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Harvest Apple Orchard 8251 Old Highway 169 Blvd Jordan, MN 55352 (952)-492-7753 (952)-492-2785
12 miles south of Shakopee, between Jordan and Belle Plaine Site-wide Photo Credits |
Petting Zoo
Come and enjoy our new walk-in petting zoo. Children and adults alike will have a blast interacting with the numerous farm animals we have to offer.
PRICES:
$3.00 per person
$10.00 for a family of 4
.50 For a cone of corn to feed the animals
Meet our Animals!
Goats
Come play with the numerous goats that we have at Minnesota Harvest. Baxter, Missy, Mitsy, Putz, Dott, and Less (just to name a few). All of the goats enjoy climbing on our play area and getting fed by the guests.
Sheep
At Minnesota Harvest we have four sheep. Saggy is our hybrid, this means that he is extremely large. Our others names are Bubba, George, and Sophie. The female sheep is called a ewe and a male sheep is called a ram. All of our sheep will be your best friend if you have corn to feed them. They will eat right out of the palm of your hand. Did you know a sheep’s “hair” is called wool and wool is used to make sweaters, coats and other types of clothing?
Llama
Hello my name is Ferbie! Don’t worry I DO NOT SPIT. I’m very nice and love to get attention from everyone. Notice my big eyes and long eye lashes. In South America llamas like me are ridden like we ride horses in this country.
Colt
We have a new addition to our Minnesota Harvest family. See our baby colt Apollo and his mom Babe. Both mom and baby love attention from all of the many visitors.
Mini Donkey
Hi my name is Jenny! I have been at Minnesota Harvest for 5 years. To be a mini, a donkey must be less than 36 inches tall at the shoulders. A male donkey is called a Jack; a female is called a Jennet or a Jenny (that is how I got my name). The life span of a miniature donkey is approximately 25-35 years.
Fun for all ages!
