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Pasture-raised beef, pork, chicken and vegetables
Taylor Traditions Farm is a family farm in Grantsville, Utah, raising beef, heritage pork and chicken on pasture alongside an acre of vegetables. Buy at the farm stand, pick your own in the U-Pick garden, or shop online.
Five Acres. Seven Generations.
Welcome to Taylor Traditions Farm in Grantsville, Utah. We are a new farm on five acres, backed by seven generations of Utah farming. Our small farm is dedicated to clean seasonal production and bringing your food back to your community. Our mission is to provide families with local, high-quality food we are proud to feed our own family, and to connect your table to the land it came from.
From Farm to Table
We raise beef, heritage pork and chicken on pasture, alongside a variety of our favorite vegetables to keep your pantry well-stocked. We warmly invite you to visit our farm stand or come pick your own fresh produce.
Fresh Vegetables
Our acre garden hosts a variety of veggies. Our primary crops are tomatoes, peppers, green beans, cucumbers, and corn. Secondary crops include cantaloupe, watermelon, basil, winter squash, summer squash, pumpkins, and more. Everything is grown right here, using a drip line to conserve water and an organic approach to managing pests and weeds, and picked ripe from the vine for maximum flavor and nutritional value.
Heritage Pork
Our pasture-raised pigs spend their days in the back pasture hanging out with the chickens. They are from our herd of Idaho Pasture Pigs and heritage-bred animals. Their breed and lifestyle provide a dark red, delectable meat rich in flavor. Purchase ham, bacon, sausage, roasts, and pork chops.
Pastured Poultry
Raised in the pasture with the pigs, our chickens are of the best quality out there. Locally sourced feed, along with all the pasture forage they could want, creates a superior product devoid of antibiotics or hormones.
Where to find us
Farm Stand Hours
Monday–Friday • 2:30–6:30 pm
Saturday • 10 am–5 pm
Please enter at the garden entrance on the east end. Respect gates and fences and do not cross them.