Specialty Crop

Fresh produce grown in the geodesic dome in Afton is donated to the Afton Food Bank, Grow A Little Extra, and other programs that help people in need.

Cokeville beekeeper David Vierig and son Mark offer locally produced honey in Kemmerer and Star Valley, and also through Shopify.

Fresh produce, locally produced honey, homemade canned and baked goods, meats and dairy, and meals to go are offered at the Farmers Market.

All-natural homemade jams, chokecherry syrup, and orange marmalade from Baer’s Pantry are available at the Blue Ribbon Barn in Thayne.

Blue Box Honey offers locally produced honey that is light amber in color and very mild in flavor.

The Blue Ribbon Barn in Thayne features a variety of products, including foods, from Lincoln County and across Wyoming.

Dinner’s Ready offers homemade salsas, canned goods, marinara sauces, salad dressings, organic pesto, and frozen dinners and soups.

Farmstead Cider offers a variety of handcrafted hard ciders using locally and regionally grown apples at Aj’s Discount Liquor in Afton.

Kearsley’s Nursery offers a wide range of plant starts, including fruits, vegetables, and herbs; flowers; trees and shrubs; and garden products.

Larkspur and Sage offers fresh produce, cut flowers, homemade concrete planters and trays, and other items at the Alpine Farmers Market.

The Lincoln Conservation District has a variety of conservation- and habitat-related programs, including a pollinator initiative.

There are events and contests for participants of all ages. Among them are specialty-crop-related entries for produce, canned goods, honey, and flowers.