Dairy Delight

Meet the different animals on the farm that we can get dairy products from, and see firsthand how we milk our goats. Get to taste the local milk we sell at our farm market, and make your own butter to take home! Tickets include all the materials you’ll need to make one unit of butter. Limited to 10 child and adult pairs. Meets at Heckscher Barn. Members: $15/participant pair Non-Members: $20/participant pair Ages 6+ Wednesday, June 19 2 – 3…

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Meet the different animals on the farm that we can get dairy products from, and see firsthand how we milk our goats. Get to taste the local milk we sell at our farm market, and make your own butter to take home!
Tickets include all the materials you’ll need to make one unit of butter.
Limited to 10 child and adult pairs.
Meets at Heckscher Barn.
Members: $15/participant pair
Non-Members: $20/participant pair

Ages 6+
Wednesday, June 19
2 – 3 pm
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