3168 North 1600 East , Panguitch, UT 84759(Garfield County)

This farm is one of the premier hay-producing operations in the state of Utah and is well on its way to becoming one of the highest-quality equine hay-producing operations in the world. This high-elevation farm specializes in producing extremely high-quality horse hay, including Alfalfa Hay, Triticale, and Timothy. The 650+ acres currently in production are professionally managed with annual yields (regardless of the crop) between 5-6 tons per acre.Since day one, the current owner has been improving the outputs while also reducing the inputs through excellent water management, employing microbiology, and creating custom systems for the acreage. The results have been nothing short of special with the forage testing for all 3 of the farm products landing in the high’ quality category for Dry Matter, Crude Protein, ADF, NDF, TDN, and feed value.The hay is primarily sold to high-end horse breeders/owners and is also used as feed for several champion rodeo horses. This is the feed for some of the best equine athletes in the world. If you have been around horses enough, you know the importance of good, clean, soft, and leafy hay. The current owners of the Broken Fence have made great efforts to keep their products to the highest quality standards by utilizing Staheli West steamers, covered hay barns, and keeping the soil healthy so that less fertilizer and pest control products are needed. You can rest assured that the products from this farm are top-notch and will deliver the nutrients needed to keep your high-performance horses at their best.Improvements to the farm include a 3400-square-foot 5-bedroom 3.5+ bathroom home, which was built in 2018. Newer enclosed hay barns are placed strategically to facilitate easy loading and shipping of the hay and are sized at roughly 25,000 & 10,000 ft2. A 2,700 ft2 heated shop and 3,600 ft2 of covered parking are located close to the main home, along with multiple outbuildings. The pivots and water systems have all been recently updated, and a feedlot for over 100 cow-calf pairs with a 3,000 ft2 3-sided shed and animal drinkers is already in place.1506.99 irrigation shares provide ample water, and the farm also has 330 ELUs and 3.2 homes of underground water rights. The water delivery systems have been custom-designed for the ground, are extremely efficient, and have all been recently upgraded.Of the roughly 3,400 tons of hay produced in 2024, over 85% would be considered within the premium/high end’ quality range. If you are looking for a quality farm with room to expand, the 958 acres being offered here are some of the best Utah has to offer in one contiguous parcel.