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Cory Farnsworth grew up working on his families ranch near Moab, Utah where they grew alfalfa, vegetables, and fruit, and raised livestock and of course managed pests. He earned a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Agriculture Science and Industries from Southern Utah University, with emphases in Plant Science and Rangeland Management & Natural Resources. He is involved with the Utah Trappers Association and has partnered with the Utah Division of Wildlife to provide Furharvester Instruction courses for those seeking a trapping license. He works for Utah State University Extension, where he serves as Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Faculty and County Director in Grand County. Recently he was author and co-author on articles, “What to Do Now That You’ve Trapped a Nuisance Wild Animal”, and “Pocket Gophers”.
Cory Farnsworth grew up working on his families ranch near Moab, Utah where they grew alfalfa, vegetables, and fruit, and raised livestock and of course managed pests. He earned a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies in Agriculture Science and Industries from Southern Utah University, with emphases in Plant Science and Rangeland Management & Natural Resources. He is involved with the Utah Trappers Association and has partnered with the Utah Division of Wildlife to provide Furharvester Instruction courses for those seeking a trapping license. He works for Utah State University Extension, where he serves as Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Faculty and County Director in Grand County. Recently he was author and co-author on articles, “What to Do Now That You’ve Trapped a Nuisance Wild Animal”, and “Pocket Gophers”.
