Capital One Bank AGVENTURE
Visit Capital One Bank AGVENTURE, located in Hall A of Reliant Center, to learn about agriculture. It’s a great place for children and adults alike. Nearly every species of livestock can be found inside this fun and educational area, with several live animal exhibits. Exhibits are free with a Reliant Park admission ticket, unless otherwise noted.
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AGVENTURE Activities
(open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. - demonstration times noted below)
Birthing CenterExperience the miracle of life right before your eyes in the Birthing Center, featuring newborns from various species of livestock. Stop by to visit the baby animals, watch as they take their first steps, see how their mothers nurture them and witness how they react to the world. New for 2012, play pens have been added for the newborn calves and lambs. |
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Breed Row BarnBreed Row Barn showcases different breeds of swine, cattle, sheep and goats, with the opportunity to get a close-up view of all the animals. |
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Cotton Gin at the Texas Farm Bureau ExhibitTexans should be proud to know that their state leads the nation in cotton production. Cotton is an essential product used in most clothing and many other household and industrial products. Visit this educational exhibit to learn how cotton goes from the fields to closets. |
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Dairy Discovery ZoneThe Dairy Discovery Zone is an interactive learning experience, all about life on the farm to dairy products. Take a virtual farm tour and find out how cows are milked. |
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Honey BeesSee these busy bees work to make honey in their hives, which are encased in protective plastic. These insects' production of honey provides an essential ingredient in many foods. They pollinate one-third of the crops used for food as well. |
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Horticulture ExhibitTake a journey underground and learn about the importance of soil composition, insects and worms, water, and vegetation in urban and rural agriculture. Get hands-on with live earthworms and learn how to construct your own composting bin. Plant a seed, take it home and watch it grow. |
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Milking ParlorHere, see live demonstrations of how a cow is milked and the process used to get milk to the grocery store. Next door to the Milking Parlor, visit Elsie the cow and her calf, Beauregard. Demonstrations: Monday - Sunday, 10 a.m. to noon, and 2 to 7 p.m.
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Petting ZooThe petting zoo includes a wide variety of animals - from the exotic to those found on a typical farm. Grab a handful of tasty treats and see which animals are hungry. |
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Pony RidesPony rides are available for each little cowboy and cowgirl. Beautiful Welsh ponies walk carousel-style with their young riders. Each ride is $7 per ride, per child, and photos are available for additional costs. |
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PoultryThe poultry exhibit includes everything from adult turkeys and chickens to chicks and incubating eggs, hatching at eye (and stroller) level. |
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RabbitsSocial animals that they are, rabbits love attention and affection. The rabbit exhibit features several different breeds, and provides visitors the chance to interact with these furry animals. Cavies, which are similar to guinea pigs, also are highlighted in this exhibit. |
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Spinning & WeavingStop by for a lesson in spinning cotton and other products into clothes, blankets and much more. It's fiber at its finest. Demonstrations Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. |
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Texas Department of Agriculture's Food and NutritionNew for 2012, Texas Department of Agriculture's Food and Nutrition division invites children into "E-town," an interactive world where children learn about the three E's of healthy living - education, exercise and eating right. |
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Texas Farm Bureau Planet AgricultureFun facts: crayons come from pigs and marshmallows come from sheep and goats. Learn about the commodities that make up Texas' agriculture industry and how to use them every day. |
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