The best egg farms in Wyoming
4.9 from 468 reviews across 6 farms
Organised lists 9 farms in Wyoming, including 9 egg farms, 8 raw milk farms and 7 butchers. 8 deliver to your door.
4.9 from 468 reviews across 6 farms
Organised lists 9 farms in Wyoming, including 9 egg farms, 8 raw milk farms and 7 butchers. 8 deliver to your door.



Shumway FarmsRaw milk, meat & eggs · Afton4.9 (351 reviews)Shumway Farms is a family owned dairy and creamery at Afton in Star Valley, Wyoming. The farm follows regenerative practices and turns its own milk into farm fresh ice cream and Icelandic style skyr, alongside raising grass fed beef and free range hens for eggs.
Ice cream, skyr, milk, eggs and beef are sold from the farm store on Highway 241, with special orders taken and stocked locations further afield. The family also run tours and field trips, and you can even stay at the farm and see the valley for yourself.
Whitt's End Farm StandRaw milk, meat & eggs · Cheyenne4.8 (78 reviews)Whitt's End is a family farm on Happy Jack Road in Cheyenne, Wyoming, selling online as Whitt's End Cattle Depot. The animals are family raised in Wyoming with no hormones or antibiotics, and the range runs from beef and pork to lamb, raw milk, goat milk and farm fresh eggs.
You can shop at the farm stand or order online for shipping to your door. The store sells steaks, roasts, burgers, bacon, brats and sausages, plus cream, ice cream, sourdough bread, honey, soap and canned goods, with weekly raw milk subscriptions and quarter, half and whole beef and pork available. Free shipping applies to select bundles.
The Urban BasketRaw milk, meat & eggs · Gillette4.8 (25 reviews)The Urban Basket is a market store in downtown Gillette, Wyoming that gives the region's producers a shopfront in one place. Local vendors stock it with farm fresh produce, locally raised meat, raw milk products from Guernsey cows, baked goods and artisan foods, along with handcrafted items.
The shop favours vendors who work with whole foods and sustainable practices, and everything is sold over the counter at the Gillette Avenue store through the week. It is an easy way to buy from many small farms without driving out to each one.
Little Acres FarmsRaw milk, meat & eggs · Lovell4.6 (8 reviews)Little Acres Farms is a family farm in the Big Horn Basin of northern Wyoming, near Lovell, raising cows, pigs, chickens, ducks and geese. The family started out wanting to raise their children close to the rewards of their own labour, and the farm has become a local source of dairy, meat and baked goods.
The online shop sells fresh raw milk, buttermilk, cream, butter, cream cheese, sour cream, gelato, farm eggs and ground beef, along with sourdough and Country Bakery breads and cinnamon rolls. Orders are delivered on weekly runs to Cody, Powell, Cowley, Lovell, Otto, Greybull and Burlington, and the farm is open on weekdays for collection.
Middle Fork FarmRaw milk, meat & eggs · Laramie5 (3 reviews)Middle Fork Farm sits at the base of the Snowy Range just outside Laramie, Wyoming, raising cattle from birth and bringing on chickens and pigs from a young age. The animals graze freely all year round, with homegrown fodder and native grass hay carrying them through the colder months, and the cattle are never treated with hormones.
The farm sells beef and pork by the cut or in bundles, along with milk from its own cows, farm fresh eggs and home grown vegetables. Ring ahead to sort out an order and collection.
Shiloh Valley Family FarmMeat & eggs · Sheridan4.7 (3 reviews)Shiloh Valley Family Farm is a small, diversified family farm in Sheridan, Wyoming, run by a family of six. They raise pastured pork, grass finished lamb and goat, and pastured free range eggs, alongside raw honey, organically grown fruit and vegetables, and wool and alpaca fibre from their Icelandic sheep and alpacas.
Meat is sold by the cut, as custom processed half or whole animals, or in seasonal bundles. You will find the farm at Sheridan's markets, and its meat and eggs at Cross E Dairy and Freedom Foods in town. On farm sales can be arranged by phone, as there is no farm store just yet.
Rod Vann FarmRaw milk & eggs · BeulahRod Vann Farm is a small family run farm in Beulah, Wyoming, in the state's far northeast corner. Jess and Bryan Riley milk a micro dairy of Jersey cows alongside a few goats and sheep, selling raw cow, goat and sheep milk. The cows eat hay grown on the family ranch and graze through the warmer months, with a soy free grain ration built around flax, and the mostly low producing cows give wonderfully creamy, rich milk.
That milk becomes cream, yogurt, kefir, butter, clarified butter, ice cream, coffee creamer, soft cheeses, curds and a few aged hard cheeses. The hens are truly free range, roaming the farm daily on a soy free feed with organic kelp, alfalfa hay in winter and plenty of skim milk and whey. The family also runs Angus beef cattle on the ranch and raises produce, with a little on farm store open Monday to Saturday.
Coyote Track RanchRaw milk & eggsCoyote Track Ranch is a small ranch near Casper, Wyoming, raising dairy goats along with pigs and chickens. Milking is done into stainless steel pails after the udder is washed, the milk is strained and chilled quickly and stored only in glass jars, and the does munch a grain and alfalfa mix while they are milked.
Raw goat's milk is sold fresh or frozen, from pints up to gallons, and chevre, yoghurt, cheddar curds, sherbet and other goat's milk treats are made by special order. You can also find their products at The Milk House Farmers Market in Mills, and new milk customers are taken on gradually, so ask to be added to the waiting list.
The Rusty Bucket WyomingRaw milk, meat & eggsThe Rusty Bucket is a woman owned and operated farm at Rozet, Wyoming, raising animals free range and producing what it sells right on the farm. The range takes in goat and cow milk, goat milk kefir, yogurts and goat milk cheeses, along with goat, pork and whole chicken, plus fresh chicken eggs.
You can find the farm at farmers markets and local events through the season, and it delivers as well. The owner is happiest chatting with customers face to face, so questions about the products are always welcome.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
