Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Gracie’s Farm Director Lynsey Gammon and her staff were watching from inside their barn Wednesday, July 22, when the biggest rainstorm she can remember hit Wanship.
“We had a river of water and mud and sludge come through the farm in, kind of, epic proportions,” Gammon said in an interview. “We had about 18 inches to two feet of water running through the farm.”
Gammon estimated Gracie’s lost $10,000 worth of crops, including the farm’s carrot beds and lettuce. The greenhouse was flooded, as well as the open-air planters.
#enviroment #utah #monsoonseason
Gracie’s Farm Director Lynsey Gammon and her staff were watching from inside their barn Wednesday, July 22, when the biggest rainstorm she can remember hit Wanship.
“We had a river of water and mud and sludge come through the farm in, kind of, epic proportions,” Gammon said in an interview. “We had about 18 inches to two feet of water running through the farm.”
Gammon estimated Gracie’s lost $10,000 worth of crops, including the farm’s carrot beds and lettuce. The greenhouse was flooded, as well as the open-air planters.
#enviroment #utah #monsoonseason
