Last week

Monday June 21, 2010 my soil class learned about soil fertility, ion exchange, soil pH, liming, soil fertility and fertilizers. On Tuesday June 22, 2010 my class was cancelled and my class decided to go white water rafting in Clayton GA. On Wednesday June 23, my soils class learned about Easter Island effects. On Thursday June 24, my wildlife class took trip out to Aiken State Park to participate in a form of management by fishing. On Friday June 25, my soils class learned about the Soils of South Carolina and Forest Soil and Lawns, Lakes and Lawns. On Saturday, my wildlife class took a trip out to Beidler Forest. We spotted an alligator and various other species of birds. The Francis Beidler Forest is managed and operated by the Audubon Society a private organization. Every donation and admission will go back into the forest and allow the success of the animals, plants and birds. Their success is based on private donations with no income from the state or federal government.
The following week we had finals. My soil final went really well. Hard work really pays off. In addition to this, my wildlife class will be going back to Silver Bluff tomorrow (Tuesday) and presentation our PowerPoint presentations. On Wednesday my soils class will be presenting our PowerPoint State Soil Projects. Then Thursday we start our new classes. My friend Allie from University of South Florida- St. Petersburg is now my roommate. I look forward to finishing this wonderful month and can’t wait to start my new classes later in the week.
Yours truly,
Brittany