Businesses celebrate Georgia Ag week with children’s activity

  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Kim Cannon with Children’s Services at Rabun County Public Library reads “Miss MacDonald Had a Farm” by Kalee Gwarjanski during “On the Road Storytime.”
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Kim Cannon with Children’s Services at Rabun County Public Library reads “Miss MacDonald Had a Farm” by Kalee Gwarjanski during “On the Road Storytime.”
  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Lucas Ortiz, 3, and Ella Darnell, 7, pet “Frosty” the dairy calf and hear a story during “On the Road Storytime with Mrs. Kim and Farm Bureau.”
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Lucas Ortiz, 3, and Ella Darnell, 7, pet “Frosty” the dairy calf and hear a story during “On the Road Storytime with Mrs. Kim and Farm Bureau.”
  • Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Jennifer Gantt, left; Davie Gantt, 4; Gauge Gantt, 1; and Margo Mitcham enjoy cheese curds from Farmstead Market on March 20.
    Megan Horn/The Clayton Tribune. Jennifer Gantt, left; Davie Gantt, 4; Gauge Gantt, 1; and Margo Mitcham enjoy cheese curds from Farmstead Market on March 20.
    Georgia is home to a large Agriculture industry and we in Rabun County are blessed to have many local businesses who provide locally grown food. Bringing awareness to the community about ...

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