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Georgia Foundation for Agriculture and Georgia EMC donate ag books to Catoosa County Library – Northwest Georgia News

Catoosa County Farm Bureau (CCFB) Women’s Committee chair Andrea Sims (right) and CCFB office manager Rhonda Cawood (left) recently presented a copy of the children’s agriculture book “How to Grow a Monster” to director Sarah Holmes, who accepts the book for the Catoosa County Library. The donation was made on behalf of the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture and Georgia EMC.

Catoosa County Farm Bureau (CCFB) Women’s Committee chair Andrea Sims (right) and CCFB office manager Rhonda Cawood (left) recently presented a copy of the children’s agriculture book “How to Grow a Monster” to director Sarah Holmes, who accepts the book for the Catoosa County Library. The donation was made on behalf of the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture and Georgia EMC.
The Georgia Foundation for Agriculture and Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) are jointly promoting agricultural literacy by donating copies of the children’s book “How to Grow a Monster” to nearly 400 libraries in the Georgia Public Library Service (GPLS).
The Georgia Foundation for Agriculture (GFA) and Georgia EMC have given each county Farm Bureau in Georgia enough books for every public library in the county. Catoosa County Farm Bureau recently delivered a copy of the book to the Catoosa County Library.
“How to Grow a Monster,” written by Kiki Thorpe and illustrated by Barbara Bongini, explores the theme of gardening and includes a gardening-related activity for children to try themselves. Tapping into the popular makers movement (hands-on learning), the book is part of a series of fun, easy-to-read stories that focus on problem-solving and hands-on action. The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture selected the book as its 2022 Book of the Year for its accurate and positive portrayal of agriculture.
The GFA is thrilled to partner with Georgia EMC and Georgia Farm Bureau to donate the book. The GFA began donating accurate books about agriculture to each public library in Georgia in 2016. Georgia EMC joined the foundation in this endeavor in 2018.

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