NHS Students Visit Post Family Farm

A person in a pink shirt and light green pants feeds a flock of ducks in a muddy yard with trees and a fence in the background.
NHS Students Visit Post Family Farm

This summer the Freshman will be engaging in various service projects in the community. 204 kicked off the program at the Post Family Farm where they fed all of the animals and got to see a goat get milked. In addition to learning about animal care and behavior, they got the pet, feed or hold goats, sheep and baby chickens, ducks and turkeys.

Two young boys watch as a woman in a plaid shirt and blue gloves sorts through bags of feed in a large bin, with a shed and trees in the background.
Ducks gather on a dirt ground in the foreground as a child feeds them, while a fence and small buildings form the background.
Several ducks gather around a feeder in the foreground, with a fenced enclosure and more ducks visible in the background.
Four young people in the foreground, wearing casual clothing and blue gloves, stand facing away from the camera, looking towards a fenced-in area in the background where a person is visible near a building.
Two boys in the foreground are unloading a large bag from the back of an open SUV, while a trailer and trees are visible in the background.
A young boy in a pink shirt and blue gloves holds a blue bucket in the foreground, while in the background, goats and sheep are visible in a pen under a striped umbrella.

 

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