Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village

Delaware Agricultural Museum

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LULU, THE POT-BELLIED PIG, IS HOME AND EAGER TO RECEIVE GUESTS

Lulu, the pot-bellied pig, has returned from her winter retreat to her home here at the Delaware Ag Museum, and she is eager to have visitors. Especially visitors with food! Her favorite foods include cooked broccoli, pitted apricots, cucumbers, dark green lettuce, cooked potatoes, beets, grapes, pumpkins, all squashes, zucchini, unsalted peanuts, snow peas, spinach, yams, kale, TOMATOES (she LOVES tomatoes), pears, apples, berries, oranges, melons, pitted cherries and pitted peaches. HOWEVER, as with all mini pot-bellied pigs, Lulu must watch her weight because her leg joints can fail if she gets too heavy. So, please feel free to bring her snacks (or pick up a cup of popcorn at the Museum admissions desk); but PLEASE only feed her a few pieces during your visit.

TEACHERS – SCHEDULE A FIELD TRIP NOW !

Make history come alive for your K-6 students at the Delaware Agricultural Museum !

With the help of our knowledgeable volunteer interpreters, your students can experience what life would have been like for their ancestors living in rural America in the mid-1800’s before the advent of today’s “modern conveniences”! The DAMV offers several hands-on educational programs geared for grades K to 6 and tied to the Delaware State Standards, strands and grade level expectations. Click on the “Educational Programs & Group Tours” bar above and learn about all we have to offer your students for a fun-filled, educational day at the museum.