Students learn by playing in the dirt

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	Students learn by playing in the dirt


	Barton Community College agriculture instructor Victor Martin explains soil differences to some of his Introduction to Soil Science students. View Larger View » < >

To the average person, the gaping, 6-foot-deep soil pit that was dug last fall south of the Barton Community College campus is just a large, rectangular hole in the ground. To Barton agriculture students, it’s a chance to play in the dirt and to earn college credit for doing it. But to Dr. Victor Martin, Barton’s Agriculture instructor, the huge hole represents a portal to wondrous discovery of what took place hundreds ...

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