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Rowley's South Ridge Farms
300 West 900 South
Santaquin, UT 84655
Telephone:
801-754-5511
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Website:
www.southridgefarms.com
Year Started:
1984
# American Employees:
40
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When the pioneers came west and settled in the mountain and desert valleys of what is now Utah they were an industrious people. Survival
meant self sufficiency and farming became a way of life. Fruit trees were planted in various locations to see if they would survive in
the harsh climate of the west. In the early 1900's the Rowley family was one of the first families to become commercial fruit growers in
Utah. They planted some of the first "sour cherries".
Now three generations later they are still planting fruit trees and raising their families on the rich soil of southern Utah county.
South Ridge Farms is located on the southern ridge of Utah county and overlooks the large Utah valley and Utah lake. South Ridge Farms
is a fourth generation family fruit growing operation. Most of the acreage at South Ridge Farms is planted into red tart cherries, we
also raise several varieties of apples, and pears and berries. For the harvest time at our farm market we grow several acres of
pumpkins, squash, gourds, and corn. Our farm belongs to two different cooperatives. One process our tart cherries and the other one our
apples. We are grateful that we can participate with other fruit growers in packing, processing, and marketing our fruit.
At the farm we produce many products that we sell direct to the public through our "on the farm market". We also sell these products to
a great number of gourmet and specialty stores. Many gift basket people use our products. It is rewarding to provide high quality
products from the fruits that we grow on our farm. Enter the Store and check them out! |
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