One of our goals for Mount Gnomon Farm is to open it up for the public as much as we can.
This week we had a visit from a group of parents and children who home-school.
It was wonderful to watch the kids scratching a pig for the first time and laugh as they saw the piglets’ ears flop around while they chased each other.
It ‘s really important for children to learn where their food comes from, and that there are different ways of producing meat – some ethical, some not.
And when we talk to their parents we can explain why we need to protect rare breeds, and why free-range is the only humane system.
Hopefully we can sow seeds that will change people’s buying habits, in time.
Domino has a seat while Guy talks to the group, and Betty and Big Bertha line up for scratches.
Hi guys
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