The Plains Bison, which at their zenith numbered between 30 and 70 million animals, once ranged from Alaska to the northern tier of Mexican states, and from the East Coast to the West Coast of North America. The demise of the herd did not come until the Euro-American expansion westward in the late 19th century. But thanks to the cross-cultural efforts of ranchers, public-lands managers, and tribal nations, the Plains Bison has made a welcome comeback during the 20th century. The North American Plains Bison meat yields a marvelously tender, slightly sweet flavor with subtle reminders of the pasture in which the animal was raised.
The Davenport Freight House Farmers Market is the only year-round, indoor-outdoor Farmers' Market of its kind in the Mid-west. We are located along the scenic Mississippi Riverfront, anchored by the historic Freight House Building in lovely Downtown Davenport, Iowa. Nearly 200 creative and talented individuals have gathered to tempt you with the very best offerings in a market experience unlike any other in the Quad Cities.
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Crazy Woman Ranch is family owned and operated in the lower Yakima Valley. Our philosophy is sustainability and we prefer to employ methods of management that allows us to proudly produce quality tree fruit, garden produce, poultry, goat milk and cheese and naturally raised beef and pork. Our primary operation is commercial sweet cherry production; however, home gardening, food preservation and producing quality meat and dairy products is another area we operate in.
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The Cheyenne Winter Farmers Market is located inside the cozy historic train depot the first Saturday of each month from November through May starting at 10 and ending at 2 pm. All our vendors sell items that are produced in Wyoming or northern Colorado, but within a 150 miles of Cheyenne. All items are produced by the vendors behind the tables, no food brokers or food re-sellers or distributors are allowed and only a small percentage of craft or body care products are at this market..
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In 2008 we purchased a small herd of bison with the dream of supplying a healthy, natural, locally grown meat product to our community. We encourage our customers to come out to the farm and see these majestic "Native Americans". One can only truly appreciate how fantastic they are when you see them up close. We offer many cuts of meat for sale as well as bones for doggie, hides, skulls, and fiber.
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Buffalo Gal & The Money Creek Buffalo Ranch maintains one of the finest quality bison herds in America today. Located in the Mississippi River Valley, our buffalo are raised on a diet of native grasses and sun-cured hay. This is a working ranch with tours by appointment or call ahead to pick up bison meat, wild boar meat and bison jerky. Check out our web site www.buffalogal.com for further details and mail-order. Located on Hwy 76 just 6 1/2 miles off I90, exit 258.
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