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Incredibly Edible! offers fresh produce and homemade baked goods at the farmers’ markets in Cody and Powell.

John Fernandez of Meeteetse offers locally produced honey through direct sales. Supplies are limited.

Larry French of Powell offers locally produced honey, fresh produce, and homemade jams at farmers’ markets in Cody and Powell.

The Larson family has sold raw honey sourced from hives in the Cody and Powell areas since the 1970s. It also offers pollination services.

The food cooperative offers locally produced foods including meats, dairy products, eggs, canned and baked goods, and dried herbs.

Students and staff teamed up with the Cody Conservation District to establish a pollinator garden, and students also grow produce starts.

Sarah and Wayne Lowe of Powell offer fresh produce, homemade jams and jellies, and farm-fresh eggs at the Bighorn Basin Farmers Market.

Mel and Betty Mauch sell their locally produced raw honey through direct sales in Powell.

Residents can rent space to grow vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers. They are encouraged to donate some produce to people in need.

Landowners can get help to select and plant trees and shrubs (including fruits and berries) that are suitable for the local environment.

The Cody business sells local products when possible, including fresh produce, honey, bee pollen, farm-fresh eggs, meats, and dog treats.

Carmelite monks at the New Mount Carmel Monastery blend and roast small-batch coffees, which can be ordered through the website.