Search results for: “agriculture”
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Fresh Local Food in Ogden: Urban Prairie Agriculture Fights Food Deserts
In a downtown Ogden neighborhood long defined as a food desert, entrepreneur Anne Dunaway has opened Urban Prairie Agriculture, a hydroponic indoor farm and small grocery store offering fresh, nutritious…
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From Farm to Table: The Bangerter Family’s 122-Year Journey in Utah Agriculture
Bangerter Farms has seen its share of challenges over the last 122 years. The challenges that come with modern farming may be different than they were in the Great Depression…
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Red Acre Center – Community-Supported Agriculture Program Offers Fresh, Local Food
The nonprofit Red Acre Center for Food and Agriculture lobbies for legislation that boosts community-supported agriculture programs, or CSAs. The for-profit Red Acre Farm sells shares in the operation, and…
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“Agriculture is my passion” — Benjamin Stutman
For Stutman, he strives for his farm to champion flavor of the meat, tradition and sustainability. “It’s a lot less stressful to cows when you are herding them by horseback…
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Behind the Scenes at the Utah Department of Agriculture and Utah’s Own
Utah’s Own is the marketing and outreach arm of the Utah Department of Agriculture, their goal is to put their logo on as many Utah Made food products as possible…
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Snuck Farm: Ethics and Agriculture Transcend Generations
Page Westover started Snuck Farm in Pleasant Grove in 2015 on land that her grandparents inherited from their grandparents. From the beginning she wanted it to be something different. She…
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Putting the Aggie in Agriculture: Student-run Garden Provides Fresh Produce and Experience
As spring brightens and days lengthen, students in Utah State University’s Student Organic Farm class are diligently monitoring the temperatures in their hoop houses and the soil moisture in their…
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Why Community Supported Agriculture is Great for Utah Farmers
“It is absolutely worth the cost!” Joanna Mull is talking about the Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program of which she is an enthusiastic participant.
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Ogden Valley City Incorporates as Voters Deliver a Surprising Mayoral Outcome
Ogden Valley City has officially incorporated at a pivotal moment for northern Utah, just as growth pressures tied to the 2034 Winter Olympics begin to accelerate. Voters also delivered an…
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Saving Utah Farms Starts at Millcreek’s Holiday Shoppes
Utah’s farmland is disappearing acre by acre, but Millcreek’s Holiday Shoppes offer a rare space where local growers, makers, and ranchers can still compete. Utah’s Own brings together more than…
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Utah November Events & Holiday Season Guide 2025
November in Utah brings a mix of local dining events, concerts, early ski season celebrations, holiday lighting traditions, and community gatherings across the state. This guide outlines the standout moments…
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Why Patriotism Matters More Than Politics This July in Utah
A Utah immigrant reflects on what patriotism really means—beyond parties, politics, and social media noise.
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Utah Beekeepers Battle Record Hive Losses
After hauling their hives back from California, Utah beekeepers Lewis and Jeremiah Johnson faced a grim reality. What they found in Perry shocked them.
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Saving Utah’s Farmland: The Fight Against Urban Sprawl and Vanishing Fields
Utah is losing farmland at a staggering pace. As developers circle and water rights grow contentious, a quiet fight is unfolding in fields and pastures across the state. Meet the…
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Lost Civilization of Utah: The Rise and Fall of the Fremont People
Buried beneath Utah’s rugged landscapes lies the forgotten world of the Fremont people—an ancient civilization that thrived for over a millennium before vanishing. Their intricate rock art, mysterious clay figurines,…
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Challenges Facing Ogden’s Small Businesses on Historic 25th Street
Ogden’s small businesses face tough challenges on Historic 25th Street, where economic pressures and competition from big chains make survival an uphill battle. While some independent shops become community staples,…