Dunlap Pumpkin Farm

Dunlap Pumpkin Farm Visit Dunlap Pumpkin Farm for a huge variety of pumpkins, gourds, straw, mums, corn stalks. We accept credit cards

09/19/2025

Filling up the corn pit! Thanks Stoddard County Seed & Feed for the delivery.

Opening day is Sept 27th, 2025 at 10am. Open from 10am till 6pm Monday through Saturday. 1pm till 6pm on Sundays.

We do accept credit/debit cards. Entry fee for Barnyard Friends activity area is $5/person, kids 2 years old and younger enter free.

We are located east of Poplar Bluff at the junction of highway 60 and AA, at the end of the se outer road.

Opening day: September 27th, 2025. Entry fee is $5/person, kids 2 years old and younger enter free. We do accept credi...
09/05/2025

Opening day: September 27th, 2025. Entry fee is $5/person, kids 2 years old and younger enter free. We do accept credit cards.

Don’t try this at home. While working at the pumpkin farm, saw this robber fly hanging by its front legs while eating (...
07/31/2025

Don’t try this at home. While working at the pumpkin farm, saw this robber fly hanging by its front legs while eating (bee? fly? Not sure), hence the common name, “hanging thief.”

07/30/2025

A snowberry clearwing moth visiting the cinnamon basil patch at the pumpkin farm.

07/19/2025

Swallowtail proboscis action on a Mexican sunflower at the pumpkin farm.

A wheel bug sitting on a pumpkin plant leaf. Wheel bugs are predators, helping in the control of agricultural pests suc...
07/14/2025

A wheel bug sitting on a pumpkin plant leaf. Wheel bugs are predators, helping in the control of agricultural pests such as cucumber beetles and Japanese beetles.

06/13/2025

The zinnias are attracting bumble bees to the pumpkin farm. We will need them when the pumpkins start blooming later in the summer.

Bumble bees are great pollinators, visiting blooms at double the speed of other bees. Also, a bumble bee only has to visit a pumpkin bloom twice for maximum pollination, while honey bees (also valuable pollinators) need up to 5 visits for max pollination.

Missouri wildflowers are great for gardens and bouquets. A popular bouquet wildflower is Queen Anne’s Lace (below on le...
06/12/2025

Missouri wildflowers are great for gardens and bouquets. A popular bouquet wildflower is Queen Anne’s Lace (below on left). But be careful of the look alike on the right, Poison Hemlock.

I recently discovered this invasive plant in a fence row. At first I thought it was a robust Queen Anne’s Lace. But after a little research discovered it’s true identity, Poison Hemlock. As few as six leaves ingested can be fatal to a human. All parts of the plant are toxic to all mammals. In Ancient Greece, hemlock was used to execute condemned prisoners, Socrates being the most famous prisoner to be poisoned by hemlock.

06/11/2025

1947 Ford two row cultivator, 1963 Massey Ferguson tractor and a 1968 driver. No plastic or herbicides, just old school w**d control.

Great time to enjoy Missouri wildflowers.
05/15/2025

Great time to enjoy Missouri wildflowers.

Open daily thru October 31st. 10am - 6pm Monday -Saturday. Open Sundays 1pm - 6pm. Barnyard Friends Activity area: $...
10/26/2024

Open daily thru October 31st. 10am - 6pm Monday -Saturday. Open Sundays 1pm - 6pm.

Barnyard Friends Activity area: $5 per person. 2 years old & under free.

We do accept credit/debit cards.

MU extension has some great pumpkin recipes https://extension.missouri.edu/sites/default/files/2024-02/n01404.pdf
10/20/2024

MU extension has some great pumpkin recipeshttps://extension.missouri.edu/sites/default/files/2024-02/n01404.pdf

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Poplar Bluff, MO
63901

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+15737124205

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