Harrison Farms

05/17/2025

After what seems like a lifetime, we are done with citrus farming.
We have spent years keeping the orchard up. all spring and summer: grass cutting, fertilizing, killing weeds, working on equpiment making sure water is on..then, picking, grading, sacking from fall to winter. Loading and pulling the truck out during season. To do it all again tomorrow and the next day until we were out of fruit or the freeze would make us done
At times it has been an all consuming business, all while we had our “real” full time jobs.
We have seen our families grow up having a farm life. We have spent time together (even if we didn’t want to) keeping the farm going.
We passed on events/ vacations: “Sorry I can’t it’s picking season”
It has been a job, a headache, an endless chore and a complete joy. I am overcome with emotions at this end to our journey. Happy we had it, sad to see it go, and regretting the kids will not have it anymore.
To our customers::: thank you for your yearly support. Thank you for choosing us and keeping the honor system for the farm a thing.

12/17/2024

Today was our last day for the season. Thank you to all our customers who helped make it a success

12/14/2024

Get your Satsumas now, season will end in the next couple of days, don’t miss out. This is your last chance for 2024.

12/13/2024

We will be out of fruit and done for the season Saturday or Sunday

12/07/2024

We will have the truck back out tomorrow 12/7/2024 and it looks like we will have around a week or so before we will be out for the season

11/30/2024

We are going to be taking a week break to give the fruit some time to turn orange with the cold weather. We will be closed Monday Dec 2 and will reopen Saturday December 7, 2024. Thank you for your understanding.

11/25/2024

11/25/2024

Just a few photos of farm operations.

11/10/2024

We will begin our season Saturday November 16, 2024 the truck will be out daily!!

11/19/2023

We are sold out for the season.