Farms in Great Falls, MT

Great Falls · Egg Farm, Poultry Farm

Wilcox Family Farms — supplying the region through Montana Egg in Great Falls — has been a family-owned egg farm since 1909, now in its fifth generation. Every egg comes from Certified Humane hens raised with a century-old commitment to honest, sustainable farming, people, planet, and poultry.

Great Falls · Meat Farm

Originally from Geraldine, Drew began his butchering career in Denver at Whole Foods, before completing Fleisher's Butcher Apprenticeship Program in Brooklyn, NY. After moving back to Colorado Springs, where he and Louanne were married, Drew worked as a butcher at the Cowboy Star Steakhouse, as well as working in different meat-cutting roles at Ranch Foods Direct. In 2017, Drew and Louanne moved back to Great Falls, and in 2018, Drew worked for Vaughn Meats before its eventual closure. Every ste

Great Falls · Farmers Market

Montana Food Hub is a member-owned cooperative in Great Falls built to move local food from farmers and ranchers to wholesale buyers, restaurants, and community members across north-central Montana. Organized with the Montana Cooperative Development Center, the co-op is in its early operating stage and plans to run much of its aggregation through the Fresh Rescue Kitchen in Great Falls. The aim is to help producers scale past farmers-market volumes with steadier wholesale access.

Great Falls · Agritourism Farm

Montana ExpoPark is Great Falls' 133-acre fairgrounds, home to the Montana State Fair every summer since 1931. The grounds hold 35 buildings, a horse-racing track, grandstands, and the Four Seasons Arena. Six original Art Deco structures made the National Register of Historic Places in 1989. Beyond the fair, the county-run site hosts rodeos, livestock shows and sales, agricultural exhibits, and concerts through the year.

Vaughn · Agritourism Farm, Livestock Ranch

Sterling Cattle Company raises Red Angus at Wolf Creek and runs a feedlot near Vaughn, then opens a 20-acre corn maze each fall off U.S. Highway 89. The maze is cut into six-foot stalks with plenty of dead ends, joined by a smaller hay maze, a net maze, hay-mountain slides, and hay jumps. Weekday school field trips run late September through October by reservation, at $5 per student.

Belt · Farmers Market

Belt · Meat Farm

Know Your Beef When buying straight from our ranch you will purchase high quality, safe, and healthy all-natural beef. Our animals are raised as they were years ago, because we believe that our customers deserve a product that does not contain preservatives, hormones, or antibiotics. In addition, our cattle are never confined and always out in large pastures. As a customer you can know where your beef is coming from, and how it is raised. ​ Follow us on Instagram to learn more. @mccaffertyranchb

Belt · Agritourism Farm

McCafferty Ranch has raised cattle on the land near Belt since 1926, now under the fifth generation. The beef is grass-fed and finished on barley and pea sprouts grown in the ranch's own hydroponic setup, with no antibiotics or added hormones. Customers buy eighths, quarters, halves, or whole animals for delivery across Montana, or pick up single cuts at Central Avenue Meats in Great Falls.

Power · Apiary

Built In 1964. Smoot Honey Company began in October 1964 when Boyd and Don Smoot (father and son) purchased the business from Irving Ohmstede. Boyd and Don came from California and were joined by son/brother, Dennis in 1966. Big Changes In 1981. In 1981 Boyd retired and returned to California and Dennis passed away in 1984. Don ran the operation for many years with two full time employees. New Beginnings In 1996. In 1996 Don decided to look at retirement and Dan Smoot (son), Mark Jensen (son-in-

Cascade · Farmers Market