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Farm Tour for People with Disabilities

Incorporate More Sensory Participation

Whenever possible, the tours could incorporate more sensory participation for deaf and blind people. The tours can stop more sporadically and offer visitors an array of items to taste, smell and touch.

This will be a side benefit to non-handicapped people visiting the farm as they will also enjoy the sensory nature of the farm.

Plus, studies have shown that using one's sense of smell increases memory and learning. Children will potentially retain more knowledge from what they have learned on the farm tour.

Contributed by Lynn Cohen

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