Notes From Oliver, My Chief Livestock Intern

Oliver teaching kids how to fix a hose

The Pressure Is Building!

My name is Oliver, and I am the lead animal intern here at Mezzacello Urban Farm. One of my roles as the lead animal intern is to feed the animals every morning while I’m at the farm. I may not always be there to fulfill this task, so I’ve drafted up this handy blog post.

(Work in progress)

I still plan to write another paragraph on the process and what kind of foods the animals need, so I’ll take care of that tomorrow. Three things I learned are;

  • The ducks don’t eat meal worms daily, they get peas instead.

  • The rabbits can drink from any water source, not just from the tap.

  • The purpose of the feeding ring in the pond.

Jim Bruner

Jim Bruner is a designer, developer, project manager, and futurist Farmer and alpha animal at Mezzacello Urban Farm in downtown Columbus, OH.

https://www.mezzacello.org
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