Clearwater County, Idaho: Farm & Ranch Directory
6 farm and ranch listings in Clearwater County, Idaho, grouped by category below.
Media & Press in Clearwater County
- Clearwater Tribune
Weekly newspaper in Orofino, the seat of Clearwater County in north central Idaho.
Orofino, ID
Organizations in Clearwater County
- Clearwater and Lewis County Farm Bureau
Idaho Farm Bureau county office in Orofino. Grassroots members shape policy resolutions for the state organization. Members are local farmers, ranchers and agriculture supporters in the Clearwater and Lewis area.
152 S. A Street, Orofino, ID 83544 | 208-476-4722 - Clearwater Soil and Water Conservation District
Clearwater Soil and Water Conservation District is an Idaho conservation district working with landowners on soil health, irrigation efficiency and water quality in Clearwater County; it is one of 50 districts supported by the state commission.
ID - University of Idaho Extension - Clearwater County
University of Idaho Extension county office for Clearwater County, offering education on forestry, small farms and 4-H in the Orofino area, plus Master Gardener and 4-H Youth Development resources.
ID Website
Farmers Markets & Farm Stands in Clearwater County
- Orofino Farmers Market
Tuesday market, 11 AM to 3 PM from June through September, at the Urban Park in Orofino in Clearwater County.
Urban Park, Orofino, ID - Weippe Farmers Market
Friday afternoon market, 3 to 5 PM, at Weippe Mini Park with produce, jams, breads, eggs, crafts and honey from Clearwater County vendors.
Weippe Mini Park, Weippe, ID Website
Helpful Guides for Clearwater County
- 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.