AGVENTURE

Welcome baby animals into the world at the Birthing Center! Watch as they take their first steps, and see how their mothers nurture them.

Every breed of livestock has different qualities and attributes which are important to farmers and producers. At Breed Row Barn, get a close look of several different breeds of swine, cattle, sheep and goats.

Ever heard the phrase “busy as a bee”? See how these hardworking bees work to make honey in their hives and learn the importance of pollination.

Enjoy an up-close, care-free experience as these bee hives are fully-encased in protective plastic!

Take a journey underground! Learn about insects, worms, and ant colonies, as well as the importance of soil composition, water, and vegetation in urban and rural agriculture.

Play in the dirt and plant a Sunflower seed of your own to take home! And, check out the Rainwater Harvesting exhibit! 

Ever wonder where your glass of milk comes from?

Here you will see real, live demonstrations of a cow being milked, and learn how the milk is transported to your grocery store.

• Monday – Friday: 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.; 4 – 6 p.m.
  (demonstrations every half hour 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and every hour 4 to 6 p.m.)
• Saturday & Sunday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  (demonstrations every hour)

The petting zoo includes a wide variety of animals — from the exotic to those found on a typical farm.

Children and adults of all ages will enjoy watching the animals playfully interact with each other and their visitors.

Time to saddle up! Beautiful Welsh ponies walk carousel-style with their young riders.

Cost: $10 per ride, per child. Professional photos are available for an additional cost.

See eggs incubating and baby chicks hatching!

The poultry exhibit also includes adult chickens.

Rabbits love attention and affection. The rabbit exhibit features several different breeds of rabbits, and provides visitors the chance to interact with these playful and furry animals.

No, they’re not babies, they’re miniature!

Different types of miniature farm animals call this barn home. Many of the miniature livestock breeds today were bred to their small stature over generations. Come learn why sometimes smaller is better!