Visitors can learn that cattle are used for meat and milk production, cows need to have a calf before they produce milk, and that cows can produce a large amount of milk in their lifetime. They can also learn about the identification tags and passports that cattle must have.

Visitors can learn that sheep are pregnant for 5 months, can have twins or even triplets, and that their fleece is removed through shearing. They can also learn about the different uses of wool from different breeds of sheep.

Visitors can learn that pigs produce pork, have a specific number of teats, and that they are clean animals despite common misconceptions. They can also learn about the unique ways pigs prevent sunburn and their impressive running speed.

Visitors can learn that horses are herbivores, eat a large amount of food, and are measured in hands. They can also learn about the role of a farrier in caring for horses and the average life expectancy of a horse.