Specialty Crop

Bobbie Holder offers landscape design services, including permaculture and pollinator gardens, in the Cody area.

Northern Gardens offers a wide variety of vegetable, fruit, and herb starts and larger plants, like this variety of squash, melons, and cucumbers.

Students interested in growing hops as a hobby or for profit can get hands-on experience at the Powell Research and Extension Center.

County residents and FFA and 4-H members can enter a variety of foods at the fair, including fresh produce, canned goods, jams, honey, and flowers.

Members assist county residents having garden-related questions and offer a variety of classes relating to horticulture and plant production.

Vegetable, fruit, herb, and flower seeds, including pollinators, are available at the county libraries in Cody, Meeteetse, and Powell.

Barbecue and dipping sauces are available at the Wyoming Buffalo Company in Cody and Clarks Fork Trading Company in Clark.

PCFCD provides technical assistance to landowners with shrub and tree planting and selecting varieties suitable for the local environment.

Residents can raise fresh produce, and the garden also provides educational opportunities for clients of Big Horn Enterprises.

PREC conducts a variety of research, both in the field and in greenhouses and high tunnels. Among them are studies relating to specialty crops.

Locally produced honey, bee pollen, and other products are available at Queen Bee Gardens and Mountain High Health Foods.

Red Pony Salsa is available at Custom Cowboy Shop and Wyoming Buffalo Company in Cody, and Blair’s Supermarket in Powell.