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  1. 1A small herd of tan dairy cows grazing rough pasture in low evening lightHarmony Homestead LLCRaw milk, meat & eggs · Corinne4.9 (62 reviews)Harmony Homestead is a family farm at Corinne, Utah, run by Alma and Tasha, who milk their cows for raw milk and cream. The farm doubles as a quiet countryside escape, with camping on offer, farm classes from time to time and dairy cows for sale. The farm store opens Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 12pm to 6pm, selling raw milk and cream along with cultures for making kefir and yoghurt at home. The idea is a shop that feels like visiting a family farm as a kid, somewhere to slow down as much as to stock up.
  2. 2Two young women in the field making friends with a red calf on a halter, mountains behindHarland HomesteadRaw milk, meat & eggs · Tremonton5 (12 reviews)Harland Homestead is a family run homestead in Tremonton, Utah, built around connecting people with animals and the land. The family keep goats, chickens, pigs, bees, turkeys and alpacas, embrace the circle of life with as little waste as possible, and share their skills through animal science courses for kids, summer camps and adult classes in traditional crafts like soap making and cheese making. Products are made from what the homestead raises, with natural ingredients and time honoured techniques. The family also do metal fabrication, from branding irons to livestock handling equipment. Phone or email to ask what is currently on offer.
  3. 3The beekeeper in a white suit and veil holding up a frame of capped honey covered in bees, lit gold by the low sunThe Hive Mind ApiaryFarm shopThe Hive Mind Apiary is a small beekeeping operation in Draper, Utah that began with a single hive and grew into something much bigger, as watching a colony at work changed how the beekeeper saw bees altogether. The apiary now manages hives across the Salt Lake valley, taking its lead from the co-operation inside a hive, where every bee works for the good of the colony. The hives produce all natural honey and other bee products intended to be good for body and mind. There is no shop to visit, so phone, email or follow the apiary on Instagram to find out what is available.
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