Rich County Extension

Rich County, in the northeastern corner of Utah, offers a unique outdoor, old west experience. It occupies a long, narrow area approximately 18 miles wide and 56 miles in length.  This tiny county is the third least populated county in Utah. It is home to a little over 2,200 human residents, 40,000 beef cattle, 7,500 sheep and Bear Lake, also known as the Caribbean of the Rockies. It includes the cities of Randolph, Woodruff, Laketown and Garden City.

Utah State University Extension provides research-based programs and resources with the goal of improving the lives of individuals, families and communities throughout Utah. USU Extension operates through a cooperative agreement between the United States Department of Agriculture, Utah State University, and county governments. Program areas include:

1) Agriculture and Natural Resources
2) Gardening
3) Home, Family, and Food
4) Utah 4-H and Youth