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SUS Farms — Allegedly Organic
Get in touch

Email reaches us fastest. The barn door is open too.

Hours, address, and the questions we like best. We read every email — usually from a phone in the greenhouse.

Stay in touch

Three ways to find us.

hello@susfarms.com

Email

The fastest way to reach us. We read between chores — usually 24-48 hours, longer during lambing or planting weeks.

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Sevier County, Utah

Visit in person

Walk the rows. Meet the dogs. Ask the questions you came with. Posted hours Wed-Sun in season.

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Instagram & YouTube

Follow along

Day-to-day farm updates, build progress, animal moments, and answers to questions we get all the time.

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Michael in the greenhouse

What we like answering

Most plant questions get answered in here.

Lamb with her mother
Herb rows in the greenhouse
LaRene in the nursery

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What we like answering

Questions worth sending.

Plant problems with photos. Variety recommendations for your specific yard. Wholesale or large-volume pickups. Group visits, school tours, gardening club meetups. Honest questions about how something works on the farm — those always lead to the best conversations.

Send a note

Anything from quick questions to wholesale inquiries. We answer every one — usually within 48 hours.

We use a small math puzzle instead of CAPTCHA images so you don’t have to click pictures of buses. Sorry for the dorkiness.

We answer slow. We farm. It’s a whole thing.

Open hours

Spring (Mar–May)

Wed–Sun · 9am–5pm

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Wed–Sun · 9am–6pm

Fall (Sep–Oct)

Wed–Sun · 9am–5pm

Winter (Nov–Feb)

Closed — back in March

Where we are

Sevier County, Utah

Exact GPS coordinates and the final turn-by-turn sent when you reach out about a visit. Cuts down on wrong driveways.

Plan a visit

When you visit

  • ✓ Working livestock-guardian dogs on site
  • ✓ Closed-toe shoes recommended
  • ✓ Real plants, real soil, real talk
  • ✓ Picnic area available
  • ✓ Bring water — Utah elevation dehydrates fast
Lamb with her mother in the pasture

Before you write

Common questions, answered.

Usually 24-48 hours. Lambing weeks (March-April) and the spring planting rush can push that to 3-4 days. Anything urgent — emergencies with a plant you bought from us, group visits, wholesale — gets bumped to the top of the queue.
Yes, during posted hours (Wed-Sun in season). Groups of 15+ should email ahead so we can prep the animals for traffic and have someone available to walk you through.
Informally during regular hours — show up with questions and we’ll answer them while we walk. Formal group tours (school groups, gardening clubs) need at least a week of lead time so we can build out the route.
Send a photo of the symptoms, the variety name if you remember it, and a brief description (when you noticed, recent weather, watering schedule). We answer most home-garden questions free; for soil tests and lab work we’ll point you to USU Extension — they’re better at that than we are.
No. The plants we grow are too tender for cardboard-box shipping and we’d rather not handle returns when they arrive sad. Local pickup at the farm only, plus a few seasonal Wasatch Front pickup spots for special offers like Mother’s Day baskets.
Limited. We work with a handful of Utah landscapers and small CSAs we know. If you’re running a project that wants a few hundred plants of a specific variety, email — we can sometimes accommodate, but production capacity is real.
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They actually care. About the plants. About the land. About getting it right. It’s rare to feel that when you’re buying something.

A customer from Monroe, UT

Drop us a line

We answer every email.

Plant questions, group-visit requests, wholesale, or just saying hi after reading a guide — send a note and we’ll write back between chores.

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Keep in touch

Plant updates, weather rants, and the occasional goat photo.

We send one newsletter per month. No spam. Honestly, we barely remember to do it.