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Clovis East Agriculture Fair Information
Clovis East Agriculture Fair Information
The Clovis East Agriculture Fair will feature educational booths, demonstrations, and hands on activities for Kindergarten and First Grade Students. The demonstrations and lessons will be taught and presented by our Clovis Unified Agriculture Students, and Agriculture Staff. The format will be large group rotations. This means a large school group of around 100 kids will begin their tour in a certain “area” for 15-20 minutes and will be allowed to explore all the booths and activities in that particular area before moving to the next area. We have six areas each with a specific focus, which will include: Animals, Ag Mechanics, Plants, Horticulture, and other fun Ag tivities.
We can accommodate 6 groups of 120 or less per farm tour date. Detailed information will be provided to our registered schools 2 weeks prior to the Agriculture Fair Date. The fee for the Fair is $3 per student (parents and teachers are free) payable to Clovis USD; invoices will be emailed to registered schools.
Ag Fair Sign Up Process
Ag Fair Sign Up Process
Sign up requests open on May 15th 2024 at 8am. We use a google form and you can submit your request for a Ag Fair Date. Keep in mind filling out the form is a "request" and does not confirm your Ag Fair Date. This is a competitive first come first serve process and the timestamps on the form submissions will be used as we fill tour dates. You will be contacted via email to confirm your space prior to the end of the 2024 School Year. Please do not request multiple dates for the same school or grade level, if your first request is filled you will be contacted to see if you would like another date if they are available.
Tips and Reminders
Tips and Reminders
The McFarlane Coffman Ag Center is a working farm. Students and chaperones should be reminded about certain safety precautions.
Closed toe and heel shoes are required for safety
Eating lunch is not allowed at the farm because livestock animals carry pathogens that can cause foodborne illness like E-Coli.
Everyoe should wear comfortable shoes as kids are on their feet and do a lot of walking during this field trip.
Weather can be tricky, we do not cancel do to weather.
May need jackets and umbrellas some days
Should wear sunscreen and hats when its warm.
Kids should have a water bottle especially when its warm.
Label all students items as they are easily lost.
Recommend a wagon or cart to help hold all your students items.
Consider having an extra change of clothes on hand for bathroom or other dirty emergencies.
Remember this is an educational and fun trip, but is not a "petting zoo", our farm is an actual working farm.
Bus Parking will be on the North Side of Donner Ave. And area will be roped off for bus parking.
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