By Sarah Correll
Yesterday was National Haiku
Day. If you’re like me, you might not be
exactly sure what that is. I checked it
out, and it’s a poem with three verses of 5, 7, and 5 syllables (it’s been a
while since English class). Nevertheless,
here is my attempt!
Silos,
corn cribs, cows
Indiana
sights and scenes
Line
the roads ahead.
Alright,
so I’m no poet. But this haiku about
cheese from Cricket Creek Farm is pretty neat!
“cheese
surprises me
i
think i know her, but then
oh!
impressed again”
While my poetry skills are still
lacking, there is certainly a lot to appreciate about Indiana agriculture. The Purdue University College of Agriculture
hosted “SWAG Week” last week. SWAG
stands for See What Ag Gives, and they invited the entire campus to get
involved with the event.
Buttons
were found on jackets and backpacks with things that agriculture gives
individuals all week.
Even
the bell tower got involved with a special green glow.
But
more than anything else, it was exciting to see students from across the
College of Agriculture and from across campus come together to talk about what
ag gives. We already can’t wait for next
year!
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