Clover visited with the students at the Youth Development Council’s annual summer camp on Tuesday, June 15.
Photos by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
Annie Cekada of Southland Dairy Farmers stands near the milking machine she’ll demonstrate on Clover.
Photos by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
Members from the Greene County Farm Bureau and students from the camp watch the mobile dairy classroom demonstration at Dover-Foxcroft Farm in Ruckersville.
Photos by Kathleen Borrelli/Greene County Record
Members from the Greene County Farm Bureau and students from the camp watch the mobile dairy classroom demonstration at Dover-Foxcroft Farm in Ruckersville.
The Youth Development Council (YDC) of Greene County hosted its annual summer camp this month for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing kids together to learn about fishing, sports, agriculture, music and more. Last summer, volunteer organizers did their best to stay in contact with 53 students and their families by mailing out monthly activity boxes—complete with healthy snacks—but everyone was pleased for the opportunity to come back together this year for a real in-person camp experience.
Members from the Greene County Farm Bureau and students from the camp watch the mobile dairy classroom demonstration at Dover-Foxcroft Farm in Ruckersville.
Members from the Greene County Farm Bureau and students from the camp watch the mobile dairy classroom demonstration at Dover-Foxcroft Farm in Ruckersville.
