2026 Season – Our 30th Year – 

For those few who had the chance to pick during our very brief 2025 season a thank you for coming out to the farm. To those of you who buy vegetables from us through out the year an even bigger thank you as that is what really sustains us. We often hear from both the veggie customers and the berry pickers that “they are the best” and we don’t disagree. We look forward to the time in 2026 when once again we invite you to join us here on the farm when our schedules, the weather and enough berries are ripe.

Every  year brings new challenges. We shall see what 2026 has in store for us all.  But as always we are prepared once again to deal with the weird weather, the irrigation repairs, the elegant new deer fence, the birds, the bermuda grass which has threatened blueberry production and was treated with a total of 3 tablespoons of an herbicide Celthodiam 2E.

We provide pint and quart containers, but you are also welcome to bring your own. The price remains the same this season, $10 per quart and $5 per pint. We only accept cash or checks. There is an ATM located at the bank half a mile away. Please note that we do not have public bathrooms available.

Important Updates for Blueberries Below

In this page you will find all important updates throughout the season. To read a post, simply click on the title.

NOTE: The latest news will always be at the top. Please be mindful that you are only reading posts relevant to this season.

  • 6-22-2026 That Late Spring Frost Was More Damaging Than We Realized = No Berries

    Having just walked the patch this morning we have to report that we no longer have enough fruit to make a trip to the farm worthwhile. If you read our earlier posts and visited the farm thank you for picking. As always your farmers share your disappointment that we have had reduced yields. In the…

  • Our 30th Year 1996 – 2026

    This past fall and in early spring we ordered and planted over two hundred new blueberry plants. We have filled in and added new rows of berries. It will be several years before they are able to add to the annual harvest. We remain as optimistic as ever. We shall see. When we have berries…