Specialty Crop

The year-round, in-store farmers’ market offers fresh produce, honey, homemade canned goods, and other locally and regionally sourced foods.

Jim Miller of Sundance offers locally produced raw honey, which is available from the on-farm honey house.

In-season fresh produce and homemade canned goods are available at Mercantile 307 in Hulett and through direct sales.

Homemade jalapeño, regular, and sweet mustard barbecue and dipping sauces are available at Aladdin General Store in Aladdin.

This indoor, year-round farmers’ market offers fresh produce, homemade jams and pickled items, baked goods, eggs, and many other foods.

Vegetable, herb, fruit, and flower starts are available each spring from Mercantile 307 in Hulett and the Haptonstall Ranch near Oshoto.

Homemade salsas and Bloody Mary mix are available at Diehl’s Supermarket in Moorcroft and Wild West Espresso in Sundance.

Rocky Courchaine and Doug Carter offer raw honey, cone honey, and beeswax candles at the Sundance Farmers’ Market and other venues.

Renee Brunson offers raw honey, flavored honeys, hot sauces made with honey, and elderberry syrup at several venues in Crook County.

Small-batch roasted coffees are available at Bearlodge Ag Supply in Sundance, the Sundance Farmers’ Market, and local craft fairs.

A wide variety of locally produced foods are available at the Sundance Farmers’ Market, held from early July through October.

K–12 students grow vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers in a greenhouse, and they hold a plant sale open to the public each year.