Bonner County, Idaho: Farm & Ranch Directory
33 farm and ranch listings in Bonner County, Idaho, grouped by category below.
Events in Bonner County
- Sandpoint PRCA Rodeo
Professional rodeo in Sandpoint with performances on August 7 and 8, 2026, bringing PRCA bronc riding, bull riding and roping to Bonner County in the Idaho Panhandle.
Sandpoint, ID Official event details - Bonner County Fair
Five-day county fair at the Bonner County fairgrounds north of Sandpoint on Boyer Road. Held each year; the most recent dates were August 18-22, 2026.
4203 N. Boyer Road, Sandpoint, ID Official event details
Farms & Ranches in Bonner County
- Bountiful Organics
Sagle farm with certified organic specialty produce, fruit, flowers and herbs.
Sagle, ID - Cabin View Winery
Small northern Idaho winery on Fox Glen Road outside Sandpoint, well north of the state's main Snake River Valley grape region.
483 Fox Glen Rd., Sandpoint, ID 83864 | (208) 217-0988 - Deerfield Farms
Sandpoint farm established in 2006 and known for more than 30 certified organic tomato varieties.
Sandpoint, ID - Four Seasons Farm
Small diversified family farm in Priest River selling all-natural meat, eggs and produce year-round.
Priest River, ID - Golden Larch Farm
Small market farm in the Dufort Valley near Sagle selling vegetables to Bonner County customers.
Sagle, ID - Greentree Naturals
Sandpoint farm certified organic since 1992, supplying fresh organic produce to the local community.
Sandpoint, ID - Grumpy Chicken Farm
Small farm on Shingle Mill Road near Sandpoint selling direct to local customers in Bonner County.
1535 East Shingle Mill Rd, Sandpoint, ID 83864 - Lakeshore Lavender Farm
Lavender farm in Sagle growing flowers and making lavender products, operated by Brittany Roberson.
Sagle, ID - Larch Creek Farm
Mixed vegetable farm in the Dufort Valley, roughly 13 miles southwest of Sandpoint.
Sagle, ID - Larch Valley Farm
Small mixed-vegetable market farm about 7 miles southwest of Sandpoint.
Sagle, ID - Moose Meadow Farm
Certified organic Clark Fork farm growing vegetables year-round.
Clark Fork, ID - Mountain Cloud Farm
Diversified CSA and market farm in Clark Fork offering chemical-free produce, fruit, flowers, eggs, meat and plant starts.
Clark Fork, ID - Pend d'Oreille Winery
Sandpoint winery with a tasting room and winemaking facility on Cedar Street, near Lake Pend Oreille.
301 Cedar St., Ste. 101, Sandpoint, ID 83864 | (208) 265-8545 - Pleasant Meadow Creamery
Raw milk dairy in Sagle milking Guernsey cows since 2011, selling to Bonner County customers.
Sagle, ID - Queen Bee Honey Co.
Small diversified Clark Fork farm, formerly Harvey Honey Farm, owned and run by Andrea Cope.
Clark Fork, ID - Ranch of the Risingsun
Clark Fork ranch raising grass-fed beef and some hogs, with garden produce.
Clark Fork, ID - Riley Creek Blueberry Farms
Blueberry grower in Laclede that sells through the Sandpoint Farmers Market.
Laclede, ID | 208-263-4114 - Sandpoint Orchard
USDA-certified organic orchard near Sandpoint growing heirloom tree fruit.
Sandpoint, ID - Shingle Mill Blueberry Farm
Blueberry farm near Sandpoint that sells at the Sandpoint Farmers Market on Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
488 Shingle Mill Road, Sandpoint, ID 83864 - Sunnyside Mtn Farm
Market garden above Sandpoint producing vegetables, berries and cut flowers for local buyers.
Sandpoint, ID - The Selkirk Ranch
Certified organic grass-fed beef ranch near Sandpoint in Bonner County.
Sandpoint, ID - TND Raven Ranch, Inc.
Careywood operation producing year-round produce from an aquaponic greenhouse.
Careywood, ID - Western Pleasure Guest Ranch
Guest ranch near Sandpoint in the Idaho Panhandle offering a dude ranch vacation in the Selkirk foothills.
Sandpoint, ID
Media & Press in Bonner County
- Bonner County Daily Bee
Daily newspaper in Sandpoint covering Bonner County and the Lake Pend Oreille area of the Idaho Panhandle.
Sandpoint, ID - Sandpoint Reader
Weekly newspaper in Sandpoint, a second local voice alongside the daily in Bonner County.
Sandpoint, ID
Organizations in Bonner County
- Bonner County Farm Bureau
Idaho Farm Bureau county office in Ponderay. Local chapter of the state farm and ranch advocacy group. Members are local farmers, ranchers and agriculture supporters in the Bonner area.
920 Kootenai Cutoff Rd., Ponderay, ID 83852 | 208-263-3161 - Bonner Soil and Water Conservation District
Bonner Soil and Water Conservation District is an Idaho conservation district working with landowners on soil health, irrigation efficiency and water quality in Bonner County; it is one of 50 districts supported by the state commission.
ID - University of Idaho Extension - Bonner County
University of Idaho Extension county office for Bonner County, offering education on small farms, forestry and gardening in the Sandpoint area, plus Master Gardener and 4-H Youth Development resources.
ID Website
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Bonner County
- Hope Farmers Market
Friday market at the Community Center on Highway 200 in Sagle, June through September, for Bonner County farms and food makers.
435 Mays Road, Sagle, ID - Sandpoint Farmers Market
Farmers market held rain or shine at Farmin Park in Sandpoint, where Bonner County growers sell produce and other farm products.
Sandpoint, ID
Ag Education in Bonner County
- Sandpoint High School FFA Chapter
FFA and agricultural education program at Sandpoint High School in Sandpoint, part of the North Idaho FFA district.
Sandpoint, ID
Helpful Guides for Bonner County
- Idaho County Fairs and Youth Livestock Shows
A practical guide to Idaho county fairs and junior livestock shows: 2026 fair dates, who can show, ownership and tagging rules, entry deadlines, weights, health and drug rules, and how the sale works.
- University of Idaho Extension: Offices, 4-H and Help for Producers
What University of Idaho Extension offers in Idaho: county offices in 42 counties, 4-H ages and enrollment, livestock ownership rules, statewide contests, programs for producers and gardeners, and how to get started.
- Idaho Soil and Water Conservation Districts
How Idaho's 50 soil and water conservation districts work: five or seven member boards, four-year terms, how supervisors are elected, what districts do for landowners, the state Commission, and how to find your district.