Specialty Crop

Homemade chokecherry and strawberry rhubarb jams, and handcrafted rugs, table runners, and quilts are available at craft fairs in Newcastle.

The market offers fresh produce, homemade canned and baked goods, locally produced honey, meats, farm-fresh eggs, dairy, and gourmet popcorn.

Fresh produce, homemade canned and baked goods, locally produced honey, meat and dairy products, and free-range eggs are available.

Theresa and Jim Kangas of Upton offer vegetable, herb, fruit, and flower starts through direct sales, May through July.

The year-round indoor market offers a wide variety of locally and Wyoming-made foods, arts, crafts, clothing, and other items.

Small-batch roasted coffees using beans sourced from eight countries are available at the Newcastle Farmers’ Market and Sagebrush Market.

Fresh produce and homemade canned goods are available at the Old Town Farmers Market and holiday bazaars in Upton, and through direct sales.

Extension provides workshops based on community interest, including nutrition and food preservation, and participates in Grow a Little Extra.

Students grow starts in trays in an indoor grow room, and care for produce grown in an indoor horizontal hydroponic grow system.

Local residents can rent space in the garden at Weston County Senior Services to grow vegetables, herbs, fruits, and flowers.

Specialty-crop entries in the Open, FFA, and 4-H contests include fresh produce, canned goods, cooking with honey, and flowers.

WCNRD offers seedling trees and shrubs, sells rain barrels, hosts a rain barrel art auction, and supports the community garden.