Carlton Farms

05/25/2026

Today, as we work the farm and enjoy time with family, we pause with reverent gratitude for those who gave their lives so we could live freely and chase our dreams
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05/22/2026

We have several gallons of pre-picked Strawberries available to pick up at the patch. Comment on this post if you’d like to pick up a gallon. Must be picked up this afternoon/evening.
$30 per gallon. +$2 if you want to keep the bucket.

05/21/2026

The berries looked better than I expected this morning when I visited the patch. We will be picking for pre-picked sales this afternoon from 2-5. If anyone wants to come out for some U-Pick during that time, come on out. So far there hasn’t been much rain, so it’s not muddy, but boots or old shoes would be a good idea, we could see a shower. Give us a little time to get started, then pre-picked berries should be available around 3:00
Prices
$30 for a pre-picked 5lb bucket +$2 if you want to keep the bucket.
$25 for a U-pick bucket.

05/18/2026

Farming is always a balance between shortage and abundance, and this week we’re grateful to share the bounty with plenty of milk and eggs—so stock up, freeze a few gallons for later, and enjoy our buy-3-get-1-free egg special while it lasts. https://conta.cc/4dq1T5f

05/15/2026

05/11/2026

We’re still learning and adapting with our strawberries, and after noticing some misshapen “cat-faced” berries that may point to incomplete pollination, we added four new beehives to the farm—now we’re watching the bees bring in pollen and hoping to see the results in the berries over the next few weeks. https://conta.cc/4v0ApsT

05/09/2026

We are open till 1 today (Saturday) and we have Jersey’s delicious strawberry jam and plenty of ripe strawberries. Jam or a box of berries 🍓 would make a great Mother’s Day gift.

05/08/2026

Our U-pick Strawberry patch will be open Saturday (5/9/26) from 9-1. Y’all come get some fresh strawberries for your Mother’s Day treat.
Edit: bring some boots or old shoes. Most rows are fairly dry, but some have water standing in the row middles.

05/04/2026

Cutting our 2026 ryegrass crop is only the first step—now we’ll bale, wrap, label, and sort each cutting by quality so our dairy cows, beef cattle, young stock, and dry cows all get the forage that best meets their needs throughout the winter months. https://conta.cc/3QDlhml