The strawberry season  for 2010 has finally come to an end.  It began early, on June 4th, and this is the first time in many many years that we didn't have picking for the Fourth of July.   Thank you for your business and we look forward to seeing you in 2011.

The blueberry  harvest began on July 5th and already we're down to the season's end.  You will be able to pick this week in the morning, from 9 to Noon.  The berry supply is inconsistent, so pickers are allowed to wander in the patch and find the good bushes.   The birds are leaving some ripe berries for you.  To plan ahead, children must be at least 6 years old and accompanied by one adult per child to be in the blueberry patch.  Consider the patience of your child, as your pail will fill slowly, due to the smaller size of blueberries.  The blueberries are $2.95 per pound and we are not set up for credit cards, so plan to pay in cash or by check.  You may find it helpful to bring a kneeling pad, and maybe some water for drinking.  It does get quite warm in the patch, so consider coming earlier to beat the heat.  

The sweet corn is finally ripe!   We pick the corn for you and have it ready by 10 AM.  We should have corn every day now, through the month of August.  The price is $6.00 for a Baker's Dozen (13 ears).  If you will need a large amount of 5 dozen or more, we appreciate a days notice.  We will also have our sales truck parked in Plymouth on selected days, tentatively Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, beginning at 11 AM.   The address is 56th and Nathan Lane, near Superior Ford.  You can always call the farm to confirm the Plymouth sales :

763-421-4384