Simple & Easy Gifts from Harward Farms We make it easy! Find simple & unique gifts for your: neighbors, teachers, coworkers, stocking stuffers and anyone on your list! To place an order for pick-up, reply to this email or text: 801-477-0871 call: 801-658-6995 We need 24 hours notice for gift baskets or bulk orders. Last day for pick-up is Friday, December […]
GREAT GIFT IDEA! AS A STOCKING STUFFER OR A 6-PACK NEIGHBOR GIFT… You will only find these real cane sugar sodas at Harward Farms, because we get these directly from a special brewer on the east coast and we designed and labeled these ourselves through our company, Maze Labeling. We have 10 different flavors and […]
Harward Farms corn stands will be opening July 16, 2022! Did you know we have never opened our stands before the 2nd week of July?? Because we love bringing you autentic, locally-grown goods…from our family’s farm to your family’s table! The reason you may see other stands open right now and not our beautiful green […]
Alfalfa hay has stems and leaves. When we let it dry in rows before baling, we are letting it “cure” so it can be stored without molding. Drying the hay is necessary, but presents a couple issues – it’s difficult to keep the leaves intact (making a loose bale) and the stems get hard (not […]
These young watermelon plants are all just a few days a part in their growth stages. If you look closely, you can see the plants’ seeds still on their leaves. Rather than planting the seed directly into the field, some of our plants (like peppers, tomatoes and watermelon) are started at Diamonds Greenhouse in Springville, UT. Once […]
Our first crop of alfalfa is looking good! It will be ready to harvest in mid to late May, where we will cut the alfalfa, let it dry a bit, and then bale it for hay feed. Alfalfa is popular for horses and other animals because of its high protein content. Did you know […]
This tractor attachment is specifically for laying down rows of plastic (called plastic mulch) for growing plants like zucchini, melon, cucumber or tomatoes. Sitting in the seats, farmers are pulled behind the tractor and make sure the plastic lays straight and tight. A drip tube for irrigating the plants is laid down before the plastic, […]
After the rows have been tilled and shaped, Jake sows corn seed by pulling a planter attachment behind his tractor. This special piece of machinery plants corn seeds down the middle of each row, exactly 6” apart. The steep rows that Ramon built help the seeds to stay in place during rainy weather and the […]
It’s planting season! Ramon has been busy getting our fields ready for planting by tilling and shaping our rows with a GPS-guided. GPS ensures perfectly straight rows to maximize each field’s capacity. Did you know that to grow plentiful crops, we must take care of the soil months before planting? Before winter sets in, we […]
Day 1: Little Hands Farm Camp! We Had a blast! We milked a cow, made ice cream in a bag, sheered a sheep and did farm chores! Day 1: Sheering a Sheep
