Nursery World - Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan

(Photograph) - Photo Ken Dickinson Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan was the perfect place for a visit from Amy, a prize-winning pedigree Holstein, to pupils at Llanghan primary school. Amy's owner, John Lougher, Glamorgan co-chair of the National Farmers' Union, is touring schools to educate children about milk. He said, 'Milk is a natural product and many children are not aware of its benefits - or where it comes from. If we encourage them at an early age they are likely to enjoy drinking milk throughout their lives and avoid developing conditions such as osteoporosis.'

Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan was the perfect place for a visit from Amy, a prize-winning pedigree Holstein, to pupils at Llanghan primary school. Amy's owner, John Lougher, Glamorgan co-chair of the National Farmers' Union, is touring schools to educate children about milk. He said, 'Milk is a natural product and many children are not aware of its benefits - or where it comes from. If we encourage them at an early age they are likely to enjoy drinking milk throughout their lives and avoid developing conditions such as osteoporosis.'

If we can encourage children to drink milk at an early age, they are likely to enjoy drinking it throughout their lives. This will avoid the risk of them developing conditions such as osteoporosis.'

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