Anne's Acres has been growing berries since 1999.
Anne's Acres Covid19 Rules
To keep our customers safe, we will be adjusting our operation to follow CDC and County Health recommendations.
- Picking will be by appointment only as we are limiting the number of people in the field at one time
- Each person that enters the field to pick must purchase 1 gallon of berries at $20 per gallon (we will not be weighing berries this year)
- Berries will be prepaid using cash only (exact change please to minimize cross contamination)
- Everyone will need to practice social distancing while on the farm
- Everyone will need to wash their hands before going out to the field to pick
- If you are bringing children to the farm, there must be 1 adult for every 2 children
- Everyone will be walking to the fields on uneven ground not appropriate for Strollers
- Picking containers will be provided - no outside containers allowed in the fields
Due to the virus, we have been unable to have anyone on the farm to help this year, so weeds will be more prevalent then normal. Please dress accordingly and the use of bug spray is advisable. Boots with shorts is a fashion statement that is common on the farm this year. Rob and I will be working the farm by ourselves, so please be patient with us. We are not as young as we used to be. 😊
Hope to see you at the farm...from a safe distance of course!
Anne's Acres On Farm Store!
To keep our customers and staff safe, we will not be opening the store this year. All sales will be on the porch in the fresh air.
New Items at the Farm
Over the years we have been asked to add other fruits and vegetables to our farm offerings. We added 4000 strawberries plants this year, planted another 1600 blueberry plants and transplanted 100 more blackberry plants.
Raising Bees - An Important Job
Hives of bees help to pollinate our plants.
Bees are an important part of the farm and the honey is excellent.