AgriSTEM ExpoDOTHAN, ALABAMAYOUR CURIOSITY HAS A FUTURE
Preparing Alabama’s future workforce through agriculture and STEM. Explore possibilities across food, fiber, forestry, and environmental sustainability.
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A soil sample can spark an interest in science. A sensor can open a conversation about engineering. A robot can turn curiosity into a design challenge.
AgriSTEM Expo connects agriculture, STEM learning, and workforce exploration so students can begin imagining their next steps.
Teachers: plan your visit ↗Explore plant growth, soil, water, and the science of producing food.
Skills to explore: observation, experimentation, measurement, and interpreting results.
Career connections: plant scientist, soil scientist, food scientist.
Ask: How could we test what a plant needs to thrive?
Explore how sensors, drones, and digital tools can help us understand a field.
Skills to explore: coding, collecting data, troubleshooting, and mapping.
Career connections: precision agriculture technician, agricultural drone operator, geospatial specialist.
Ask: What information would help a farmer make a decision?
Think about machines, robotics, and irrigation systems that solve agricultural challenges.
Skills to explore: design, prototyping, testing, mechanics, and teamwork.
Career connections: agricultural engineer, equipment technician, automation technician.
Ask: How could we design a tool to use water more efficiently?
Discover how patterns, calculations, and evidence support agricultural decisions.
Skills to explore: graphing, estimation, statistics, and comparing alternatives.
Career connections: agricultural data analyst, agricultural economist, farm business manager.
Ask: What does a graph reveal that a single measurement cannot?
These are illustrative learning and career connections. Specific exhibits, participating employers, training programs, and demonstrations will be announced when confirmed.
Industry partners and educators: share how your work connects agriculture, STEM skills, and future career pathways.