Pictures!

At the end of our first day, we had to feed the heifers.  When we finished, before walking back to the dorm, we took a rest on the hay!  We learned two different ways that hay is stored.  You can keep it in a stack or wrapped around in a circle.  -- Shelbbie

The goats were really cool to be around because they were little and they weren't too jumpy.  I've seen older ones before, and they were more jumpy.  These goats were calm when I reached my hand out to pet them.  They felt really soft.  --Kaitlyn

Ahhh!  Cow tongue!  Hi, this is Raven and I can't believe the cows think the grain is candy.  This is a Jersey Dairy cow.  We fed them yesterday -- hay and grain.

 Today we cleaned the area where the cows who were just weaned off of milk live.  We cleaned up the peed and pooped on hay.  We also gave them fresh beds.  We took care of all of the animals this morning.  Even before breakfast, we fed the animals and worked hard, so we worked up a big appetite.  -- Terrell

This is when me and the class went to see some of the cows that are pregnant and were ready to be fed.  I like petting the cows because they will lick you.  -- Cohen

Sue made feeding the heifers look easy, but it really wasn't!  -- David