FAQ's
When does the season start and end?
The season start will depend on how the growing season has progressed. We shoot for early to mid-August for opening. There will be a hard stop on Oct 31st for the U-Pick. The farmstands will still be operational until the weather is too cold or we are sold out.
When can we come out to pick?
Only on the days and hours we are open. This is our home. Please do not enter our farm outside of our posted days/hours or enter areas that are marked for family only. We appreciate your cooperation and respect for our privacy.
What days and hours are you open?
Days and hours will vary! Be sure to check the home page on our website. I'll also post them on social media!
What is available to pick?
It will also vary over the season! Keep an eye on our website home page! We'll also post on social media!
What do I bring for picking?
BYOB! Bring Your Own Bucket! Any tools needed for harvesting other than your hands, we will provide.
Can I bring my fur baby?
Sorry! Dogs are not allowed on the farm except trained service animals as defined by the ADA.
What if I need a restroom?
There will be a port-a-potty available.
How much does it cost?
Flowers are all the same - $10/cup.
Veggie pricing is determined by the crop! We will post prices on the website, social media and down by the veggie garden. You may pick as much or as little as you want!
How do I pay for what I pick?
We take cash only at this time!
What should I wear?
Sturdy shoes are ideal, the ground will be uneven. If it rained the day before, expect to get muddy. Bring bug spray!
Where do I park?
There are designated parking areas at our farm, we will have signs that will show you where to go. No parking is allowed on our county road.
What about bad weather?
We are open for sprinkles, but not for thunder and lightning. If the weather forecast looks bad, we’ll post a cancellation on the website and social media that morning.
Inherent Risk
Under Minnesota law, a provider of agritourism activities is not liable for injury, damage, or death resulting from inherent risks. Inherent risks include: natural hazards and conditions of land, water, and vegetation; behavior of wild, domestic, and farm animals; ordinary dangers of farm, ranch, processing, and other machinery, equipment, and structures; and other dangers integral to an agritourism activity.
Participants assume the inherent risks of agritourism activities.
Minn. Stat. 604A.40