Anne's Acres has been growing berries since 1999.
Safety First
To keep our customers safe, we follow FSMA and County Health recommendations.
- We will be picking by the gallon bucket this year to eliminate the weighing process
- Berries will be prepaid using cash only - $20 per bucket (exact change is appreciated)
- We will practice social distancing while on the farm
- Everyone will need to wash their hands before going out to the field to pick
- Picking containers will be provided - no outside containers allowed in the fields
Remember that you will be picking at a working farm where nature rules. Please spray sunscreen and bug spray in the parking lot only. It gets hot in the fields so dress accordingly. Boots with shorts is a fashion statement that is common on the farm. When bringing small children out to the fields, keep in mind that their attention span may not be as long as yours so you may have to limit your picking time. We have 3 varieties of berries that we will be picking and they ripen a week apart so feel free to come back to the farm mulitiple times to get a variety of berries!
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.
Strawberries Froze this Year
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.