These are some scenes around the farm.

This little girl calf was born on September 21, 2007. The grandchildren named her "Pumpkin."	Children enjoy feeding grain and bread to chickens, ducks, a gentle goose and a big turkey.	Mr. Ray Peterson does all the tractor driving for us.	Mrs. Ettamarie Peterson is the beekeeper and vegetable grower.
Children love to feed the cows.	These children are learning about the bees.	In October the children take home a pumpkin.	Our grand daughter Kasey Peterson has been feeding the ponies since they were born. She is now in high school!
Yes, this is really a cow with her calf! We call her "Wooley Monster" but she is really sweet. You can feed her an alfalfa cube when you come. This calf was born Oct. 20, 2007 .	Some children want to be a beekeeper when they grow up!	This pony is named "Full Moon" because she has a moon on her forehead.	There are always places for a group photo.
Look for the queen bee in our observation hive.	This is the observation hive with a close up of one of the bees. The bees fly out through a pipe in the wall.	This is PussNBoots. We tell everyone not to pet him because he does scratch.	Bees are important for pollinating our pumpkins.
When groups arrive, they meet here in front of our big barn to learn how to make the trip a fun and safe learning experience.	Our curly geese are part Sebastopol, Ukraine. Come and throw bread to the geese!	This is "Turkey Lurkey" and he loves to show off his feathers.	This is Oso. He was born on the farm in November 2006. He and his mother love children.

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