Specialty Crop

Greybull residents Gary and Linda Patrick sell their products at Mountain High Health Foods in Cody.

Homemade salsas and hot sauces, dried herbs, salad dressing mixes, seasoned salts, fresh produce, and hops are available via local deliveries.

Owner Scott Richard offers fresh produce through CSA shares and online orders, and at the Bighorn Basin Farmers Market in Cody and Powell.

The popular event in Powell offers handmade crafts and locally produced foods, including honey, jams, and homemade canned and baked goods.

Students grow a variety of produce, including colonial crops, and use the fresh vegetables and fruits in the school’s culinary program.

Owner Jim Cunningham of Green River sells homemade salsas, Bloody Mary mix, pickled vegetables, and seasonings at Ace Hardware in Cody.

Locally produced mild, light honey from alfalfa and wild sweet clover is available at Albertsons in Cody and Powell, and Blair’s Market in Powell.

The Powell company offers a variety of edible dry beans and seed treatment options. Dry beans are considered a specialty crop by the USDA.

The Extension offices in Cody and Powell participate in Grow A Little Extra, which encourages producers to grow a little extra for people in need.

University of Wyoming Extension teamed with the Cody Conservation District to establish an outreach garden at the Park County Complex.

Students grow hundreds of produce starts each spring and then sell them to South Fork residents as a fund-raiser.

The Cody business offers a variety of Wyoming-made foods, among them salsa, pickled vegetables, sauces, seasonings, and jams.