Jackson County High School will launch a new on-campus mini-farm, giving students more hands-on experience in agricultural skills. Jackson County High School Principal Brandon Cross said the mini-farm is being created to expand the school’s veterinary science classes. He said the farm will be located on acreage behind the school and will give students hands-on experience while teaching valuable agricultural skills. He added that the school is working to secure funding with hopes of launching the farm this spring. It’s really something we are looking to do to enhance the way of life for those students in Jackson County.