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Georgia students in third through fifth grades are invited to participate in the 2026 Georgia Ag Experience Farmers Market Madness STEM Challenge.
The competition asks students to explore how to design and operate an agriculture-based market stand or school farmers market while applying science, technology, engineering and math skills.
Special education classes, homeschool groups and community or after-school groups with students in the eligible grades may also participate.
Teams will receive a digital toolkit and educational program and will have 10 weeks to complete their projects. Participants must submit a video of five minutes or less documenting what they learned and their project’s connection to agriculture and STEM.
Registration is open through Sept. 11, with project submissions due by 5 p.m. Nov. 11. Winners will be announced Nov. 30.
A winner will be selected in each of five categories. Each winning classroom will receive $250 in cash and up to $100 in prizes.
The annual competition is operated by the Georgia Foundation for Agriculture and Georgia Farm Bureau’s Ag in the Classroom program.
Complete contest details and registration are available through the Georgia Farm Bureau STEM Challenge page.
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