Utah Farmers
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Preserving Your Harvest Through Canning
To enjoy the taste of summer even in winter, can your own fruits and vegetables.
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Intensive-grazing practices could be a key part of the solution preventing climate change
Allan Savory is a leading Biologist who is dedicated to improving range lands throughout the world using livestock. If desertification is reversed climate change is not inevitable.
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Beehive Naturals
“Our kids actually do a lot of the work on the farm—milking goats and tending bees.”
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Omnivore’s Dilemma: Liberal Propaganda?
What is this Omnivore’s Dillema, slow food, localvore farm to table– movement?
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Young Living Farms Receives a Warning Letter from the FDA
The ramifications could have severe consequences on the entire essential oils industry in Utah.
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Young Living Farms Wacky Somalian Adventures
Gary Young visited Somalia seeking frankincense. According to Sultan Yusuf Ahmed Salah Young is now using photos without consent to help tell a fictional account of what transpired.
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Vertical Gardening Tomatoes– See the Huge Difference!
Turn your backyard garden into a salsa-making factory by growing up rather than out.
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Moab’s Red Cliffs Lodge Owner Colin Fryer
In this installment of Small Towns in Utah, we spend an afternoon with Colin Fryer, owner of Moab’s famous Red Cliffs Lodge. Takeaway: persistence pays off.
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Castle Creek Winery and Wine Making in Utah
A History of wine making in Southern Utah.
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Why the World Comes to Moab
Moab measures up to every adventurer’s dream. Find out why.
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Growing Empire Perennials and Nursery
Starting a legacy in Salt lake and still going strong, Ruth MacAngus loves making people smile when she sales her plants!
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Utah’s Food Renaissance
Local Chefs are teaming up with local farmers. Could this be the start of a new trend?
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Mittleider Method, organic farmers using fertilizer?
Jacob Mittleider has had success with growing organic vegetables in harsh conditions.
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Chicken Coops Are Family Chic in Utah
Backyard chickens offer a connection between the city slickers and small town farmers.