CELINA — Coffee, cashews, chocolate, sugar cane, salt … Panama.

Agriculture is an international industry that connects all of us. Students from the agriculture program at Wright State University Lake Campus recently embarked on an agricultural adventure to the Central American country of Panama. During the study abroad trip students traveled through the Panama Canal and visited pineapple, poultry, coffee, horse, cashew, sugar cane, salt, dairy and various other farming operations in the country.

The agriculture students would like to invite the community, businesses and prospective students to the Wright State University Lake Campus on Thursday, March 24, 2016, to hear about their Panamanian agricultural adventure. The presentation will start at 5:45 pm in room 154. Come early that night and attend the Wright State University-Lake Campus spring open house from 4 to 6 p.m.

For more information about the presentation, contact Greg McGlinch at [email protected]. Details on the Lake Campus Open House can be found at http://lake.wright.edu/admissions/open-house.

Wright State University-Lake Campus agriculture students learn about the various coffee beans grown in Panama. The students recently traveled to the county to learn about their agriculture.

http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2016/03/web1_WSUCoffeetasting.jpgWright State University-Lake Campus agriculture students learn about the various coffee beans grown in Panama. The students recently traveled to the county to learn about their agriculture. Courtesy photo

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Wright State University-Lake Campus agriculture students visited a poultry farm during their trip to Panama.

http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2016/03/web1_2016WSUPanamapoultry.jpgWright State University-Lake Campus agriculture students visited a poultry farm during their trip to Panama. Courtesy photo