A sampling of seasonal treats will be available at the summer kitchen. Visitors might try caramel apples, hot apple cider, donut holes or popcorn balls. All will be handmade, Tibbitts said. As in past years, pumpkins headline the event. One pumpkin per admission is available and farm visitors can carve the pumpkin at the site or take the pumpkin home.
Additional pumpkins are available at an additional cost.
The farm's corn maze is also open during the day. The Jensen Living Historical Farm is located at the American West Heritage Center in Wellsville, seven miles southwest of Logan on U.S. Highway 89-91, and is the home of the Festival of the American West. The project is a partnership between Utah State University and the American West Heritage Foundation. The awards will be presented in a ceremony Wednesday, Oct. 20, from 11 a.m. until noon in the Center and West Colony rooms in the Taggart Student Center. A number of university officials will be on hand and members of the media are invited.