Tours will be held on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays with a required reservation.  We will be respectful of social distancing throughout the tour for your safety and ask that guests bring masks to wear; there will be sanitizer throughout the property to use.  Please call for availability or if you have further questions. 

*We are not able to accept credit/debit cards at this time, so please remember to bring cash or a personal check.  Call if you need help figuring out your estimated group cost.

Unfortunately due to limited staff, we may not be able to accommodate all requests.

Limited availability is expected, so please call/text us at (608)-764-5090 or email at tina@dairyfarmtours.com.

Tour Schedule:

Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays

11 am – 1 pm and 1 pm – 3 pm

Spring is a great time to visit the farm! Chicks and ducklings are hatching and are an amazing experience for all age groups to hold. Baby pigs, lambs, goat kids, and calves are playing around the farm.*  With so many baby animals, you may get a chance to bottle-feed and pet them.  With spring crops planted, you will get to experience a wagon-ride to see what is growing in the fields. 

Summer is time for harvesting alfalfa, which goes to making our cows their delicious food. While on a wagon ride you will get the opportunity to learn about the crops that we feed our cattle and what diet it takes to keep our herd happy and healthy.  The baby animals from Spring are growing up and can be pet and hand-fed.  Our turkeys, ducks, and geese love to wander around the farm, looking for puddles to play in and hidden snacks in the grass.  The flowers in our gardens attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

Fall is when our other crops are drying out and ready to harvest. This is a perfect time to come and get a free pumpkin with admission, along with a wagon ride to and from the patch. 

*Usually we are bustling with a variety of baby animals to feed, hold, and pet; however we are unable to guarantee that we will have piglets, lambs, or goat kids throughout the year.  Plastic boot covers will be handed out to protect your footwear while visiting cows in the barn, but plan to dress for outdoor weather.