Utah Agriculture Basics
This crop is Utah’s top agricultural commodity by cash receipts.
What is dairy?
This organization hosts the annual Women’s Leadership Conference in Utah.
What is the Utah Farm Bureau?
This Farm Bureau program helps young members ages 18–35 build leadership and advocacy skills.
What is Young Farmers & Ranchers (YF&R)?
This northern Utah valley is known for producing high‑quality alfalfa and small grains.
What is Cache Valley?
The Women’s Leadership program focuses on advocacy, education, and this type of community involvement.
What is service?
This annual event brings members to the state capitol to meet legislators and discuss ag issues.
What is Ag Day on the Hill?
Utah ranks among the top states for production of this sweet, root‑based crop used for sugar.
What are sugar beets?
Women attending the 2026 conference toured this research lab that studies toxic plants affecting livestock
What is the Poisonous Plant Research Laboratory?
This national competition recognizes members who excel in leadership, farm operations, and community involvement.
What is the Excellence in Agriculture Award?
This livestock species is central to many Utah ranching operations, especially in Box Elder and Duchesne counties.
What are beef cattle?
This national organization oversees the Young Farmers & Ranchers program, which many Utah women participate in.
What is the American Farm Bureau Federation?
This intensive training program prepares selected members to speak confidently about agriculture in public and media settings.
What is the Advocacy/Communications Boot Camp?
This major Utah river provides irrigation water for thousands of acres of farmland in the central and southern parts of the state.
This Utah woman recently won the National Collegiate Discussion Meet.
Who is Sara Bair?
This elite program develops Farm Bureau members into policy‑savvy leaders through multi‑state tours and federal engagement.
What is the Partners in Advocacy Leadership (PAL) Program?