Agriculture in the Classroom programs exist in every state within the United States. However, the NAITC recognized that there was no systematic data collection procedure at the national level that could help it account for all AITC activities, outreach and efforts across all states. The 2001/2002 Agriculture in the Classroom survey was conducted by the Oregon State University Survey Research Center in summer 2002 in order to identify the general design of AITC programs at the national level: to measure how many students, teachers, and staff participate; the topics taught in AITC classrooms; the contests and awards offered; and on a financial level, the budgets with which these programs are applied. Click here to download PDF of National Summary.

2010

• A Qualitative Analysis of Teachers' Conceptions of Agriculture

2006

• Defining Innovation Configurations for Use of An Agricultural Literacy Curriculum Guidelines: A Delphi Study
• Agricultural Inservice Needs of Technology, Life and Careers Teachers

2005

• Effectiveness of Arizona Agricultural Literacy Program (WRAEC 2005)
• Adult Student Readiness for Online Learning
• The Academic Impact of Agriculture in the Classroom on AIMS Test Scores (WRAEC 2005)

2004

• Fifteen Years of Agricultural Literacy Research: Focus of Ag Literacy (WRAEC 2004)
• Impact of Agricultural Hands-on Learning

2003

• Assessment of Agricultural Literacy Research (WRAEC 2003)
• Guidelines for the evaluation of children's books about agriculture (WRAEC 2003)
• Distance Delivery: Impact on Learning (WRAEC 2003)