Specialty Crop

University of Wyoming students and others raise vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and then offer those items at local venues.

The number of entries in specialty-crop related categories has increased sharply, as more participants are gardening and canning their own foods.

The horticulture program at Ark provides horticulture classes and hands-on gardening experiences for adults with developmental disabilities.

This Carpenter, Wyoming, small business offers homemade jams, chokecherry syrup, and orange marmalade at several venues in Albany County.

Bruce Embury of Laramie sells pure, raw Wyoming honey, beeswax wraps, and candles at the Tuesday Local Market and through direct sales.

Big Hollow offers many locally and regionally produced vegetables, fruits, herbs, canned goods, meats, eggs, baked goods, and other products.

This family owned Cheyenne business offers Wyoming honey, honey fudge, infused honey, and raw honeycomb at several venues in Laramie.

This Riverton business sells its Clark’s Seasoning Blend and Wyomin’ Dave’s BBQ Seasoning at the Butcher Block in Laramie.

The market offers fresh produce; honey; homemade canned goods; meats; dairy products; baked goods; and other foods, in addition to live music.

This online market offers weekly shares of Wyoming-produced foods, including fresh produce, at pick-up points across the state, including Laramie.

This small business offer bulk herbs and teas, single-herb tinctures made from locally and regional sourced medicinal herbs, and herb formulae.

This Jackson-based business offers a variety of hard ciders at a liquor store in Laramie. The cider is handmade from apples grown in Teton County.