A 360 Tour of Arizona Agriculture
Not everyone gets the chance to visit a farm, but everyone should! So, AZFB AITC has put together some immersive on-the-farm and in-the-field experiences for students and consumers of all ages. Grab a pair of Google Cardboard glasses for a complete immersion experience or scroll your way through the farm if you don't have access to the VR technology. New tours will continue to be added, so check back frequently!
 | Visit an Arizona Pumpkin farm without ever having to leave the classroom. Of course, if you want to leave the classroom, you can always visit Mortimer Farms for a real field trip! |
 | Have you ever visited a U-pick farm? Step into the strawberry fields at Mortimer Farms and see what it takes to grow the perfect strawberry! |
 | Come into the orchard with us and learn all about apples with Apple Annie's Apples in Willcox, Arizona. |
 | Arizona ranks 2nd in the nation in the production of cauliflower. Come into the field a learn more about this popular vegetable! |
 | You won't cry in this onion field! Come into the field with Jacob Mayfield with Sunbelt Transplants and learn about the importance that Arizona's climate plays in getting onions a head start for the rest of the Country. |
 | Step into the orchard at Schnep Farms and learn from Mark Shnepf how to pick the perfect peach right from the tree! |
 | Planting transplants allows farmers to give their plants a head start and a better chance and growing big and strong. Check out the technology that allows farm workers to plant fields in hours instead of days! |
 | We all love watermelon! Come into the field and the warehouse and learn all about what it takes to grow the best watermelon with Rousseau Farming Company! |
 | Pistachios are Top Notch! Come into the pistachio grove with Sarah Ogilvie and learn how pistachio trees are harvested and the pistachios are harvested. |
 | Yuma, Arizona, is the winter lettuce capital of the World. This Arizona community grows 90% of all leafy greens from November through March. Come into the field with John Boelts and learn how all that lettuce is grown and harvested! |
 | Everyone loves bees, but not everyone gets the opportunity to get this close to the hive. Come along with Arizona Queen Beee as she checks on one of her hives. |
 | Roses are red and white and yellow and peach and so many colors! Step into an Arizona rose field. Did you know Arizona farmers grow over 80% of the Nation's bare-root roses? |
 | Try not to get run over as you step into Rousseau Farming Company's carrot field during harvest! |
 | Come on out to the wild west and stand in the corral at Carlink Ranch as cowboys move and calm the herd. |
 | Take a trip to the field at Mortimer Farms where their sheep graze the stubble from theri crops/ |
 | We know that wool comes from sheep, but do you know how we get it from the sheep? Sheep must be shorn (get a haircut) once a year to keep them healthy and comfortable. Special crews come to Auza Sheep Company that are skilled in sheep shearing and can shear a sheep in about 5 minutes. |
 | Babies are the best. Baby sheep (known as lambs) are even better! Come into the lamb pen at Auza Sheep Company and be in your happy place. |