Owners of farm or food businesses now have a new grant opportunity for growing or expanding their businesses. The USDA Business Builder Grants Program offers funding to support eligible projects
This month, Sara and Ed from Squash Blossom Farm, share with of a delicious recipe for grilled bruschetta. Head to the Wood River Valley Farmers Markets in Hailey and Ketchum to
Celebrating the abundance and diversity of locally grown food was at the heart of the recent Elevated Table experience. Guests savored a locally sourced meal with dishes and beverages crafted
The Blaine County Fair is coming up on August 5-10 at the Blaine County Fairgrounds in Carey. A centerpiece of the Fair is the market animal sale, where all animals
The 2024 Wood River Valley Locally Grown Guide is out now. We’ve distributed Guides to over 40 locations throughout the Wood River Valley. For all the latest content, grab a
According to the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) Food Waste Index Report 2021, over 19 million tons of food is wasted in households every year. That is 130 pounds per
Mother’s Day is coming up on May 12th. Local food is a fantastic way to celebrate the special people in your life! From locally grown flowers to decadent cakes, you
Our local sourdough bread bakers, Hillside Grain and Hangar Bread, produce delicious loaves that are hard to resist. In the rare case that there are leftovers, day old bread is
We are looking forward to our upcoming growing season. In this blog post, you’ll find information about plant sales, seed exchanges, and other local food events happening in the Wood
The Wood River Valley Locally Grown Guide is a free marketing tool for businesses who grow, use, and promote locally grown food. The Guide reaches over 15,000 people annually.
Being listed is free for your business and only requires filling out a short survey.
Once approved your local food business will appear immediately on locallygrownguide.org and in the 2025 Locally Grown Guide printed edition.
