Specialty Crop

Students learn many aspects of horticulture and gardening, as they get hands-on experience growing produce in hydroponic walls and containers.

Science and ag students, along with FFA members, learn about horticulture, plant sciences, gardening, and other topics as part of their curriculums.

Grasslands features a variety of ground and whole bean coffees, homemade barbecue and hot sauces, seasonings, and honey from around Wyoming.

Homemade elderberry syrup, homestyle gravy mix, and dry panty and bakery mixes are available at 307 Artisans At The New Ashleys in Glenrock.

Locally produced honey, whipped honey, infused honey, honey mustards, and other honey-related products are available at several venues in Douglas.

This farmers’ market in Douglas offers a wide variety of foods, including fresh produce, homemade canned goods and baked items, and eggs.

Sisters Anna and Sally Gray offer homemade jam, apple butter, salsa, and pickled asparagus at the Jackalope Square market and special events in Douglas.

Martin Harris will sell his homemade vanilla and spice mixes at Douglas Markets when the year-round market opens in 2025.

Regionally sourced fresh fruits and vegetables are available at Jackalope Square Farmers Market in Douglas.

Homemade barbecue sauces, dips, rubs, and smoked salts are available at the Jackalope Square Farmers Market and Wyoming State Fair in Douglas.

A variety of sauces are available at Douglas Feed, Grasslands Market, and Whistle-Stop Mercantile in Douglas, and Conoco in Douglas and Glenrock.

Approximately 200 Plant Select® plants are in the Plant Select Demonstration Garden at the Wyoming State Fairgrounds.