The Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association has launched the Spring Babies on the Farm Digital Passport.
The free digital pass connects people with farms across the state where they can meet newborn animals and learn about agriculture.
Passholders can visit farms featuring lambs, calves, chicks, goat kids, piglets and other spring arrivals. Guests can check in at participating locations, track their progress and unlock rewards as they explore through their mobile devices.
The passport will run March 20 – May 31, with some farms offering specific event dates.
Visitors can sign up for the free passport online. Once registered, passholders can browse participating farms, plan visits and check in at locations throughout the season.
“Spring is one of the most special times to visit a farm,” Sheila Everhart, WATA executive director, said in a statement. “Animals are being born, fields are coming back to life and farmers are excited to share those moments with visitors. The Spring Babies on the Farm Passport makes it easy for people to find farms where they can experience that firsthand.”
