Moses Lake High School class in the chicken business
Araya Shelton keeps a close eye on her charges. The animal science class at Moses Lake High School is raising chickens as part of a project that’s part science and part business.
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Jazmin Tapia collects data, which in this case means weighing a chick. The raising chickens project of the animal science class at Moses Lake High School is part science, part business.
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Chicks explore their surroundings while Jazmin Tapia collects data. The animal science class at Moses Lake High School is raising chickens, a project that combines science and business.
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Lakailey Rodriguez (left) does the analysis while Eugene Reyna records the data. The two are students in the animal science class at Moses Lake High School, which is raising chickens as a project that’s both science and business.
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Makina Valdez tries to collect data – and at the same time herd chicks – for the animal science class project. The Moses Lake High School class is raising chickens as a science and business project.
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Goal is to make project self-sustaining operation
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