Specialty Crop

Locally produced honey, whipped honey, infused honey, honey mustards, and other products are available at numerous venues in the Casper area.

Drinking vinegars (aka shrubs), infused vinegars, and teas are available at The Milk House Farmers Market and through Eat Wyoming.

Leah Burback offers dill pickle chips, apple chips, homemade cakes, stuffed mushrooms, holiday cheese and veggie platters, and prepared meals.

Smoked honey, smoked nuts, smoked cheeses, smoked salt, and all-purpose seasoning are available through Eat Wyoming.

A variety of hot pepper sauces, hot oil, spicy crackers and pretzels, hot honey, and hot seasonings are at Hat Six Travel Center.

Homemade jams, jellies, and fruit butters are at The Milk House Farmers Market and Natrona County Master Gardeners Farmers Market.

The nursery and greenhouse offer produce starts and seeds, perennial and annual flowers, trees and shrubs, poinsettias, and garden supplies.

Students, teachers, and volunteers learn about plant sciences, horticulture, gardening, and produce production in indoor and outdoor facilities.

Students learn about horticulture, plant sciences, and gardening as part of their FFA curriculum and programs at Pathways Innovation Center.

Ready-to-cook nutritious meals, homemade canned goods including jams, homemade baked goods, and tortillas are available.

Fresh produce and homemade jams & jellies are available at the Eat Wyoming store in Casper and through online orders.

Sweet corn, pumpkins, and other produce are available at the farm stand west of Casper, and trees can be ordered.