FeaturesFebruary 27, 2011
Sinn places first at district science fair
Justin Sinn, a student at Nell Holcomb School, won first place at his district science fair for a project on the difference between treated and untreated soybeans. The eighth-grader and his father planted 120 rows of soybeans -- 60 rows each of treated and untreated beans -- May 17. The soybeans were fertilized and later harvested. The experiment's results showed that the treated seed produced better results than the untreated seed...
Student places first at district science fair
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Justin Sinn, a student at Nell Holcomb School, won first place at his district science fair for a project on the difference between treated and untreated soybeans. The eighth-grader and his father planted 120 rows of soybeans -- 60 rows each of treated and untreated beans -- May 17. The soybeans were fertilized and later harvested. The experiment's results showed that the treated seed produced better results than the untreated seed.
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