A farm crew member training the Cerridwen Farm's oxen, Bill & Lou.

Centrally located on the farm, the dais is a common place for students and farm crew to relax.

The farm has a movable chicken coop, to promote cleanliness on the farm grounds, and dozens of free-range hens.

The Welsh Harvest Festival, held every autumn on the farm, features hay rides, cider-making, live music and games.

The barn houses the farm's Black Welsh Mountain Sheep in winter.

Farm crew members help organize veggies for the Community Supported Agriculture share, a share of produce picked up every week by participating community members.

The Cerridwen Farm is one of the only college-operated farms in the United States to support working draft animals.

Classes often visit the farm for experiential learning activities and service-learning.

The farm greenhouse is powered by off-the-grid passive solar and wind energy.

Here is a view of the windmill atop the permahill; in the foreground are the battery cells where excess energy is stored.

Winter and spring usually mean the birth of at least a few Black Welsh Mountain sheep.

In 2006, two llamas were introduced as temporary guests on the farm.