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GrowNextGen, powered up by the Ohio Soybean Farmers, is bringing a high-energy, interactive program to schools across Ohio. The purpose of this program is to reach students in grades K through 6, and teach them about the power of the soybean. Through games, dancing and a boys-versus-girls competition, students barely know they are learning while they are competing for prizes. GrowNextGen hopes that students at Grover Hill Elementary will learn just how much soybeans affect the agricultural makeup of our Buckeye state, as well as discovering how soybeans are a part of so many foods and products that we use everyday!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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GrowNextGen, powered up by the Ohio Soybean Farmers, is bringing a high-energy, interactive program to schools across Ohio. The purpose of this program is to reach students in grades K through 6, and teach them about the power of the soybean. Through games, dancing and a boys-versus-girls competition, students barely know they are learning while they are competing for prizes. GrowNextGen hopes that students at Grover Hill Elementary will learn just how much soybeans affect the agricultural makeup of our Buckeye state, as well as discovering how soybeans are a part of so many foods and products that we use everyday!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"