Utah Farms - Chocolate Milk & Egg Nog!

Divco Truck

Casey — Wed, 21 Apr 2010 21:36:22 +0000

1970 Divco truck

We recently finished the restoration of this 1970 Divco milk truck. Check out our facebook page for more pictures. Let the fun times begin!!

If you are interesting in the history of the “Detroit Industrial Vehicle Company (D.I.V.CO.)” visit here.

“Eat-Local” Thanksgiving Dinner

admin — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:30:16 +0000

Utah Farms has teamed up with the Rescue Mission of Salt Lake for what is believed to be the first ever “eat-local” Thanksgiving dinner for the homeless this year.

The dinner will feature food farmed and produced locally in Utah. Much of the food is being donated by local companies like Utah Farms.

Utah Farms’ donations and involvement is their way of giving back while encouraging people to buy local.

The Rescue Mission does not receive any government funds, so donations are encouraged at their website. They do have other services they offer their guests including addiction recovery and job placement assistance.

If you have any questions or comments visit our “contact us” page or visit the Rescue Mission’s website.

www.rescuesaltlake.org

In Delta!!

admin — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 16:52:31 +0000

Still working on all the details but we have finally made it to Delta, Utah. Most of the dairymen behind this exciting new label are in the Delta area as well as the “Utah Farms” headquarters. Because of that, Smiths has given us permission to bring the milk closer to the home. Thank you Smiths!!

Thank you!

admin — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:38:57 +0000

First off, we would like to thank everyone out there that made our first run such a huge success! By the time it hit the Smith’s shelves it was gone in less than a week!!

The second batch was delivered and is back on the shelf.

We would also like to tell everyone what a great time we had at the High School State Cross Country Meet. We gave the runners Chocolate Milk after they finished their runs, and the look on their faces when they received the milk was priceless. Some even left their water so they could drink their Chocolate milk. Big smile on a dairyman’s face watching that.

Almost as popular as the Chocolate milk were the “Got Chocolate Milk?” shirts we were wearing. If you are interested in these shirts, add us as a friend on Facebook and we will have little contests where people can win free T-shirts!