A Day in the Life of a Settler : In the 19th century, the work performed by children was crucial to the operation of the farm. Once the field work was done, there was still work to be done at home. At this POD, students will gain an understanding of agricultural chores such as butter churning, wool spinning and the laundry board.

Dairy: Students will have an opportunity to recognize milk's role in healthy living by analyzing essential nutrients found in milk and their functions in maintaining a healthy body.  They will also learn how milk is processed into dairy and dairy products for consumers and finish with a milking demonstration.

Country Corral An array of sheep pigs, and cows all brought together in one ring is sure to not only entertain but teach everyone how valuable animals are in our everyday lives.  From food, to clothing to nutrition, their importance will be brought to life, like only Cowboy Fred can do.

Eggs & Chickens : At this POD you will not only learn how eggs are graded and produced locally but you will learn the difference between chickens & hens and why they play an important part in your daily routine.

Little Ray's: His educational presentation is always a hit and this year's promises to be exceptional. Come and learn about the giant lizards from around the world including cousins of the infamous Komodo dragons'.

Canadian Raptor Conservancy The Canadian Raptor Conservancy performs live, Free-Flight Demonstrations that combines education with entertainment to teach students about raptors and their important role in nature.  Each demonstration includes an educational commentary that addresses each individual species and how they fit into their natural world. We will cover such topics as: the food chain, distribution, habitat, adaptations, hunting style and historical significance.