Families will be treated to activities ranging from hayrides to seeing CALF?s livestock, making your own wind chimes, learning how to select meat at the market,?seeing how to trim a cow?s hooves, identifying weeds, information on fruit and vegetables that grow well in our climate, learning to just livestock and more! Don?t miss our plans for our new Outdoor Garden Classroom in the Where Your Food Comes From? School Garden.
Admission to Farm & Ranch Day is free, courtesy of Murdoch?s Ranch and Home Supply; hayrides are available for a nominal fee which helps support CALF?s mission of Connecting People to Agriculture.
TAKE THE WHEEL and HELP RAISE FUNDS FOR CALF?s NEW OUTDOOR GARDEN CLASSROOM!
Take a free, no-obligation test drive and Ford Motor Co. will donate up to $6,000 to CALF.? A full line of Ford vehicles provided by Medved of Castle Rock will be available to choose from!
Farm and Ranch Day will also feature activities and exhibits provided by Douglas County Division of Open Space and Natural Resources, Douglas County and Colorado Farm Bureau, Douglas County Garden Club, Douglas Land Trust, and others.? Historic tours will be given by the Douglas County Historical Society.
Concessions will be provided by Flying Horse Catering.
Founded in 2002, the Colorado Agriculture Leadership Foundation at Lowell Ranch on Plum Creek three miles south of Castle Rock is a 133-acre working educational ranch that ?connects people to agriculture? through authentic educational programs, special events and community projects.??CALF aims to build a better understanding of the importance of agriculture in everyday life.??Contact Brooke Fox, President/CEO at 303-688-1026 or Brooke@thecalf.org.
Founded in 2002, the Colorado Agriculture Leadership Foundation at Lowell Ranch on Plum Creek three miles south of Castle Rock is a 133-acre working educational ranch that ?connects people to agriculture? through authentic educational programs, community projects and special events. Contact Brooke Fox, President/CEO at 303-688-1026 or brooke@thecalf.org.
Since 1975, CSU Extension Master Gardeners have been helping gardeners in communities throughout Colorado by providing information and solutions for a wide variety of horticulture topics. Get answers to your horticulture questions and help with garden and landscape problems by calling CSU Extension/Douglas County at 720-733-6935. Additional resources and publications are available on their website http://www.extension.colostate.edu/douglas.
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