1,600 students learn about farming and food at Burbank High School's 'Ag In The City'

SAN ANTONIO - Over 1,600 local emementary studets got a chance to

SAN ANTONIO - Over 1,600 local elementary students got a chance to learn where the food they eat really comes from.

The students had spent the past several months learning, planting, and rearing livestock in preparation for the event, which will see 1600 elementary students visit over the course of the week.

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