
Berry Update for the Week of June 22, 2025:
*The blueberry season is now underway and a week ahead of schedule due to the warm weather. Please do not delay visiting as the season typically lasts until the end of July, but not this year. The sooner you can visit, the better.
*Our 7 acre patch consists of over 8,000 plants. It is a quiet, peaceful spot to enjoy the best berry paradise around.
*Our family has been carefully tending to the blueberry fields since the late 1970’s when they were established. The picking is easy, so grab your buckets and head on over!
*When picking blueberries, we highly suggest bringing a bucket with a handle along with a lanyard, string or belt attached for picking blueberries. This way you can have both hands free to pick blueberries. You drop less and pick faster.
*There are a few strawberries left in the field to pick. Gathering a few quarts is possible. It will take a bit of hunting and walking though. You are welcome to search if you wish over these next few days.
*The red and black raspberry seasons have started and will continue until around July 10, 2025. The quantity is not great, and the size of the berries is small this year due to the wet spring. Enjoy what you can pick, maybe a few pints, and load up on blueberries instead. If traveling a distance for raspberries, please know it will not be like years past.
*Grab your containers from home OR purchase a souvenir bucket here at the farm for $2.50 each. Once a bucket is purchased, it is yours to keep. Please bring your buckets back when you visit again.
*We will weigh your container from home at the check in shanty and place a sticker on it with the weight of the container. This way we can subtract the weight of the container at the time of purchase.
Since 1954, The Green Barn Berry Farm has been family owned and operated offering a pick your own tradition of days gone by. Growing quality food that feeds the mind in an environment that nurtures the soul.
Never forget how much we appreciate your support. Without your patronage, our family farm would not be able to thrive.