Specialty Crop

Fresh microgreens and sprouts are available at venues in Fort Washakie, Lander, Riverton, and St. Stephens.

The O’Neill family offers produce, dry beans, eggs, and baked goods in Dubois, Fort Washakie, Lander, Riverton, and St. Stephens.

Residents can rent space in raised beds, and grow produce for themselves and others, including farmers’ market attendees and those in need.

Fresh produce, beef, chickens, turkeys, and flowers are available at the Lander Valley Farmers Market and Meadowlark Market & Kitchen.

Locally produced raw honey is available at stores in Fremont County and through online orders.

Fresh produce, homemade canned goods, bleu cheese dressing, and granola are available at venues in Lander and Riverton.

Students grow a variety of vegetables, fruits, flowers (including pollinators), and other plants in a greenhouse, and learn about horticulture.

Fresh produce, honey, homemade canned goods, baked products, granola, eggs, dairy products, meats, arts and crafts, and other items are offered.

Jennifer and Daniel Thompson have planted more than 1,000 vines on their property near Lander, and make a variety of red and white wines.

Honey from Lander-area sweet clover and alfalfa fields is marketed under the Sue Bee® Clover Honey® name.

Fresh produce, jams, syrups, and seasonal gifts are available at venues in Lander and Riverton, and there is a pumpkin patch and corn maze at the farm.

Fresh produce, lamb, wool, tanned sheep skins, and handcrafted wool blankets are available at venues in Lander and through direct sales.