Specialty Crop

Fresh produce, honey, homemade canned and baked goods, eggs, and other products are available at the Saturday outdoor market.

Residents can rent plots at this privately owned, 50,000-square-foot garden to grow produce and flowers. Some produce is donated to people in need.

Hard ciders handmade from apples grown in Wyoming and the Rocky Mountains are available at Sheridan Liquor and Star Liquor Store.

Donna and Jerry Forster offer fresh produce at the Ranchester Farmers Market and sell hops to local breweries.

Homemade chokecherry, grape, wild plum, and hot pepper jellies, and chokecherry syrup are available at Jen’s Farmstand near Dayton.

Grace Anglican Church’s garden brings members of the church and community together to grow fresh produce for people with limited resources.

Holy Name Catholic School students grow fresh produce; they get to enjoy the fruits of their labor and produce is also donated to people in need.

Woodland Park Elementary School students grow produce in raised beds, a hoop house, and herb garden. There are also fruit trees and strawberry beds.

Meat products, farm-fresh eggs, and fresh produce are available at Landon’s Saturday Farmers Market from late July through August.

The family owned store carries fresh produce, homemade sauerkraut, honey, meats, eggs, baked goods, coffees, teas, and other locally produced items.

Drinking vinegars (aka shrubs), infused vinegars, and teas are available at Cross E Dairy & Beef in Sheridan.