These adorable Utah cows are available for cuddling. And the best part: You’ll help local farmers.

Farmers and ranchers across the state are turning to agritourism as an alternative form of income.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Wade Stout gets a curious nudge from Rufus, a Highland cow at Fold of Liberty Farms in Spanish Fork, on Friday, April 25, 2025. The farm offers people the opportunity to cuddle and brush their old and young Highland cows.

These adorable Utah cows are available for cuddling. And the best part: You’ll help local farmers.

Farmers and ranchers across the state are turning to agritourism as an alternative form of income.

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