Introducing Bells of Ireland, a new fact sheet developed with several of our regional cut flower farmers!
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We're hosting a VERY CASUAL evening at the farm to share our trials this year. Mark your calendar and get your free ticket!
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Check out our three new fact sheets on cut flower markets from florist to wholesale buyer preferences!
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A new fact sheet off the press, introducing Echinacea for Utah Cut Flower Production!
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Our first cut FOLIAGE production fact sheet for Utah is here!
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Have you ever wanted to grow your own mushrooms at home? If so, check out this fact sheet, written by our former undergraduate, Jacob!
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Tess Joosse interviews several research groups studying lead and other trace elements in urban soils, and we are honored to be included. Check out her article, The Legacy of Lead in City Soils, for fascinating reporting of the issue - health to prevalence, to tools, and hope.
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Dinnerplate dahlias are heavy feeders, and our cultivar of choice, ‘Cafe au Lait’, is also especially prone to virus symptoms. Our new article details nitrogen nutrient management trials and recommendations based on yield, and the first stage of virus research at USU!
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Please contact me if you would like my slides on cut flowers research at USU.
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Please contact me if you would like my conference presentation notes.
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Cosmos crops perform well in Utah - productive, low-maintenance, and in-demand. There’s a few tips and tricks for heavy production that we detail in the guide. Check out our new fact sheet to learn more!
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Had an excellent time at the Illinois Specialty Crop Conference!
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Hot off the press! We have a new fact sheet and this one is hefty. Our irrigation engineer brought together key soils and water information for managing salinity and sodicity to sustainably manage the significant production challenges in the West. You can download it here.
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Utah Flower Day is this Sat, 8/5/23!
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If you are growing snaps, now is the time to heavily prune for a second flush in late summer/early fall! Check out our fact sheet and paper for more info.
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