PIG VALVE EDUCATION — The annual farm tour at Ralph and Vikki Glosemeyer’s farm was held Wednesday, April 22, in Concord Hill. Schools in attendance included Holy Rosary, Liberty Christian, …
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PIG VALVE EDUCATION — The annual farm tour at Ralph and Vikki Glosemeyer’s farm was held Wednesday, April 22, in Concord Hill. Schools in attendance included Holy Rosary, Liberty Christian, Marthasville Elementary, St. Ignatius and St. Vincent. Students made their way through eight different stops, including trees/wildlife, soils and terraces, electricity, rocks and minerals, farm safety and healthy foods. The event is sponsored by the Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District. Feeling inside a pig heart are from left, Hailey Uhrhan, Anna Meyer and Julia Zellmer. Cindy Gladden Photo.
