It's hard to believe our first harvest is coming to an end. Its been a fast-paced month of early mornings, hot afternoons, stiff necks and sore backs, blueberry stained fingers, calloused raking hands and farmers tans. Its been a joy meeting many returning blueberry enthusiasts who come from near and far for the sweetest berries in Washington County. There were times of discouragement where the drought stressed berries were too small to make it into our clean, wax-lined boxes ready for eager customers. It didn't help that we are in the midst of a pandemic and the floods of summer vacationers were a trickle. We still feel blessed to have been through this summer with a great crew, our farm family. We also feel comforted to know that "it can only get better!" There"s also a freezer full of wild blueberries that we can offer to those who'll stop by the farm for a box or two. Thank you for being a part of this amazing journey of blueberry farming. Whether you just look at the pictures, nibble on sweet berries, create blueberry master pieces, raked through the 90' afternoons, or watched kids and dogs so the farm stayed safe and running, we thank you!