Farms Near Sheridan, WY

My Health Forward appears in the directory without a product category, town, or website. The name suggests a wellness or health-food focus rather than a traditional farm. Public detail is too thin to confirm what it grows or sells.

Sheridan's farmers market takes over Grinnell Plaza in the historic downtown on Thursday evenings, 5 to 7, roughly June through September. Local growers and artisans sell produce, baked goods, flowers, and arts and crafts. On the third Thursday of each month the market expands into a street festival down Grinnell to Broadway, with live music, food vendors, and kids' activities. The Downtown Sheridan Association runs it.

Truly Beef markets beef from Wyoming, though the directory logs no ranch town, website, or contact. Beyond the meat category and the name, verifiable detail is scarce. Treat it as a small Wyoming beef brand until the producer confirms more.

Sheridan

Mini Greens Co is an indoor microgreens farm producing several varieties of microgreens for wholesale to local grocery stores, restaurants, farmers markets, and various other customers. We pride ourselves on practicing no harmful chemical usage in the growing process with includes no added synthetic fertilizers, fungicides, herbicides, or pesticides.

Sheridan

Sheridan

Sheridan

A small grower near the Sheridan County Airport on the north end of town, at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains. The name points to chile peppers, an unusual crop for northern Wyoming's short season and likely grown under cover or from transplants. Product range and market days aren't posted online, so contact them directly.

Sheridan

Papa Joe\'s Produce grows fresh, greenhouse-grown leafy greens year round in our greenhouses. We also grow a variety of seasonal produce. We love giving tours of our hydroponic systems and greenhouses!

Sheridan

Koltiska Pumpkin Patch runs pick-your-own pumpkins from mid-September into mid-October on Cat Creek Road outside Sheridan, plus squash, potatoes, melons, and vine-ripe tomatoes from the same farm. The family grows pesticide-free and adds hayrides, a petting zoo, refreshments, and school tours. A family operation for about two decades, it's a fall fixture in the Bighorn foothills.

Shiloh Valley Family Farm is a family-run Wyoming farm listed without a product category, town, or website. Public detail is scarce, so the 'family farm' label and its Wyoming location are the most reliable facts here.

Ranchester

The Kerns family has moved cattle between their valley homestead and Bighorn Mountain pastures since 1887, and paying guests now ride along on the real thing. Drives cover 30 to 50 miles across 60,000 acres of grassland, with riders handling actual ranch work rather than a staged tour. Overnights happen in cowboy tipi tents with dutch-oven cooking. Spring, summer, and fall trips run out of Ranchester, near the Montana line.