Farms, makers & food hubs.
Farms, ranches, makers and food stores across Montana. Find what they grow or make, discover a new connection, and buy in the way that works for you.
Browse suppliers by food
Within about 50 miles of Alberton. Ask each supplier about pickup and delivery.
Find your next connection
37 to 46 of 46 suppliers in this directory. The directory is growing; it does not include every Montana food business.
Tipu's Chai
Farm or food business in Polson
Listed with Root Cellar Foods
Food listed with Tipu's Chai. Photo source and permissions Tipus Chai
Farm or food business in Polson
Listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative
Western Montana Growers Co-op
Farm or food business in Missoula
Listed with Root Cellar Foods
Food listed with Western Montana Growers Co-op. Photo source and permissions Food listed here
Western Montana Growers Cooperative
Farm or food business in Missoula
Listed with Central Montana Food Hub
Food listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative. Photo source and permissions Food listed here
Western Montana Growers Cooperative
Food hub in Missoula
A farmer-owned cooperative supplying restaurants, stores, schools and other institutions, with a separate household CSA program.
Wild Plum Farm
Farm or food business in Dixon
Listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative
Winter Kissed Farm
Farm or food business in Stevensville
Rows of vegetables at Winter Kissed Farm. Photo source and permissions Winter vegetables and seasonal CSA shares from Stevensville.
Food listed here
WMGC
Farm or food business in Missoula
Listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative
WMGC Retail
Farm or food business in Missoula
Listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative
Wustner Brothers
Farm or food business in Missoula
Listed with Western Montana Growers Cooperative
There’s more than one way to buy local.
A small farm taking calls belongs here alongside a food hub bringing many growers together. You can contact a supplier even without a current item list; the supplier handles your order, payment and arrangements.
- A direct connection
- Some farms and makers take orders on their own website or by phone. Open their profile for the public buying contacts and ask what is available.
- Several growers, one food hub
- A hub brings food from different producers together. Explore its current food and check its own ordering, pickup and delivery details.
- A regular supply for your kitchen
- Buying for a school, restaurant or community meal? Save useful suppliers and prepare the quantities and timing you need to discuss.
Your food business belongs in the conversation.
No online store or hub membership is needed to introduce your farm, ranch or food business.