Farming Today
at Historic Wheeler farm

Today Wheeler Historic Farm is a representation of 20th century farming. The purpose of the farm is to provide demonstrations of the past for the present generation. The farm no longer is a large-scale producer of crops, milk, and ice, but produces on a small scale to provide examples of what farming was like in the early 1900’s. Throughout the farm one will encounter small gardens, a pumpkin patch (that provides pumpkins for the Scarecrow Masquerade), a corn patch, and orchards.

Wheeler Historic Farm is also an educational facility. Granite School District is home of the Agriculture class that is held at Wheeler Historic Farm. High School students enrolled in this course use the farm as their classroom to learn modern farming techniques. For more information about this class, please contact Granite School District.

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The Wheeler Farm Story
The Progressive Farmer
"Modern" Farming
Families
Farming Today at Wheeler Historic Farm

"The Wheeler Farm Story", "The Progressive Farmer", "Modern Farming" and "Families" written by Ronald L. Stewart.