Three new arrivals are attracting the crowds at Forge Mill Farm in Sandwell Valley, West Bromwich.
Victoria, Beth and Polly the Jersey cows have moved in and visitors are invited to go along to meet them and see them being milked.
The ladies, who are on loan from Sheldon Country Park, can be seen being milked at 11am every day.
And their delicious milk – they produce around seven litres each a day – should soon be on sale at the farm shop.
Cabinet member Councillor Paul Moore said: “The Jersey cows are another great addition to Forge Mill Farm.
“We have some more new arrivals on the way as we have sheep, goats and pigs on the farm about to give birth.
“Spring is a great time to visit both Forge Mill and Sandwell Park Farms.”
Admission to Forge Mill Farm is free, with a small charge for admission and some activities during school holidays.
The farm also offers educational visits for schools at Sandwell Valley aimed at Key Stages 1 and 2.
They include woodland walks including hunting for and identifying mini beasts, pond-dipping, farm visits and learning about the production of homegrown produce in the Victorian gardens.
The school visits take place from May to July and can be booked by 0121 569 3070.
Neighbouring RSPB Sandwell Valley, located just off the Newton Road in Great Barr, also offers educational visits designed to give primary school pupils hands-on learning experiences whilst having fun and making memories.
