04/23/2025
Kehr Family Farm will no longer be open to the public for pick your own blueberries. π« It has been a true joy having you visit our family farm. We have been honored to watch your children grow up, hear stories about your life, sweat together in the summer sun, and talk about delicious recipes you plan to make with your berries. We treasure many great memories from our berry patch and know there will be stories told for years and years to come.
We started the berry patch as a place for our family to work together, teach our children the value of hard work and a way to provide good berries for all of us to eat. Our children have grown up, started their careers and two are now married and creating their own homes. The work of maintaining the berry patch has gotten to be more than we can handle and we are looking to downsize the workload. So we have already pushed out half of the berry bushes.
Please know how grateful we are for all the kind words, the smiles and hugs, the stories and commiseration in the scalding heat. From the bottom of our hearts, we say βthank youβ. Even though our farm will be permanently closed, I hope our paths cross again in the not so distant future.