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EDUCATING WITH OXEN

  

Kathy still actively gives lectures at schools as an author/illustrator with her books and paintings. 

"Oxen in History" Presentation...

Teaching children about the impact that oxen had on American history, giving examples along the way on the role that oxen had throughout history.​​

The children learn what an ox is and how they are the same as other ruminants. They also learn how they differ from other animals. With a vast array of items pertaining to oxen on display, each child gets to look at and touch teeth, hooves, yokes and many other things associated with oxen and large animals. Also watch a DVD on the history of oxen, 

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In Schools • Lectures • Presentations  


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Girl leading two oxen through a field
A girl and her oxen in a pastoral landscape
A woman stands wearing a pink t shirt with gins
A girls guiding her oxen through morning light
Group of people talking to each other
A woman stands wearing a white shirt

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Ox-K Farm Facts

New Hampshire Audubon's Prescott Farm Center

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  • Training oxen for over 43 years
  • Member • NH Farm Bureau
  • 4-H Leader • Belknap County
  • 4-H Member • Belknap County -Working Steers
  • Member • New England Oxen -Teamsters
  • Ox-K farm's oxen pulled Gilford's Tanner Hill Bridge

Ox Facts

New Hampshire Audubon's Prescott Farm Center

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  • We purchase calves for oxen as young as 8 hours to one week old.
  • They are bottle fed for 8 weeks until they can go on grain and hay.
  • Training begins at 2 weeks so that the oxen can go to fairs, parades, schools and many other events.

New Hampshire Audubon's Prescott Farm Center

New Hampshire Audubon's Prescott Farm Center

New Hampshire Audubon's Prescott Farm Center

 Amidst the picturesque backdrop of Prescott Farm in Laconia, Ox-K's Kathy Salanitro delivered her popular presentation on oxen. Attendees first gathered in the Samuel P. Pardoe building for a viewing of our video on oxen. From there, it was on to the historic barn, which sits on the Center's 106 acres, for a hands-on presentation on oxen. Young and old were allowed to interact with our four Brown Swiss oxen and all participants were encouraged to try their hand at driving a team of oxen. Pete and Rusty pull Tanner Hill Bridge into place. 

Gilford's Thompson-Ames Historical Society

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