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Station: Worms, Soil HealthWorms!
Station: Nevada’s Food JourneyStudents will have a chance to milk our automated milk cow, Moolissa, and learn more about how their food gets from the farm to their plate.
Station Description: Seed Guessing Challenge: Will you be able to guess which fruit each seed comes from? Visit the 4-H table to become a plant detective.
Station: The Lemon’s Journey: Trace back the journey of a common lemon. Where does it come from? How does it get there? Who and what are needed to make it happen?
Station Name: Tribal Food Systems: The Veggies for Kids educational program focuses on increasing the consumption of vegetables, water, and physical activity.
Station: Obodo Collective: Bee the Pollinator and Taste the Plant Parts.
Theme: Dairy and STEM: Decorate your very own pin with dairy doodles and dairy fun facts while learning about Dairy in Nevada.
Station: Nevada Farm Bureau Cow Milking: Two life-size demonstration milking cows. One is a Holstein and the other is a Jersey.
Station: COMPASS: Provide information about Compass’s mission to create nature-based, values-driven grounding sites that promote mental, physical, spiritual, and environmental health.
Station: Fiber Arts: Come learn about different types of fiber.
Station Name: Master Gardeners: Come learn about plants with the Master Gardeners.
Station: Grow Anywhere: Discover Urban & Indoor Agriculture: Learn about how plants can grow indoors through multiple activities like a hydroponics demonstration, root observation, pH testing, and microscope plant observations.
Station: Bots, Plants, & Soil: Students will investigate and build a robot that will decrease soil compression in large fields through a fun activity.
Station: Pollination and Hydroponics: Come learn about plants with Green Our Planet.
Station: Earth Apple & Soil Superpowers: Using an apple to model available fresh water in the Mojave Desert, and hands-on rainfall demonstrations on runoff, erosion, and water conservation.
Station: Agriculture and Rangeland Management: Learn how drone technology helps monitor crops, assess rangeland health, and support sustainable land management decisions.
Station: Tesla Cybertruck: Get an up-close look at the Tesla Cybertruck with LVMPD and discover how innovation supports community safety.
Station: Meet the Cows: Meet the cows and learn how to care for cattle in the desert.
Station: Meat the Cuts!: Put the puzzle pieces together to discover where your favorite beef, pork, and lamb cuts come from.
Station: Ground Roping Demo: Watch rodeo athletes demonstrate the art of roping using ground dummies.
Station: Desert Pines Equine Vet: Come meet the mini pony and learn about the vet.
Station: Horse Grooming and Saddling Basics: Learn about grooming tools, horse hygiene, and saddle tack components through live observation.
Station: Chicken & Egg Incubation: Come learn how chicken eggs are incubated and see some chickens and a real incubator.
Station: Animal Science: Interact with pigs, goats, sheep, and chickens and ask questions about animals and farming.
Station Name: Livestock Learning Lab: Feeding and Health: sensory and hands-on display of feeds and medical equipment.
Mexican-American female equestrian riders preserving the traditional equestrian culture of La Charrería.
Student rodeo team showcasing competitive events and horsemanship.
Encouraging, developing, and maintaining student and parent interest in rodeo and rodeo-related activities while maintaining high academic standards.
Contact Marikate Lewis Ratliff, Coordinator of Farm Fest
