Farm goods

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Vegetables

Certified organic & fresh, all grown right down the road here at Rocky Creek Farm. Matt and Jacy have been growing for our community since 2003.

We have a hard time narrowing down what to grow, so we don’t! We are plant people and love the challenges and rewards of growing. Each year we plant up to 150 varieties of vegetables, salad greens, and herbs to share through our CSA program and at Farmers' Markets, through local restaurants and grocers, and directly from our market stand.

With four heated greenhouses and four mobile high tunnels, we grow and distribute produce year round. We work with our farmhands and volunteers to plant, cultivate, harvest, wash, and pack our vegetables, so that we can provide you the highest quality produce!

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Flowers

The flower beds at Gallatin Valley Botanical are a vibrant addition to the vegetable fields, and they also keep our pollinator friends buzzing. Jacy grew up with the joy of growing flowers helping her grandfather, who grew dahlias at his home in Kalispell, MT. This year she is growing 1 acre of seasonal flowers. Some of her favorites include ranunculus, anemone, lisianthus, stock, sunflowers, sweet peas, and of course, dahlias!

We have several ways to brighten up your home or office with a bouquet of fresh-cut farm flower or to share one of our vibrant bouquets with a friend:

Enjoy weekly bouquets through our 17 week CSA flower subscription and the whole-farm CSA.

Pick up unique, colorful bouquets at our market stand, or at the Community Food Coop.

To add beautiful, fresh flowers to your wedding or special event, pre order mixed flower buckets or mason jar bouquets. If you are interested in using our flowers for your wedding or event, click the link below and complete the survey to let us know what you are looking for!

ADDITIONAL FLOWER EVENTS

Flowers at the Farm is a private U-Pick party that’s perfect for any special occasion! Reserve a 2-hour time slot for your group to come harvest flowers, learn more about the farm, and make bouquets. Farm-fresh mocktails are provided! Click the link below if you are interested in booking a time for your party.

We also host bouquet making workshops at the farm during the flower season! The workshops consist of a fun night of instruction that dives deeper into elements of flower farming, harvesting, and bouquet design. Our workshops are perfect for any group and skill level! Click the link below to learn more about and sign up for our upcoming workshops.

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Meat & Eggs

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Our laying hens cruise the farm in their mobile chicken coop, helping us take care of crop residue, fertilize next year’s crops, and scratch around for insects. We keep a wide variety of hens, so each dozen is colorful and unique. We feed our chickens non gmo and no corn/soy feed and supplement their diet with unmarketable farm vegetables. Once you see and taste our golden yolks, you'll know these girls are happy!

PASTURE-RAISED MEATS

Animals are an integral part of our farm and allow us to offer local, healthy meat products.

PORK
Our Meishan Berkshire cross pigs make sure none of our leftover vegetables go to waste. Our pigs are raised on pasture grass, locally produced peas, wheat and barley, lots of apple mash and pumpkins, and an array of organic veggies.

LAMB
The sheep keep things tidy, enthusiastically mowing down crop residue and contributing beneficial fertility. We raise our lambs on pasture, keeping them happy on grasses and in the winter, hay from Roger’s Farm.

CHICKEN
Raised on Visser’s Feed, Peas, wheat, & barley mash and moved daily to fresh grass, our Red Ranger chickens are a healthy and tasty addition to your local farm diet. With on farm processing, these birds are in our hands from chick to butcher day.

Meat & Eggs are available first through our Whole Farm CSA and if available, at our Market Stand.


where to find us

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CSA

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a cooperative farming agreement between consumers and farmers. Support our farming family and the open space of Rocky Creek Farm by joining our CSA and receive a box a week of the best produce we have available.

Summer 2024 CSA

Sign up now, starts Tuesday June 11th! Full and half veggie shares and flower subscriptions are available at several area drop offs in Bozeman, Livingston, Big Sky, and Gardiner. Want more choice in your boxes? Come to the farm where we have market style pick up Tuesdays and Saturdays.

Winter 2024-2025 CSA

Coming Mid-September! Weekly Full Shares from November 6 to late January. Pick up Wednesdays at the farm or deliveries to Big Sky & Livingston.

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market stand

Come visit our farm stand in the blue barn at Rocky Creek Farm! Pick up fresh vegetables, herbs, flowers, eggs, honey, farm raised meats, and apple cider in season.

Market Stand Hours:

June 11th through November 1st:

Tuesdays 9am to 6pm
Thursdays 9am to 6pm
Saturdays 9am to 1pm

November 1st through June 2nd

Wednesdays Noon to 6pm.

You pick

Fruit, Veg, and Flowers Seasonally Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Come early!

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Farmers’ markets

Bozeman Winter Farmers Market

Every other Saturday, September through May
Held at the Bozeman Fairgrounds

Saturday, September 23rd, 2023 is the first market of the season!

Learn more at www.bozemanwintermarket.com

 
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WHOLESALE

Since 2003, we have been growing specifically for restaurants and refining our operation by working directly with chefs. We strive to harvest and prep our produce so that there is as much useable product as possible, such as mint and basil tips, trimmed baby carrots, and salad greens. Our fresh and clean produce gives a prettier presentation, better taste, longer shelf life, and produces less waste. We offer a steady supply of the most popular salad greens, microgreens year round, baby vegetables, various tomatoes, and many other items. If there is anything you would like to see on a regular basis, let us know and we can tailor our production levels to meet your needs with adequate advance notice.

We encourage chefs and their staff to come out to the field and see first hand how our produce is grown. If your restaurant is serious about supporting local farms, please contact matt@gallatinvalleybotanical.com