Farm Update:  May 24, 2026
     We are looking for some help at the farm, pickers
     and weedwhippers.  If interested fill out the application
     and return as soon as possible.  Pickers start picking
     July 6th(training end of June 1/2 day).
     Weedwhippers in June week days only.   

          

        
Employment Information: (application link)
    
Please read all the information and fill out application.  You can return
           the application by mail,  or e-mail (must be as an attachment) so it can be read and printed. 
           If you want to drop off at the house call first to see if someone is available (763-647-4156).

           Interviews will take place at the end of May or early June for pickers, and end of May for
           pruners/weed whipping positions.

           Blueberries are looking good.  Pictures below.  We are having to water right now, hopfully
           we get more rain .

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Farm Information:
     
When you get to the farm follow parking information then head
       to the white barn and please enter in the designated area  and
       please do not cut though the Yellow rope.  Thank you. 
       See below for more information.
   

  
   * Parking information: Please follow the signs when you get to the farm. 
        We need everyone to park with their headlights to the yellow rope. This
        allows us to get more cars in the parking area. If you have someone who
        needs assistance getting closer to the Apple orchard (only) when open,
        please call ahead and we will try and make some arrangements.
        There is handicap parking area behind the pole barn,  thank you.

  

     * Containers are provided for picking and taking your fruit home, 
        (no charge), so please leave your containers at home. 


        Apples: We have picking baskets and we send home your apples in bags.  Thank you.

        Blueberries
: All of our picking pails are sanitized after every use.  We send the fruit home in new/ brown boxes
        or pint containers.  (Please know that all of the pint containers are made from recycled products and
        can be recycled again as well as the brown boxes.  

 
   * We allow children of  any age including strollers and wagons. (Children Policy:  
        We just ask that they be supervised and that they stay with you at all times. Please no running, ground is uneven
        and we don't want anyone to get hurt.  For more detailed information see the fruit pages.

 
     *
No Dogs (unless a service dog needed
        for a service while here at the farm.  Please read all the information
        about service dog requirements on the blueberry or apple page.  Thank you.
       
     *
No smoking (e-cigs or other) of any kind at the farm.  Thank you.
      
     *
Picking requirements:
        Apples:  There is a half peck minimum to pick in the apple orchard.

        Blueberries: There is a 2 pint minimum to pick in the fields. This includes anyone just coming to take pictures. 
        (applies to Blueberry picking only) This is because we sanitize each pail that is used and the time to do this. 
        Thank you for your understanding. 


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Field Etiquette:
        Apples:  Please be respectful of others while out in the orchard.  Thank you.
       
        Blueberries:  We allow everyone to pick where they want to, so find a nice area to pick in.  Please be
        respectful of others while out in the field.  Please do not cut through the bushes, please go to the ends of
        the rows to move around.  

 


  
  Cash, Check or Credit/Debit cards accepted
      
(Please note a 3%    fee is charged back to customer)
    

  

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