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Fred Openshaw Farms

Fruit Orchard

At Fred Openshaw Farms we grow fresh fruits: sweet and tart cherries, nectarines, peaches, plums, pluots, and many different apple varieties. The apple variety that we proud ourselves on is our delicious honeycrisp apples. Some other apple varieties that we grow are ginger golds a summer apple, galas, golden delicious, red delicious, granny smith, fuji, and Braeburns. We also offer our delicious honeycrisp apple cider that we sell in ½ gallons or at the farmers markets we have them available as slushies.

On our farm we are proud to pesticide residue free. Before we pick our fruits we send a sample off to be tested to make sure that there are no pesticide residuals left on the fruit. We also as a farm follow good agricultural practices to ensure the health of our fruit crop.

Last of all the mission of our farm is “Honoring the Past and Delivering Quality Fruit through the Future”.

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Can Be Found Here:

Markets & Stands

  • Santaquin Fruit Stand
  • Springville Farmers Market
  • Orem Farmers Market
  • Bountiful Farmers Market
  • Lindon Farmers Market
  • Downtown St. George Farmers Market
  • Eagle Mountain Farmers Market

Grocery Stores: (Seasonal Apples)

  • Lee’s Marketplace – Utah Stores
  • Reams – Springville
  • Macey’s – Santaquin

Reviews:

We love picking up produce from Grandpa Fred’s every week at our local farmers market. Last week we were introduced to their honey crisp apple cider! SIMPLY DELICIOUS!! We bought 2 1/2 gallons and they were gone in a few Days. This week we were impressed with the selection of peaches and more cider! Can’t wait til next week to connect with the growers and get our fruit fix!” – Lindsey, Facebook Review

Good fresh fruit and honest people!” – M. Tyler, Facebook Review

They are so nice. They returned home to share their fruit with us long after they had closed on Labor Day as we just happened upon their fruit stand on a whim while returning to Southern Utah. Will have to make stopping a tradition, but will try to make it during business hours!” – Spencer, Facebook Review

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Contact Information
69 N Center Street, Santaquin, Utah 84655, United States
Owner Information
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Fred Openshaw
Farm Manager

Fred Openshaw Farms is a 5th generation family farm. The farm started out as land that Dr. Eli Openshaw purchased and planted fruit trees so that his patients during the Great Depression could still get health care that they and in exchange work off the medical bill up on the farm. Eventually the land was passed down to the first Fred Openshaw and it became a mix of fruit orchards, dry land grain, livestock.

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