced at Mount Vernon.

Reports on the risks, benefits, hopes, and fears of genetically modified food crops. Includes interviews with scientists, food industry representatives, farmers, and critics. From PBS.

Explains what happens on the farm and how food gets from the farm to the table.

Interactive story and coloring books from this farm equipment manufacturer.

Interactive guide to life on the farm. Includes pictures, animal sounds, and related links.

Helps children understand the importance of agriculture in everyday life through information on soil, crops, weather, and equipment.

About animals, plants, activities and people who live and work on ranches on the western slope of the Colorado Rocky Mountains.

Presents the methods, health benefits, and environmental factors of organic farming.

A man tells his story of growing up on an Illinois farm during the Depression era.

Learn about cows, milk, and the dairy industry through fun facts, games, recipes, and a virtual tour.

Farming statistics and games from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Lists of books, articles, and websites on specific agricultural subjects. Also includes related science fair projects, biographies of leading scientists, and 4-H projects.

Kindergarten students tell about plants, animals, and a visit to a local farm.

A 14-year-old girl shares scenes from her life on the family farm.

A dairy farm in California presents fun facts about cows and milk, as well as instructions for making curds and whey, butter, and milk glue.

Thinkquest site offering a look at dairy, livestock, and crop farms, as well as machinery. Includes a glossary and games.

Describes the process of quality testing, harvesting, storing, labeling, and juice extracting of this healthy beverage. Includes related photos of the process.

Dozens of kid-friendly links to sites about food, agriculture, and the environment.

Typical day in the life of a dairy farmer as well as fast facts about Vermont farming in general.

Lots of information on apples like recipes, activity sheets, and the story of Johnny Appleseed.

Explains what food is, where it comes from, and how it is made.

A day in the live of Kansas wheat farms with virtual tours and trivia.

Explains how advances in food biotechnology could help feed a growing population, grow more nutritious foods, and keep the earth productive and healthy.