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Experience life on a working farm and explore a wildlife sanctuary at the same time. Watch the pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, and cows in the farmyard; see how crops are sustainably grown; walk the trails to explore field, forest, and wetland habitat; and observe resident owls, hawks, and foxes in the native wildlife exhibit.


Looking for something fun to do on the weekends or perhaps get some community service hours? Meet new friends, explore nature, gain skills, and create shareable moments with Drumlin Farm's programs for teens ages 13-17.



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At Drumlin Farm Community Preschool, children learn through hands-on nature-based experiences that address the developmental needs of children ages 3 to 5 as they explore the varied habitats at the sanctuary.


It began in 1870, when Hugh Carr, a recently emancipated Black farmer, paid $100 for 58 acres of land near the intersection of Ivy Creek and the Rivanna River. Carr continued to accumulate land, growing the property to nearly 125 acres. He built a farmhouse and multiple outbuildings and raised seven children with his wife, Texie Mae Hawkins.


The first game was originally released on November 22, 1994[2] under the "Junior Encyclopedias" brand, with an updated version released on July 27, 1995, alongside Let's Explore the Airport[3] that revamped the user interface and added mini-games. Players visit a mixed farm and can explore the barn, animals, and crops. Available areas include a farmhouse, crop fields, an orchard, a chicken coop, and a duck pond. The farm has all of the activities and processes of a real, working farm. This includes milking a cow, collecting eggs from hens, harvesting corn, and more. Fact sheets about all the farm animals, plants, farm staff, and pieces of equipment are available. Mini-games (in Let's Explore only) include trivia, spelling quizzes, a coloring book, and an egg catching game.


The second title was released on July 27, 1995, alongside Let's Explore the Farm.[3] Players visit an airport and can explore the various airport departments and the interior of the aircraft. Other areas include the airfield, a seaplane dock, and a helipad. The airport has all the processes, procedures, services, and specifications true to reality. Fact sheets with diagrams teach about the aircraft, airport staff, and machinery. Mini-games include trivia, object quizzes, object finding, a coloring book, and a lost luggage game.


WHO:Farm Camp at The Farm Institute is designed for campers aged 4-17 who love the outdoors, caring for farm animals, getting their hands dirty, connecting to the land, being independent learners, using their imagination, and tapping into their resilience no matter the weather. A team of talented, compassionate, and energetic educators support campers in their quest to connect to the natural world and find their place within it.






Ohio Farm Bureau Federation is a member of American Farm Bureau Federation, a national organization of farmers and ranchers including Farm Bureau organizations in 49 other states and Puerto Rico, and is responsible for Farm Bureau membership and programs within the State of Ohio. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation programs and services are available only to Farm Bureau members within Ohio. The political views expressed in these pages represent Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's positions on various issues as they relate to Ohio. The positions of the national Farm Bureau organization collectively are expressed through American Farm Bureau Federation. Any opinions, statements or views expressed through comments or by outside contributors are the express views of those individuals and do not necessarily represent the views of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.


The Farm captures all of the fun, energy, and excitement of a real, working farm. Kids can visit the big red barn and watch a cow being milked. Or, take a peek inside the chicken coop and find out how eggs are made. Help harvest the corn and feed the pigs. Don't miss the pond. Plus, there's a beaver dam to explore. And that's only the beginning. Junior Field Trips turn kids loose to discover exciting new places up close and on their own. Children decide where they want to go and how much they want to know. Detailed explanations, lively sound effects, and colorful animation make every trip truly one of a kind. Kids will want to visit The Farm again and again. Buzzy the Knowledge Bug is the guide.


Shaker Village is very much a village at work. Our farmers, historians, naturalists and many others work hard every day to share this site and carry on important Shaker legacies. From growing the organic garden, to managing prairie habitat, caring for important artifacts, restoring historic buildings and building an apiary, real work happens here!


Walk the farm for a first-hand look at the experimentation and resiliency that made Shaker farms models of innovation and efficiency. Meet the farmers and apiarists to learn tips and tricks for growing your own backyard garden then spend some time with the animals that call the farm home.


DreamAcres Farm in Wykoff, about 30 miles south of Rochester, serves pizza every Friday night from 5-8 p.m., June-September. A vegetarian farm, DreamAcres makes its pies with tomato sauce from the garden, cheese from Tiger the cow and house-made ingredients like pesto and vegetarian sausage. In addition to pizza nights, this eclectic, off-the-grid farmstead also hosts creative retreats, a youth summer camp and theater performances throughout the summer.


North of Rochester in Oronoco, Squash Blossom Farm has wood-fired pizza and live music every Sunday night in the summer. Diners can bring their own beverages, or purchase locally made wine or mead from nearby Post Town Winery in advance to pick up and enjoy on the farm.


Northeast of the Twin Cities in Shafer, Clover Bee Farm hosts the occasional pizza night for anyone who'd like to bring a blanket and some friends to the farm. Check their Facebook page for upcoming dates.


Turn fiber into fashion in this amazing amusement! Harvest a bumper crop of fun as you learn how farmers cultivate cotton to make classic couture. Grow your mind and build your wardrobe in this two-part game.


Discover the amazing world of agriculture as you build farm equipment, create your own avatar, travel the country, and help organize the barn - and that's just the beginning. You'll enjoy playing these games, which reinforce core academic learning standards for Pre-K through 5th Grade, but are fun for all ages. Fill up your "Passport to Sustainability" with stamps as you successfully complete each game.


European explorers first came into contact with the Nacotchtank in the early 1600s. At that point, their villages stretched from Giesboro Point, today within the Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, to a place near Bladensburg, Maryland. By the end of the 1600s, the Nacotchtank had lost most of their land and were forced to move away from the shores of the river.


Just like any other dairy farm in Ontario, the Museum sells its milk to a marketing board called the Dairy Farmers of Ontario. The marketing board immediately resells the milk to dairy processors, based on their requirements.




Many farms have cool corn mazes, but not many can live up to the size and detail of the Richardson Adventure Farm Corn Maze! With its 9 - 10 miles of trail winding through 28 acres of live corn, you are in for a challenge and a treat!


Interested in bringing your business, team or community group to the farm? We offer custom farm-based, hands-on experiences to best fit the age, size, and learning interests of your group, led by our knowledgeable educators. Fill our our Group Experiences Form or visit our Venue page to learn more.


Immerse yourself in the world of 1860s farming, when agriculture in Minnesota looked very different than it does today. Meet farm animals, interact with staff as they work in the house, barn, garden, and fields, and participate in a wide variety of activities that follow the farming cycle and change with the seasons.


The Battat Farm Animal Activity Cube is a true childhood classic! With 5 sides of fun, this intriguing activity center entertains and engages toddlers and babies while allowing them to practice essential developmental skills. On top, tiny hands can explore a colorful bead maze with loop-de-loops and zig-zags as well as a farm scene with a big red barn and moveable characters! On the sides, little ones can discover farm animal illustrations behind peekaboo doors, spinning animal and object blocks, a zig-zag race, and silly mix-and-match animal pals. Crafted with sturdy construction and safe, rounded corners, it's perfect for little hands. Recommended for kids aged 12 months and up, it meets or exceeds safety standards in the EU, U.S., and Canada, ensuring years of safe and enriching play.


 Wooden Activity Center: This farm-themed activity cube is a true childhood classic. With sturdy construction and so many activities to explore, this trusty toy offers years of discovery.  5 Fun Sides: Includes zig-zag race tracks, animal spinners, mix-and-match animal puzzles, doors to open, and a farmyard bead maze on top! Learning is Fun: Little brains develop best when they are engaged in play and with so much to explore, this activity center offers a range of developmental benefits for growing minds.  Battat Toys: Childhood is a time to be bold and curious, and Battat aims to be there every step of the way. Our family-owned business offers a full range of preschool toys so that you can enjoy a magical playtime every time. Recommended Age: This farm-themed wooden activity center is recommended for little ones 1 year and up. Safety First: At Battat, keeping your little one safe is our top priority. All of our toys are crafted from sturdy, kid-friendly materials to keep your little ones safe as they play and learn.

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