Fold Of Liberty Farms

Fold of Liberty Farms raises Scottish highland cattle on a 50-acre property in the Lake Shore community of Utah County, about 15 miles south of Provo. Vernon Stout, an Orem resident with a background in technology and business, purchased the land in 2021 alongside his wife Rhonda after selling a company he had spent 16 years building — fulfilling a long-held goal of running a regenerative farm.

The highland herd started with two cows acquired from Oklahoma and has grown to 28 head through a mix of purchases, artificial insemination, and embryo transfer. Those looking for highland cattle in Utah will find a program built around regenerative agriculture principles, where the cattle graze and fertilize the land as part of a broader effort to produce food without synthetic chemicals. Bulls leave through the farm's beef program or are sold, while heifers are retained to grow the fold. The farm also runs pasture-raised eggs and cultivates trees, native grasses, and organic produce across the acreage.

Fold of Liberty Farms carries an additional dimension unusual among highland operations: an on-site military museum housing restored vehicles and artifacts spanning 20th-century conflicts, which reflects the Stout family's commitment to community education and honoring veterans alongside their agricultural work.

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