Wednesday, August 18, 2010
A Taste From Indiana Farms
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Three days of free food, what could be better! Over 1,500 folks came through yesterday to get a taste of what agriculture provides and they are walking away with some facts they didn't know. Such as marshmallows are a pork by product! Or how much milk the average dairy cow produces. Here is a photo tour of what you can do. We are here 11-5 Wednesday and 11-4:30 Thursday.
We hope you can join us!
District 3 serving cheese curds from Fair Oaks Dairy |
District 8 serving pepperoni and marshmallows - promoting pork and by products |
District 2 serving lamb |
District 10 representing vegetables |
Illiana Watermelon Association serving fresh Indiana Watermelon |
Dow Agro Sciences promoting their new Omega 9 oils and serving popcorn |
Indiana State Beekeepers Association giving taste of honey |
Foremost Farms serving cheese cubes |
Carley Elk Farm serving elk summer sausage |
District 4 serving soy butter, a great substitute for those that can't eat peanuts |
District 5 serving beef summer sausage from Boone County |
District 6 is serving licorice. Yes it is a farm product, have you seen all the grains that are in the candy you eat? |
Indiana Goat Association serving goat brauts |
District 1 serving duck. Indiana is the #1 producer of duck in the nation. |
District 9 serving Red Gold Salsa |
District 7 serving fruit juices |
National Kidney Foundation to check your blood pressure. |
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We should have gone through the whole line after we finished serving, but we didn't want to wait the 45-60 minutes to do it ;-) It was a fun time watching people's faces when their cheese "squeaked!" Hee Hee!
so glad to see Lamb was represented. And some additional trivia information for you. Indiana ranks 2nd in tomatoes grown for processing and 6th in Watermelon production.
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