We celebrated Earth Day by accepting an invitation to spend the day at Swede Dairy Farm.
It is important to me that my kids get in touch with nature. Every
Spring we plant a small veggie/fruit garden because I want them to learn
the value of growing food. I want them to learn that it does not
magically appear at the grocery stores and to make wise choices on what
they put into their bodies. We couldn’t have picked a better activity
for this special day.
This
was our first time visiting this farm and we felt welcomed. We each had
the name and description of a goat on our name tags and we had to find
them, we then took pictures with them.
We got to experience what is like to milk a goat! It was much easier than I had thought!
They had newborn goats and we were thrilled to have been given the opportunity to bottle feed them.
And
of course we had to bring home some of the good stuff! We decided on
their Lemon-Blueberry Chevre and Goat Cheese Pesto and Pepper Torte.
It
was a very rewarding experience and I’m thankful to have been given the
opportunity to spend our day at a farm. On our way home my husband
thanked me for the things I encourage our family to do. We live in a
world with such busy lifestyles that we forget to appreciate Nature. To
those who live in the Houston/Austin area, I encourage you to check out
Swede Dairy Farm. Not only would you be supporting a great farm but they really do have amazing products.
~Adriana
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