Our Natural Resource Management juniors are conducting their daily maintenance protocol in our head-start lab. Maintaining biosecurity by keeping this lab clean and organized ensures the health of the hatchlings turtles within it and reduces the transfer of zoonotic diseases to humans. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence








Our Equine Science seniors are back in the saddle! This week they bathed and groomed horses before getting some riding practice in. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence




Our Landscape Design and Contracting juniors are prepping an area by our dairy barn for new plants! On Tuesday, they started removing old plants to be transplanted. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence







Thank you to all of our wonderful vocational teachers here at Bristol Aggie! Pictured are just some of our many vocational teachers that make our programs possible. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence #Teachagday










Our juniors in our Companion Animals concentration are learning about fish tanks! They cleaned and managed their fish tanks this week, practicing skills they will use in the animal science field. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence






On Friday, our Arboriculture students planted a tree in memory of a former student who had passed away. Our juniors learned about planting with this project while our seniors worked on equipment operation. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence









We would like to thank our Forager Level Sponsors of our Annual Farm-to-Table Dinner: Bayside Agricultural, BayCoast Insurance, Schumacher Companies, Massachusetts Cranberries and Bank 5. Thank you!

Double the weddings, double the creativity! Last week, our talented Floriculture students worked to make arrangements for two different weddings. From bouquets to centerpieces, they worked to make everything perfect for their clients' big day! #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence










Our Agricultural Mechanics students are hard at work! Our juniors are working to restore a Farmco feeder so it can be put back to use on our farm, while some of our seniors work to restore a 1954 Farmall Cub. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence





Thank you to our Harvester Level Sponsors of our Annual Farm-to-Table Dinner: Fernandes Masonry, Inc., Full EnVision Farm, T-Scape Landscape Services, Araujo Farms, Amaral, HMFH Architects, and Beaver Express, LLC. Thank you!

Out vet clinic is open! This week, seniors in our Veterinary Science and Laboratory Animal Technology concentration assisted the Veterinarian with feline wellness examinations and vaccines. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence





Thank you to our sponsors for our Annual Farm-to-Table Dinner! Today, we want to thank LEGEND Level supporter DW White Construction, INC. DW White has been a LEGEND Level supporter for two years in a row and also participates in our Co-Op Program. Thank you!

Welcome back! Now that school is back in session, our junior and senior Livestock students are working hard around the farm, taking care of our animals and trimming sheep hooves. #BAPride #CultivatingExcellence






With our Annual Farm-to-Table Dinner coming up, we wanted to start thanking our sponsors! Today we're thanking our Cultivator Level sponsors: BayCoast Bank, Nadeau Tree Service, and the Law Office of John R. Mitchell, Esquire. John Mitchell is a member of the Board of Trustees, and Ryan Nadeau from Nadeau tree service is on our Advisory Board, as well as employing six Aggie alumni! Thank you to our sponsors for your support.

Throwback Thursday
It is that harvest time of year when it is delightful to enjoy a locally grown ripe tomato and to look forward to some farm fresh apples!
In these images from 1964, students kept busy with various harvesting activities on our campus. These photos show students tomato pruning, potato bagging, and apple packing.



Just by eating at Chipotle, 25% of your order cost will go to help pay for our trip to the Dominican Republic through EF Tours. Just use the code on the flyer! The fundraiser will run from 4-8 pm on Saturday, September 7th at the Seekonk location.

Alumni Spotlight:
Hi! I’m Madison Bosse, I graduated from Bristol Aggie in 2023. I was a floriculture major, and I still practice flower design as a side business, but my full time job is in the classroom! I work as a behavior technician, where I work with children on the ASD spectrum to prepare them for public school by teaching them basic reading, writing, mathematics, and science. I also teach them different lifestyle habits, such as brushing their teeth or making new friends! I am enrolled at BCC where I study elementary education, in hopes to become an elementary school teacher (preferably 1st grade). I enjoyed my time at BA and all of the skills I learned, and I still complete design work when I am not in school or at work. I have a small side business called Bosse Blooms, where I make small arrangements & business really picks up around prom season!
Alumni Spotlight:
“Aggie sparks passion”
At Bristol Aggie, Amanda was a Small Animal Science Major and a student worker in the Animal Science department. She fell in love with the dairy cows and continued to pursue an Associate degree in Dairy Production and Management at SUNY Cobleskill. Graduating in 2017, she moved to Millbrook, NY chasing her dream to work with cows.
For the past 7 years, she has been a herd manager at Uplands Farm working with a Holstein cow herd who are known in the area for their high component milk. While still working on the dairy, in 2021, she obtained her Bachelor degree in Ag Business Management, expanding her knowledge to better run the dairy, as well as her husband’s mobile diesel ag repair business.
Alongside working with dairy cows, she helps educate the local community on the dairy industry by working local events as well as hosting tours for the local FFA chapters, 4-H, and interested high schools.
When not in the barn, Amanda enjoys her second passion, photography, of wildlife to local landscapes!




Alumni Spotlight:
Hi, I'm Charleigh Doehler, I am a Flori alumni Class of 2024. I'm attending the University of Maine for animal and veterinary science. One day I plan to become a large animal vet! I have my own floral business est 2021 and this year is my first year growing flowers and selling stems! I’ve been busy with event design and little arrangements here and there! But my main focus since graduating is showing livestock and spending all of my free time working cattle. I have a full-time job while maintaining my business and showing livestock while trying to reach my main goal of having my own veterinary practice. This summer I have been to Westport Fair and MA State Dairy Show! With lots more fairs coming up. Not only that but I will be showing cattle at the University of Maine!








Alumni Spotlight:
Hi everyone! I am Emma Duarte, graduate of the 2019 class of Bristol Aggie. I was a Small Animal Science student and a student worker in both the Large and Small Animal Departments. (This is where I got my love of cows). Following graduation, I attended the State University of New York at Cobleskill in upstate New York where I studied Animal and Dairy Sciences. I graduated in 2023 with my Bachelor's of Technology in Animal Science: Dairy Concentration and my Associates of Applied Science in Agricultural Business. Throughout college, I worked on various dairy farms and completed two internships during my summers. I am currently employed by Dairy One, an analytical company that offers tools and solutions to help farms in many different areas. I am a DHI (Dairy Herd Improvement) field technician. We are also known as "milk testers." I am coming up on my two-year anniversary and I will soon be coming to the farm at Aggie to test the robot!
Besides my full-time job with Dairy One, I like to enjoy my time spent on the dairy farm I live on in Central New York! We milk 120 head in two separate tie-stall barns. Here are some photos!






