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Bud Dog Ranch

Dry edible beans including black calypso and red calypso, black coco, black eclipse, cannellini, cranberry, European soldier, flageolet, flambo, Hutterite soup, Indian woman, Jacob’s cattle, red kidney, tanzanite, and tiger eye; and fresh fruits and vegetables, including apples, raspberries, strawberries, Asian pears, plums, green beans, and potatoes.

Owner Penny Walter and her fiancé, David Cole, moved from New York to Wyoming in the late 2000s, and purchased a small farm near Shoshoni. David brought with him many farming and agriculture skills that he learned during work on his family’s orchard in New Jersey, while studying agriculture in college, and later raising produce on his own farm in New York, where he met Penny.

David and Penny established an orchard on their property near Shoshoni, and he also produced many of the seeds used on the farm to grow numerous varieties of dry beans, fruits and vegetables. David passed away in 2022 at the age of 63. Penny is continuing the farm with the help of one of their children.

Where to buy:
dry beans and fresh produce are available at Fremont Local Market in Riverton and Meadowlark Market & Kitchen in Lander; dry beans are also available through Eat Wyoming (https://eatwyoming.com/)
Owner:
Penny Walter with help from son Acea Boone
Location:
Shoshoni
Email:
farm622003@yahoo.com
Phone:
307-851-3915
Penny Walter and David Cole
Penny Walter and her fiancé, David Cole, moved from New York to Shoshoni in the late 2000s, where they started a small farm and orchard, offering a variety of dry edible beans, and fresh vegetables and fruits, including plums (pictured). Penny said that David was the driving force behind the farm. He passed away in 2022 at the age of 63, so she and her children are carrying on his legacy.
Strawberries
Bud Dog Ranch offers a variety of fresh vegetables and fruits, including strawberries.