Meet the animals live online at Hahndorf Farm Barn

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The Farm Barn in Hahndorf have launched a series of "learn from home" live streams where kids can learn about the animals who call The Farm Barn home.

Where do orphan baby lambs come from? How does a chicken hatch? How miniature is a miniature pig really?

Your kiddos can now learn all about the animals at The Farm Barn in Hahndorf, from the comfort of your couch.

The good folk at the Hahndorf Farm Barn have recently launched a regular series of “learn from home” live stream tutorials on their Facebook and Instagram pages where kids can learn about the animals who call The Farm Barn home, as well as submit questions to be addressed during the live feed.

The friendly Hahndorf farmers have all the answers, and you and your kiddos can have a front row seat to see all the cutest little animals, without so much as a whiff of barnyard air.

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The Farm Barn is also open again for visitors, so you can set aside a day to hold, touch and feed their animals in complete safety and at your own comfort level. You can even try your hand at milking a cow, take a pony ride, bottle feed baby lambs and hand feed the camels and donkeys.

Meet the baby lambs and see them have their bottles live online this Friday, May 22, at 4:30pm.

For the latest live stream details and more information about The Farm Barn head to:

facebook.com/thefarmbarn

@hahndorffarmbarn

farmbarn.com.au

Opening hours:

10am to 4pm – 7 days a week.

The Hahndorf Farm Barn is open almost every day of the year (including all public holidays) except the 24th to the 26th of December.

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