Add to ORKGA hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the frigid weather on February 9, 1955 for a tour of the fine farms of the Ashley Valley. They visited Jensen Maeser and Dry Fork. A history was given of the clearing of the land and how water was pumped from the Green River for irrigation. The cattle at each farm was looked and and admired. The visit to the Elmer Lind farm and sheep were discussed
The Uintah Cattle Association took a four day Beef Cattle Tour in Wyoming and Colorado. Those attend...
A group of Trades Excursion visit the Brough home in Ouray Valley. Two organized Trades Excursions w...
This view of Dry Fork Canyon shows scattered farms and farm land during the 1920's
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the frigid weather on February 9, 19...
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the frigid weather on February 9, 19...
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the fridged weather to visit farms t...
Vernal businessmen visit the farm of Loris Wooley to see the progress made in increased crop product...
The first Feeder's Tour was on December 28, 1939. An educational tour of Ashley Valley by thirty-thr...
Roland Bingham, student, Henry Schafermeyer, David Bennion, Ray Searle, Howard Williams, Clark Feltc...
Participants in this agricultural tour include: George Dee Merkley, Thad Stringham, Red Roberts, Hen...
A group of men on a tour of agricultral areas. Some of the men included in this photo are Henry Scha...
Group of men touring a farm. From left: Leland Bennion, Roy Showalter, Glen Lambert, unidentified, R...
About 40 interested persons visited farm and water developments in the area. Some of the men include...
Sterling Cook is one of the largest farmer and cattle feeder in Uintah County. He is considered one ...
Harold R. Sargent, George Henderson, Clarence Palmer and Henry Schaefermeyer discuss feed on an agri...
The Uintah Cattle Association took a four day Beef Cattle Tour in Wyoming and Colorado. Those attend...
A group of Trades Excursion visit the Brough home in Ouray Valley. Two organized Trades Excursions w...
This view of Dry Fork Canyon shows scattered farms and farm land during the 1920's
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the frigid weather on February 9, 19...
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the frigid weather on February 9, 19...
A hardy group of more than fifty businessmen and farmers braved the fridged weather to visit farms t...
Vernal businessmen visit the farm of Loris Wooley to see the progress made in increased crop product...
The first Feeder's Tour was on December 28, 1939. An educational tour of Ashley Valley by thirty-thr...
Roland Bingham, student, Henry Schafermeyer, David Bennion, Ray Searle, Howard Williams, Clark Feltc...
Participants in this agricultural tour include: George Dee Merkley, Thad Stringham, Red Roberts, Hen...
A group of men on a tour of agricultral areas. Some of the men included in this photo are Henry Scha...
Group of men touring a farm. From left: Leland Bennion, Roy Showalter, Glen Lambert, unidentified, R...
About 40 interested persons visited farm and water developments in the area. Some of the men include...
Sterling Cook is one of the largest farmer and cattle feeder in Uintah County. He is considered one ...
Harold R. Sargent, George Henderson, Clarence Palmer and Henry Schaefermeyer discuss feed on an agri...
The Uintah Cattle Association took a four day Beef Cattle Tour in Wyoming and Colorado. Those attend...
A group of Trades Excursion visit the Brough home in Ouray Valley. Two organized Trades Excursions w...
This view of Dry Fork Canyon shows scattered farms and farm land during the 1920's