Urban Prairie Agriculture

Urban Prairie Agriculture We are an Urban Farm in Marriott-Slaterville, UT. We focus on food system infrastructure and access.

08/29/2026

We are a rain or shine company. So are the farmer's markets. We came in the rain, set up in the dark, and are smiling all the way. Come support my hardworking farm friends at
Farmers Market Ogden
SLCfarmersmarket

08/22/2026

Catch us in Salt Lake at SLCfarmersmarket
Or in Ogden at Farmers Market Ogden

08/21/2026

Tomorrow at Farmers Market Ogden and SLCfarmersmarket

08/16/2026

We've been sold a pretty wild idea about convenience: eating real food takes too much time.

I'm not convinced we're saving much time. I do think we're losing something important: our knowledge of FOOD.

This salad took me five minutes.

Chopped cucumber, red onion and shish*to peppers. Then a lot of fresh mint, parsley and rosemary. Salt, pepper, garlic, honey wine vinegar and a rich balsamic. Mix it up. Done.

Humans have used mint for digestion for thousands of years. Modern research backs its effects on the digestive system and has identified numerous antioxidant and anti-inflammatory compounds in mint.

Parsley is packed with vitamin C, vitamin K and plant compounds like apigenin. Research has found strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activity in parsley.

Rosemary has been associated with memory since ancient Greece. Fascinatingly, modern studies have found measurable effects of rosemary on cognition and memory.

Our ancestors didn't know words like polyphenols and flavonoids. They just spent generations learning which plants made food taste good and helped people feel well.

Eating well doesn't require a new diet, complicated recipes or an extra hour in the kitchen.

Maybe we just need to remember how to use food again.

Grab a cucumber. Grab a fistful of fresh herbs.

Five minutes. That's pretty damn convenient.

08/15/2026

I am in Ogden at Farmers Market Ogden and I sent my kid to SLCfarmersmarket

Get your garden goods local! ❤️

08/13/2026

Rome wasn't built in a day. Apparently, neither is a farm. 😂

But damn! It feels good to look around and see how far this place has come.

When I took over this property, it was w**ds from property line to property line. And not cute little w**ds either. We're talking 10 to 14 feet tall. That first year, there wasn't much glamorous about what I was doing. I spent an unbelievable amount of time manually removing Russian thistle, milk thistle, burdock, alfalfa, bindw**d, tuber grasses, and whatever else had spent years happily claiming this ground as its own.

I wasn't really building a farm just yet. I was too busy uncovering one.

The second year, I finally got to start putting some bones underneath the vision. Water systems went in. Storage buildings went up. Driveways and parking areas started taking shape. Slowly, this empty, overgrown piece of ground started functioning like a place where something much bigger could happen.

By year three, it was time to grow.

I partnered with Roberts Ranch Hoophouses and suddenly four beautiful high tunnels were standing where those towering w**ds used to be. We prepped the ground, built out production space, and started putting this land to work.

And this year has been different. We have had the opportunity to focus on creating curb appeal.

I've been planting herbs, native plants, ground covers, and landscaping that will make the farm more beautiful while still making sense for a working farm. And because I believe pretty strongly when it comes to supporting local businesses, I shopped local first. Willard Bay Gardens supplied a huge selection of localscaping plants and herbs, and I found a bunch of beautiful native plants and ground covers at Valley Nursery Inc.-Utah

There's still dirt. There are still w**ds. There are still projects everywhere I look, because apparently farms never actually reach the mythical state known as "finished."

But when I thunk on where we started and then look at this place today, I'm incredibly proud of it.

Four years ago, I was standing in w**ds taller than me. I cannot wait to invite you out to see!

08/08/2026

Come shop for fresh, local, and organic produce. Its delicious and safe. ❤️❤️

Farmers Market Ogden
SLCfarmersmarket
Rachel Kingston
Lavender Hill Utah
SUPER-MOY

08/07/2026

Some people give their whole heart to their work.

Diana gives her whole life to it.

At Greenwood Charter School, she is known as Coach D. I know her simply as the bad ass.

Greenwood has a remarkable outdoor learning program spread across seven acres. It is a place where students can grow food, study ecosystems, gather beneath the willow trees, explore a frog pond, and learn in ways that cannot happen inside four classroom walls.

But none of that space builds or maintains itself.

While most teachers have been enjoying a well-earned summer break, Diana has spent hers volunteering at the school. She has been outside in the heat, cutting walking paths between learning spaces and working her butt off to create improvements and magic for the entire school. She has done an unbelievable amount without funding, without a crew, and without proper equipment.

She does not just care about this program. She carries it.

If you do not know Coach D, you are missing one of the most committed and caring teachers in Weber County.

And now I am begging our community to show up for her.

Our greatest need for volunteers is Monday, August 10. 

There is a tremendous amount to accomplish before students return. We need people who can mow and w**d-whack the large outdoor areas. Please bring your mower or w**d trimmer, and riding mowers would be deeply appreciated. We will be w**ding the Three Sisters garden and the garden-box area, spraying vinegar w**d mixture along the pathways, laying barrier and deep layers of wood chips, clearing and setting up the frog pond, moving the fire pit, maintaining and beautifying the willow-tree learning circle, and adding wood chips and soil to the hugelkultur ring.

Please bring shovels and wheelbarrows if you have them.

We need as much labor as possible. This would make an excellent service project for youth groups, church groups, sports teams, clubs, families, or businesses looking for a meaningful way to serve local children.

It is completely okay if you cannot attend the workday. There are many other ways to help. Check the comments for other ways! I'm out of space!

08/01/2026

Get good food!

Farmers Market Ogden
SLCfarmersmarket

07/30/2026

I have no problem working in every type of weather. There's only 1 reason I will ever stop for weather. Do you know what it is!?!

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Ogden, UT

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Wednesday 12pm - 5pm
Thursday 12pm - 5pm
Friday 12pm - 5pm

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