Specialty Crop

Residents can take seeds from the seed library, free of charge, and make seed donations back to the library so that it is self-sustaining.

The market was revitalized in 2025, offering fresh produce, honey, homemade canned and baked goods, dairy and meat products, eggs, and other foods.

SFF was created to provide ‘Public Food in Public Places.’ Local residents grow perennial fruits, vegetables, and herbs.

Students learn many aspects of plant production while growing vegetables in three greenhouses. Starts are available to residents each spring.

ShREC focuses on horticulture, forages, rangeland restoration, and control of invasive weeds and grasses in north-central and northeast Wyoming.

A grapevine cultivar study revealed that Frontenac, Frontenac Gris, Osceola Muscat, Brianna, and Edelweiss were the top yielding cultivars.

Meat products, eggs, locally produced honey and fresh produce are offered through direct sales and at Landon’s Saturday Farmers Market.

Homemade Carolina barbecue, teriyaki, and Thai peanut sauces are available at venues in Sheridan and Ranchester.

Raw and processed pure honey are at Albertsons, Farmers Co-op, Killy’s Smokehouse, and Pack & Mail in Sheridan, and Story Store in Story.

The club hosts educational meetings, hosts a plant sale, maintains flower gardens in the community, and offers garden-related crafts.

Nuts, dried fruits, candies, trail mix, and other items are available at Landon’s Saturday Farmers Market and through the website.

Tongue River Elementary students grow vegetables, fruits, herbs, and flowers, including pollinators, in the educational garden.