Specialty Crop

Homemade BBQ and hot pepper sauces, lemonades, and teas made in Fremont County are available at Wild Edge Farm to Market.

The food cooperative offers a wide variety of locally produced goods including meats, eggs, dairy products, baked goods, salsas, sauces, and dried herbs.

Fresh produce, locally produced honey, homemade canned goods, homemade baked goods, eggs, popcorn, and other items are available August through September.

The winery near Lovell offers red, white, and rosé wines, hosts tours and wine tastings, and has special events, including “Sip and Paint.”

The Old Shell Store in Shell sells a variety of locally produced foods, including homemade jellies, syrups, and honey.

Owner Pat Baxendale offers homemade jellies and jams, fresh produce, and homemade baked goods at the Lovell Farmers Market.

Manderson farmers Brenton and Justine Paxton offer sweet corn in late summer at Wheeler’s Basin’s Market in Basin and through direct sales.

Hops grown and processed near Lovell by Pryor Gap Ag are sold to area microbreweries, and the owners hope to begin offering hops to home brewers.

Locally produced gourmet honey, caramels, and chocolates, as well as local honey and bee pollen are available at Queen Bee stores in Lovell and Greybull.

Homemade mild, medium, and natural salsa, and Bloody Mary mix are available at three stores in Basin and Greybull.

Beekeepers Gary and Linda Patrick offerlocally produced honey and bees wax at stores in Basin, Greybull, and Shell, and through direct sales.

Riverside Middle and High School students learn about various aspects of agriculture, including topics focused on plant sciences, horticulture, and agribusiness.