Val the Cow at Cow Pie Bingo

Recently, Executive Director Matt Michaud, Vice President Samantha McNay and Jami Guess visited Holy Cross High School for their annual Cow Pie Bingo event. Sunny Acres Farm and Jefferson County Farm Bureau has been providing Holy Cross with their "Fertilizer Cow" for three years.

Valentine (The Steer) really enjoyed his second trip to the event.

(left to right) Vice President of Jefferson County Farm Bureau Samantha McNay, Valentine, and Executive Director Matt Michaud

Students got to meet Valentine as part of the event.

Val was comfortable enough to decide to nap...while cute, didn't really help select a "Cow Pie Bingo" winner.

In the end, everyone had a great time and Val got to meet some wonderful people.

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