Agriculture & Natural Resources – Duchesne County
The USU Extension office in Duchesne County offers a wide range of materials and resources related to livestock, crops, soils, agriculture profitability, weed control, farm and ranch management, range management, home horticulture, gardening, insects, and water management.
Duchesne County is located in the Uintah Basin in eastern Utah. The local agricultural economy is primarily based on cattle, hay, and sheep production.
Duchesne County Agricultural Statistics
- 30,651 head of beef cows
- 7,525 head of sheep
- 46,079 acres of hay
- 3,309 acres of corn
The average annual total value of crops and livestock products produced in Duchesne County is approximately $46,047,000.
Please browse the resources below. If you have suggestions for topics that would benefit Duchesne County producers, please contact us by phone, email, or visit the Extension office.
Soil & Hay Testing – Get the Most Out of Your Land
Maximize your soil and feed quality with our expert testing services. Utah State University Extension offers soil and hay testing to help you make informed decisions for healthier crops and livestock.
How It Works
- Stop by the Extension office to pick up sampling tools.
- Collect your samples using our easy-to-follow guidelines.
- Samples are sent for laboratory analysis and we help interpret the results.
Have questions? Call us at 435-738-1140 or visit the office—we’re happy to help.
Testing Resources