Discover the role of farm animals in your lives.
Walk the Farm Trail or hop on a seasonal, accessible, tractor-drawn shuttle wagon that runs on the half-hour from the Welcome Center. Open May 9 - October 18, 2026.
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Meet Dusty and Duncan, a morgan cross and quarterhorse cross, visiting from Eddy Farm in Middlebury, Vermont.
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These yearling cows (and future milk makers) rotationally graze around the farm to keep our pastures healthy and nutritious. They are always on the move so you never know where you will see them next. Keep an eye out for them from our trails.
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We milk a herd of Brown Swiss dairy cows twice a day and make cheddar cheese from their milk. You often can see the herd out on pasture grazing.
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Meet Jeannette, who visits the Farmyard each day as an ambassador from our dairy herd, and calves visiting from our calf barn.
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We have two pigs on the farm who were born February 2026. They are Berkshire crosses.
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Brawny and Franco, our miniature Sicilian donkeys joined the farm from Save Your Ass Long Ear Rescue in NH. Donkeys of all sizes are a rich part of agricultural history: they're used for transportation, carrying loads, pulling wagons, guarding sheep flocks, and more.
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Keep an eye out for our production sheep flock that provides us with meat and wool. Like our cows, the sheep are rotationally grazed across our pastures and fields. You will also find a small flock of education sheep on pasture near the Farm Barn.
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Visit some of our ewes and April lambs out on pasture.
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Meet Nigerian Dwarf and Alpine dairy goats.
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You can find Freddy (far right), our Rex/New Zealand cross, and our French Angoras, Hazel and Coconut, in their outdoor hutch on pleasant days. Just like sheep's wool, Angora rabbit fiber can be spun into soft yarn! Freddy's breed is representative of rabbits raised for their meat.
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Meet our chickens who are representative of a variety of breeds.
Discover all the farm animals, including sheep, cows, goats, rabbits, horses, pigs, and donkeys. Click through the slideshow to meet some of them before your visit.
Enjoy hands-on activities throughout the day that connect you to your food and fiber through our animals and education garden. Make some memories!
Here are a few examples of activities (schedule varies daily):
- Hand milk a Brown Swiss cow at 10:30am and 2:00pm daily
- Groom an Angora rabbit
- Groom a horse
- Feed the pigs
- Bottle feed our calves
- Visit our education sheep inside their pasture
- Goat hike
- Spin sheep's wool into colorful yarn bracelets
- Fun in the garden
Want to bring a school or camp group to the farmyard during the 2026 season? Request a self-guided visit.
More To Do While You're Here
• Meet an owl or hawk at "Raptors in Residence"
• Read a storybook along a trail in "StoryWalk"
• Enjoy lunch and snacks at the Farm Cart
