Published August 25. 2026 02:45PM
Cow cuddling is a new attraction at this year’s fair and it benefits the FFA students at Monroe Career & Technical Institute. It’s just $5 to de-stress with one of four six-month-old Holsteins and a portion of the fee goes to Monroe FFA. Seven-year-old Mylah Buccieri had fun getting up close with Kahlua on Sunday. The cows are provided by La Farm Girls in Easton and the cuddle spot is just beyond the main stage area. Monroe FFA is also raising money with Rabbit Poop Bingo and a raffle for a dogwood/gift certificate tree. CHRIS GRAPE-GARVEY/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
Cow cuddling is a new attraction at this year’s West End Fair, and it benefits the FFA students at Monroe Career & Technical Institute. It’s just $5 to de-stress with one of four 6-month-old Holsteins. A portion of the fee goes to Monroe FFA. Seven-year-old Mylah Buccieri had fun getting up close with Kahlua on Sunday. The cows are provided by La Farm Girls in Easton, with the cuddle spot just beyond the Main Stage area. Monroe FFA is also raising money with Rabbit Poop Bingo and a raffle for a dogwood/gift certificate tree. CHRIS GRAPE-GARVEY/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS