Brooks Berry Farms

Brooks Berry Farms Brooks berry farm has U-pick blueberries and blackberries as well as other fruits and blueberry honey.

08/23/2026

August Alabama heat. Bees undulate on the outside of the box performing rain dances, and pray for drought's end, like I do. For a bee-Dearth, a time to endure like winter's cold. Finding water can be a death flight. When will flowers appear again and the fall honey flow promise life? I smile as I see the first blooms of goldenrod. It may be a bane to people but it's life to honeybees! And I lift a thankful praise to heaven when the afternoon heat gives way to a thundering afternoon shower.

What's ripe and ready update: PEARS $5 per basket while they last. HONEY is ready too. I bottled up quart sizes today. B...
07/31/2026

What's ripe and ready update: PEARS $5 per basket while they last. HONEY is ready too. I bottled up quart sizes today. Both are out on the shelf at the farm if you want to drive out. I hoped to have a fig crop, however the birds have decided to not share this year. What we will have an abundance of soon is muscadines! They are beginning to change color, so I will post when those start coming in. I'd also like to give a big thank you to my summer intern! You may recognize Mr. Zorn's smiling face. He has an interest in horticulture and asked to come learn all about plants by working with us side by side for months. He's helped us get the farm into great shape. The apprenticeships of the past are something our society has missed out on, training up the next generation to carry on important skills through hands on experience can really help kids find their calling. And a farm is only as successful as the community effort that supports it.

07/20/2026

catching a swarm

July has been honey harvest time. Take a close look at the seeds on this sunflower. I stopped to cut flower heads for se...
07/20/2026

July has been honey harvest time. Take a close look at the seeds on this sunflower. I stopped to cut flower heads for seed and noticed this one was moving! A small hive of bees chose this as a temporary place to swarm before heading off to form a new hive. Collecting swarms is a normal task of beekeepers, but it's never been so easy as this! I'll post the video next. Also We are blessed with many native herbal and medicinal plants on this farm such as elderberry and mullein. I'm learning a lot from my apothecary customers.

Berry season has ended for the year with a successful summer! Thank you to all of our pickers and visitors. Sunflowers w...
07/06/2026

Berry season has ended for the year with a successful summer! Thank you to all of our pickers and visitors. Sunflowers were a delight to grow this year by the new beehives. Huge dinner plate sized flower heads in various colors. They will provide so many seeds. I look forward to replanting next year in a long row guests can enjoy as the drive in to the farm. I plan to spend July working in the hives to give them the best start for the fall honey flow. So much to do for each season of the farm!

Berries are going fast! Come get a little fresh from the field for that Fourth of July celebration you are planning. Whe...
06/30/2026

Berries are going fast! Come get a little fresh from the field for that Fourth of July celebration you are planning. Whether it's a dessert, salad, or beverage, blueberries can add that special splash to your holiday table. We price it by the gallon, but you can pick less and pay accordingly...1/2 gallon for $5 etc. So if you just want a little for your recipe swing on by. Heat advisory this week so come early or late afternoon to beat the sun. We are open 7-7. Last weekend for berries, but more variety to come for fall so follow us for future fruit.

Cooler temperatures next week finally! So come out when you can between rain showers. What a busy week this was! We host...
06/14/2026

Cooler temperatures next week finally! So come out when you can between rain showers. What a busy week this was! We hosted GMS students to pick berries and learn about bees. We had a family reunion and spent some time with the new babies and sheep. There are still plenty of blueberries out there to pick though you may have to pull some taller branches down. Middle schoolers tend to pick low hanging fruit. And there are some trays of blackberries in the cooler while they last. I'm sold out of quart jars of honey at the moment, but there are plenty of 24oz bears or smaller sized jars too, along with bees wax products. Dawn to dark hours so come and go at your own convenience. We take Venmo, PayPal, check or cash. No appointment needed.

We are open for summer🫐🍯.  After returning from our trip, I checked bee hives and they are looking good. I've got honey ...
06/05/2026

We are open for summer🫐🍯. After returning from our trip, I checked bee hives and they are looking good. I've got honey bears available again! Some now and hopefully more later in the summer too. Blueberries are in various stages of ripening. There's plenty to pick if you walk through the middle and around the back of the blueberry bushes. I haven't hung up my U-pick sign yet because the berries at the front are still green for some reason. Just browse around and you will find a bucket full of blue. We charge $10 per gallon for U-pick. Or if it's too hot to pick, check our coolers out. I have trays of prepicked blueberries and mixed berries for $7. In the freezer a gallon of frozen blueberries is $25. Out on the table you will find various bee products such as beeswax, candles, soap and small jars of honey. We are open dawn to dark, any day, through June. Just drive out and make yourself at home!

I have lots of people asking about blackberries, so here's the update: We will have some, but not enough to offer for U-...
05/29/2026

I have lots of people asking about blackberries, so here's the update: We will have some, but not enough to offer for U-pick this year. We planted several rows of new plants last year counting on the usual spring rains to grow the plants to production size by summer. But as you know we had extreme drought all spring, so berries are not plentiful. I will only have enough to offer small trays in the cooler. Not gallons at a time, as in years past. I know my jam making customers are disappointed by that! I am too, but the life of farming is dictated by Mother Nature. The rains have returned however, and the plants are off and growing at last, so next year I expect us to be back up to good production. Blueberries are also not as plentiful as usual, however, we do have u-pick for those. We lost about half our crop to the late March freeze, but half of 300 plants is STILL a lot of blueberries! Be sure you get some in June. Many people who rely on their own little bushes are reporting total losses and coming here to stock up, so they may go fast. And peaches were a total loss to the March freeze. I will post later in the summer. We do expect muscadine, figs, lemons, and honey.

May update: celebrating graduation with family this weekend. Planning to open for the season May 30th. As you can see be...
05/19/2026

May update: celebrating graduation with family this weekend. Planning to open for the season May 30th. As you can see berries aren't quite ripe yet, but usually by the first week of June they are plentiful. Mother Nature has thrown us some curveballs this spring, so I'll post another update May 29th. Thank you to Mrs. Bolen of Moonrooted Acres for providing the strawberry buckets I was looking for! By next year I can offer those along with some other fruits we've added. Come out this summer to see how we have grown!

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3055 Pineapple Highway
Greenville, AL
36037

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+13345078867

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