What do I bring to the farm?

• Camera (for all of those memorable moments)
• Cash (Unfortunately, we do not accept debit or credit)
• Snacks (Cold pop, water and juice available on site)
• Sunscreen, bug spray
• Weather-appropriate clothing

Please Do Not Bring:

• Your own berry containers. Small pests can travel in these containers and have the potential to wipe out our entire crop. Fear not, we will make sure you have everything you need to pick at no extra cost to you.
• The Family Pet: For health and safety reasons we ask that you leave your furry friends at home.

How do I pay for my Blueberries?

Blueberries are weighed and paid for by the pound. Right now, we only accept cash or cheque (with valid photo ID) as we do not have a Point of Sale Machine.

How do I store fresh blueberries?

Place fresh blueberries in the fridge in a covered container. Do not wash until right before using. They will last this way for at least one week.

How do I freeze my Blueberries?

By freezing blueberries, you can have them to eat, bake or cook with any time of the year, even in the middle of winter. You have two options for freezing. Both work very well, and make it easy to remove measurable amounts at a time, rather then clumps of berries.

1. Wash berries thoroughly. Place them on a baking sheet to dry. Once dry, place them on a rimmed baking sheet lined with parchment paper, and place in freezer. Once the blueberries are frozen solid, pack them into airtight containers and store them in the freezer.

2. Place your Kustermans' Blueberry bag right in the freezer. As needed, remove berries, wash thoroughly and voila! Tasty berries, ready for eating!

What do I bring to the farm?
How do I pay for my blueberries?
How do I store fresh blueberries?
How do I freeze my blueberries?