Students will engage in a 'Community Dialogue' session with members from NC Cooperative Extension to gather insights on soil health priorities and experiences, fostering a deeper understanding of sustainable agriculture's impact on diverse stakeholders.

Students will articulate the importance of sustainable farming practices and their impact on soil quality by collaborating with the NC Cooperative Extension and analyzing collected data, establishing clear objectives for their research and community outreach efforts.

Students will collaborate with community experts and peers to brainstorm innovative agricultural practices that enhance soil health, culminating in a creative planning session where they visualize potential project outcomes.

Students will draft detailed outlines and visual sketches for their infographic series and community-focused presentations that highlight contrasts between sustainable and traditional farming practices, incorporating initial feedback and community insights gathered during the scavenger hunt.

Students will conduct a series of tests on soil samples from sustainable and traditional farming areas to evaluate their hypotheses on agricultural impacts, which will inform potential interventions for improving soil health.

Students will participate in 'Critique Circles' with peers and community experts to receive structured feedback on their soil analysis methods and develop plans for refining their infographic series on farming impacts, enhancing their project designs before the forthcoming forum.

Students will host a reflection session where they synthesize the insights gained from their experiments and community discussions, predicting future impacts on sustainable farming practices and planning actionable steps for their infographic series, facilitating deeper understanding and growth.