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About Our Farm

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History of the farm

1988 - The beginning. First 2 lower acres were planted.1990 - Upper 3 acres added.1992 - Hand picking began. Picked for cannery until 19941994 - Machine picked until the berries got too tall.1995 - Started U-Pick on minimal rows.1997 - Opened field to public. 

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New Growth

In honor of the passing of Arthur Ebert, 15 new blueberry bushes were planted. May they grow to the greatness of the field he created. 

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Our blueberries

Over the decades we have tried several things from fresh pick to cannery but u-picking and the people... we love the most. We take a lot of pride in a clean and organized experience, encouraging an outing for your whole family. Our berries are not only sweet, juicy and can get up to the size of quarters. They are not only great for eating by the handful, but enjoying in your morning cereal, yogurt or smoothie. We are not an organic farm as we do use herbicides before the buds come on but we do not use pesticides. Rather for those pesky critters we choose to use organic methods of taking care of them. Offering you a healthier berry.

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U-Pick Information

We provide around the waist picking cans to be worn to assist with hands free picking. Weighing buckets have food grade liners and can be taken with you. Scales are set to our buckets so we do ask that you leave your buckets in the car.  Depending on how many pounds you want to pick or how much you want to spend, a full bucket can range from 30-35 dollars for 20-23 pounds. Currently we only accept cash, check and cards.  

Meet Our Farmers

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Jessica Price

Business Owner

Jessica was born and raised on the farm but helped take over the farm when father became too ill to manage. 

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Nick Sackman

Farm Manager

Nick was once a west sider, born and raised in the city. His dying need to keep everything organized and clean has made a tremendous difference to the operation of the farm. Not only does he have a green thumb but he can nearly fix anything. He is the guy you want to have around!

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Judy Ebert

Original Farm Owner

One of the original owners and one of the many reasons people keep coming back every year, has lived on the farm for 44 years. She has devoted blood, sweat and tears to each plant and the soil that feeds them. Her expertise is highly valued. 

Contact Us

If you are planning on visiting us it's advisable to check our website for hours of Operation before traveling.

Address

9751 SE Telford Rd., Boring, OR 97009located shortly off of Hwy 26 and 267th or from Hwy 212 and 272nd.

Hours

Closed for the season

Contact Info

(503) 704-4750 moc.liamg%40njseulbnogero

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Products

Now that season is over and jamming has begun...check back soon for many more flavored jams including: plum, grape, raspberry, boysenberry, marionberry, blackberry and much more. All berries are grown here on the farm and made in small batches. Sourdough breads are also expanding to now include gluten free options as well. Don't see something you want? We would love to hear from you. Click here to give your suggestion.

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