Dairy farm discussion
Published 11:55 am Thursday, April 19, 2018
<p>John Henson | Daily Enterprise</p> <p>Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.</p>
<p>John Henson | Daily Enterprise</p> <p>Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.</p>
<p>John Henson | Daily Enterprise</p> <p>Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.</p>
John Henson | Daily Enterprise
Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.
John Henson | Daily Enterprise
Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.
John Henson | Daily Enterprise
Megan Bailey (right), a spokeswoman for the Southland Dairy Farms Classroom, was at Harlan County High School on Wednesday to present a program about cows and the milking process. Bailey told the students about cows and how milk is produced on farms. She also demonstrated the milking process as agriculture students Selena Smith, Mona Brock, Katie Napier and Nikki Callahan watched. Bailey talked to the students during the presentation, even spraying milk from Jet, the cow that made the trip with her to Harlan County.
