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Farm Day 2016

Marin County Farm Day is a free, public event in which over 30 exhibitors provide hands-on interactive activities targeted for elementary school youth. On March 17, 2016 our partners joined us at Farm day to help showcase Marin County agriculture in many forms to our youth. Students are provided the opportunity to see farm animals, equipment, and even taste local dairy products. They also learn about the environment and new ways to explore the outside world around them.

Clover teaches kids how to make butter					North Bay Dairy Women serve milk
Kyle Lindstrom teaches children about the the Department of Ag Weights and Measures					John Taylor Of Bivalve Dairy lets kids sit on a tractor and tells them how it operates
Students showing off awards they earned for their entry’s at farm day					"Clover girls" Camilla Taylor (Bivalve Dairy) and Anne Kehoe (Kehoe Dairy)
"Carl" the Great Pyrenees livestock guard dog					Farm Bureau President Sam Dolcini, Regina Pozzi, “Carl”, Clo the Cow, baby lamb
Sam Dolcini, NBDW Member Annette Grossi, District 3 Dairy Princess Connie Jones, Dominic Grossi					North Bay Dairy Women having a “shot” of milk

Marin Ag Organizations

Local agriculture in Marin receives assistance from numerous local agencies and organizations. Working in partnership, these collaborating organizations bring solutions to the obstacles that Marin's farmers and ranchers encounter. To learn more about each of these partners, visit their websites:

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