WHEATLAND — Kindergarten students at Libbey Elementary and third-grade students at West Elementary recently learned about pigs and farmers, a news release issued by AMVC Management Services reports.
AMVC, which owns and manages the sow farms in Wheatland, spent an afternoon with the local students teaching them about pig farming.
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WHEATLAND — Kindergarten students at Libbey Elementary and third-grade students at West Elementary recently learned about pigs and farmers, a news release issued by AMVC Management Services reports.
AMVC, which owns and manages the sow farms in Wheatland, spent an afternoon with the local students teaching them about pig farming.
AMVC public relations coordinator Alicia Humphrey talked to the students about animal housing, care and nutrition. The students watched several short educational video clips so they could visually see what the inside of pig farms look like and how pigs are cared for on a modern farm. In addition, AMVC brought two 2-week-old piglets to visit the students at the schools.
Mary Budd and Meghan Murray, AMVC Wyoming employees, accompanied Humphrey to the school visits and facilitated the hands-on learning for the students. Budd and Murray fielded questions while giving each student an opportunity to pet the piglets.
Budd, an AMVC employee of five years, had a fun time educating the students.