Cook College Council blending up some cool drinks.

Designer Genes was in attendance showcasing their outstanding stature as a club.

Environmental Communication Organization recruiting new members.

Passion Puddle and the wildlife are always an attraction.

Lots of delicious treats could be had, especially near the Food Science Building.

The 4-H Club not only provided plants for sale, but you could become a plant in a picture!

A collage of 'GreenPrints' constructed by the students of the Cook History Project.

The Co-Op Education Honor Society sold T-shirts at their booth to raise funds for future events.

No Ag. Field Day would be complete without the petting zoo, including Llama this year.

Members of the Minority Education at Cook College Alliance were on hand to pass out information on their club.

The Cook division of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence had an elaborate display with many informative hand-outs.

The Organic Farm on Cook turned out with many of its finest specimens on display.

Always a popular attraction is the Plant Sale at Ag. Field Day. Almost anything your heart desires has a price tag and can be taken home.

Where there's plants, there's the Rutgers Garden Club. Their booth was quite popular and no doubt gained them many new members.

Folk Festival Banner

Giant AG Field Day banner

Guess the nuts contest

Herb sale near Bartlett

The llama at the petting zoo

Another picture of the llama

This way for the microbiology exhibit

Obedience training on Skelly Field

Passion Puddle