Speakers wear caps and tee-shirts with the logo. The cow is our friend because she gives milk for her calf and for the farmer to sell to us. The cow's digestive system allows her to eat feed that could not be consumed by people. The cow turns the feed into a nutritious product for us to drink and dairy products for us to eat. Following the presentation, teachers are given cookbooks or coloring books for the children.
Classes then visit the milking parlor.
Teachers were asked to evaluate the presentation and exhibit. Surprisingly, teachers rated the program at 9.1 as a learning experience for adults. A rating of 8.7 was given in response to the question of how much the children appeared to learn. In summary, two programs were implemented to provide information on animal agriculture to young children. Comments and requests for continuation and expansion indicate that both programs were successful, and could be adapted in many variations to teach children about agriculture.