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Safety Day at Hopkins Farm Creamery
June 19, 2014
Brent Marsh, a Sussex Master Gardener, performs as Farmer McGregor to talk about vegetables and their healthy benefits.
Elon Hopkins holds a baby chick. BY DENY HOWETH
Students in Caren Lamb's Rehoboth Elementary class listen intently to how animals digest what they eat. BY DENY HOWETH
Lily Noonan, Violet Reichert, and Avary Miller from Sheilds Elementary listen to stories about bacteria. BY DENY HOWETH
McKinzie Cartright, from HO Brittingham Elementary goes at an ice cream cone with fierce intent. BY DENY HOWETH
Grace Hopkins holds a 3-week-old goat named Daphney. BY DENY HOWETH
Ava Roswell, Teegan Freeman and Isaiah Blackwelllisten to Jr. ROTC members discuss bike safety. BY DENY HOWETH
Hayley Bender and Holly Anderson, Delaware Dairy Princesses, talk to elementary students about milking cows. BY DENY HOWETH
Jalusa Hicks, Zoie Gray and Brianna Villabos touch Grace Hopkins' 3-week-old goat. BY DENY HOWETH
Ashley Greenhawk, herd manager, describes how milk comes from the cows. BY DENY HOWETH
Analice Papilino enjoys a chocolate cone. BY DENY HOWETH
Local elementary students enjoy the warm day down on the farm May 13 during Progressive Agriculture Safety Day, providing education and training to make farm and ranch life safer and healthier. They learned about vegetables, bike and water safety, and the highlight, farm animals and how they provide food.
