Specialty Crop

Buffalo resident Chanda Rule sells in-season fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs from her farmstand east of Buffalo.

Specialty-crop-related entries at the county fair include a variety of baked goods, among them fruit pies; jams and jellies; and canned goods.

Kathryn Moore of Buffalo offers homemade chokecherry and strawberry rhubarb jams and jellies.

Local residents can grow produce and pollinators in a garden box at the small community garden on Nolan Avenue in downtown Kaycee.

The Kaycee community has established an orchard in town, and local students work side-by-side with adults to plant fruit trees.

Students in the Kaycee K–12 School gardening program learn about gardening and horticulture and also help at the community orchard.

Lynn’s Superfoods sells locally and Wyoming-produced foods when possible, including honey, salsa, fresh produce, and freeze-dried candy.

Joe Foss and his daughter, Amanda Hulet, offer all-natural, family raised beef and locally produced honey.

Hydroponically grown produce from Papa Joe’s Produce in Sheridan is available at DJ’s Grocery & Variety and Lynn’s Superfoods in Buffalo.

Homemade barbecue and dipping sauces are available at Big Horn Meat Cutting in Buffalo, and Kaycee General Store in Kaycee.

The PRCD is involved in a variety of conservation projects in southern Johnson County, including the community orchard.

Red Pony Salsa, named after the Longmire book series, is available at several venues in the Buffalo area.