Honestly, I mainly come here for IFA's regional lawn fertilizer which is custom made for our specific climate. I can't find it anywhere else, and it's incredible stuff! But whenever I come in the store, I end up meandering my way into a full cart of stuff that I just had to have...that 10 minutes earlier I didn't even know existed. Lots of cool stuff here - even if you're not a cowboy! The staff are super friendly and very knowledgeable of their inventory. You can actually get thoughtful, coherent answers to questions, unlike the big box stores where employees either hide in the break room or refuse to make eye contact with any customers, lest they be asked a question. read more

We love this IFA. The store is awesome and always in great supply. The workers are always super friendly and very helpful!

I really feel like I need to go out of my way to rate IFA in Ogden, UT. I got into horseback riding in early 2010, and when I started, I really did not understand the fascination everyone seems to have with horse tack. As I progressed into the first couple of months, I started looking for tack that would make it easier to handle my stubborn Belgian. I also have an affinity for cowboy hats and boots, so I love shopping for them. Enter IFA. On a business trip to Utah, a friend of mine showed me his crushable Stetson hat and I fell in love. I asked him where I could find one, and he directed me to IFA. Little did I know what I was into. All week I tried to make it to the store, and finally, the night before leaving, I arrive at the doors of IFA. I suppose I really had no idea what I was getting into. I'm used to Tractor Supply Company and small feed and tack stores. As I walked into this IFA, I was taken aback at the selection available. The tools section was outright cool. When I got back to the horse tack section, I got lost for over 30 minutes browsing all of the items that are hard to find or that I'd never heard of that IFA carries every day. The prices were good prices too - I walked out later that night with a tie down I'd been looking for for a few weeks. I could not stop there, and had to go look in the clothing section. While I did not find a hat I liked in my size (I'm picky), I was stunned to find a wide selection in my large man sizes. Boots, jeans, shirts, jackets, what a treasure to find. I haven't been to any other IFAs, but if this one is any indicator, I'm impressed. Aside from that, the staff at this store were incredibly helpful and accessible, and I had a great time browsing and buying. read more

IFA is great and this location has incredible customer service. The employees always know where to find things and are super helpful with tips and tricks. When I moved into my home a few years ago our lawn was an absolute mess. We had to start from scratch with seed (first house so couldn't really afford sod). They helped us with step by step instructions to help make sure we got the best results possible. Now we have started to use their '4 step program' to keep our lawn happy and healthy. They are definitely a country store, but they're great for other lawn and garden supplies as well. Check out the cute chickens while you're here too! read more

This store is fairly new so it is nice and clean. The selection is nice. I do not shop a lot here because the prices are higher than comparable places. They do have an awesome selection of chicks in the spring. I've found I can go to cal ranch and spend a lot less money. I like this store is clean but I have a hard time spending my money here because of the higher prices. read more

This place is great for all your cowboy needs. They have stuff for pets also. This is where I get batteries for my dogs electronic collar. They have good prices and you can also buy pets there. They have great services and okay prices. It is kind of like a country petco. read more

This app indicates that today is a holiday and tap here to confirm hours. So I did and guess what? No one answered and no hours were posted. I needed some pricing on fencing and it would be nice to know if they are open on the holiday and the hours. If they are open, there is one answering phones which causes extreme frustration as I would have to drive over an hour to the store. I would like to know pricing before I head out as to eliminate spending all of the holiday driving around and wasting my time. read more

I want to make a note to tell others of our experience of buying from the IFA store in Ogden, Utah. My wife is very experienced with raising chickens and in growing things, and she had taught me many things in the last couple of years since I married her. My wife's mother had a farm in Canada and they grew their own food and raised their own animals of all kinds including chickens for meat and eggs. My wife came here to the US in 2011. We went to the IFA store in Ogden and bought a lot of seeds for growing in the spring of 2012. Many of the seeds we bought there, Did Not Grow. We felt we'd give them another try and this year 2013, we bought along with seeds, 18 chicks. (We knew that we might lose a few so we got extra). 9 Barred Rock types, and 9 Bantam types. We prepared a nice pen for them in our warm 72 degree house with heat lamps and rabbit fur lined nesting boxes, and also large running spaces, ect... as per my wife and her mother's many years of shared experiences with raising chickens. We planned to keep them in our warm house until I got a nice coop built for them and until the weather got warmer. Right away, within 2 days, 10 of the chicks Died. (All of the Bantams and 1 Barred Rock). We went to the store and the best they would do was sell us some new ones at Half Price. We noticed a number of things wrong with the chickens and other animals that they sell there. 1) Many of the animals for sale are crammed into tiny cages, living on top of each other. 2) Many of the chicks are made available for sale at IFA when as little as 2 days old. (My wife and her mother both say that this is not enough time for them to be taught by their natural mothers even how to eat. The chicks we bought didn't know how to eat). 3) Some larger animals like rabbits are crammed into tiny cages that they can barely move around in. 3) The store cages are located right near the front door of the store where it is drafty. (This is important because the store sales person claimed that we let them get too cold, BS)! Also who knows how long that these very young animals are left in cold draft trucks waiting to be unloaded? I and my wife feel that this IFA store is recklessly participating in conjunction with some Large Corporate farms, to make a fast buck on animals that they know to be sick. With Zero regard for the well being of the animals or the hard earned money of their unsuspecting customers. We spent almost $40.00 on chicks that all died. We are not going to forget that. Currently we watching and caring for the remainder of them. We hope for the best and want to warn others about the IFA store in Ogden, Utah. We will not buy anything there again! read more