I sell a variety of yeast breads, sage bundles, wildflower bouquets, blended coffee, and crocheted rag rugs at the Farmers Market in Custer, SD during Spring through Fall on Saturday morning. During winter months products are available for delivery in … Continued
We raise garden produce with a large variety of tomatoes, peppers, and squash/pumpkins along with sweet corn, peas, beans, and some root crops. We sell primarily through the Black Hills Farmers Market which is open in Rapid City. Produce may … Continued
In season fruits and vegetables available at our stand in Milbank.
We are a small, family run , pesticide free garden. We offer seasonal produce July -October at the Black Hills Farmers Market. Our little country store is open July -October . We offer our fresh picked vegetables along with locally … Continued
Rilling Produce is a third generation business providing homegrown and quality produce to central SD as well as marketing produce in five states. We have been doing business in Pierre, SD since 1983. Our produce is grown with the use … Continued
Family-owned and operated ranch. We start a garden as early as possible and sell a variety of garden produce. We sell beef heifers, bulls, and occasional show steer. We do have a few butchers and will haul them to town … Continued
Our products can be found at the Brookings Farmers Market and several local events and stores. For more info, follow us on Facebook or visit our website. Our offering includes large variety of honey food and skin items we make.
Saturdays from 8-12, starting late April
Real Food! We produce spice blends, baking mixes, and spice packets for chili, meat loaf, jambalaya and more. We are members of Black Hills Farmer’s Market, selling fresh bread, fresh homemade salads, dessert items, cookies, and our spice blends every … Continued
Medicine Root Farmers Market is located in Kyle, SD, we grow all our produce from seed. We plan on having the mobile market set up at various spots through the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation during the Months of June, July, … Continued