During a recent government meeting, representatives from the Morgan farm provided an update on various community initiatives, including a successful garden project and the establishment of a new four-horse club. The meeting began with light-hearted remarks about a goat incident, which was resolved without harm, allowing the discussion to shift towards more substantial topics.

The farm received a $60,000 grant, enabling significant development work in collaboration with the Utah State University (USU) extension office and local volunteers. The garden project has not only produced food for donation to the Cache food pantry but also allowed community members to participate in harvesting.

Additionally, the newly formed four-horse club has seen participation from local youth, with several members qualifying for regional and state shows, as well as an exhibition at the Cache County rodeo. The club's leaders expressed their enthusiasm for the program's growth and the positive impact on the children involved.

The farm also reported an increase in pig farming, with ten children successfully raising pigs for the county fair. The participants demonstrated responsibility in caring for the animals, maintaining cleanliness, and managing their diets.

Recognition for the farm's community engagement efforts was highlighted, with three awards received, including the USU presidential award for civic and community engagement. This acknowledgment reflects the growing visibility and appreciation for the farm's contributions to the community.

Furthermore, a collaboration with USU's landscape architecture course has led to a redesign of the farm, which is nearing completion. This project has fostered a mutually beneficial relationship between the students and the community, with discussions underway for future projects, including potential work with Logan City on park development.

Overall, the meeting underscored the farm's commitment to community service, youth engagement, and collaboration with educational institutions, marking a productive year for local agricultural initiatives.