Wetherby Cranberry Co.

10/12/2025

09/26/2025

Monroe county at its “BERRY” best!

09/25/2025

So exciting! You won’t want to miss out on this special cranberry calendar featuring Wisconsin growers best recipes! Created by the talented That Midwestern Mom! You know her, you love her and you can meet her at Cranfest starting this Friday at the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association tent located at the intersection of Grant street and Main Street (next to the Wetherby Wade)

I’m SO EXCITED to be collaborating with Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association to bring you a cranberry recipe calendar! Find us at Warrens Cranberry Festival this weekend on Friday and Saturday! We are on the road with our U-Haul trailer’s weight limit of calendars and tote BAYGS 😜 thanks !!! to

09/24/2025

No reservations required, a great way to see a family run marsh, harvest and wade in the beautiful floating berries!

09/23/2025

Only 4 days till the Warrens 52nd Cranberry Festival! The weather looks perfect and we will have the first fresh cranberries of the season, dried cranberries, cranberry wine and honey available all weekend. Don’t forget to pull on some waders at the Wetherby Wade in our mini cranberry bed experience located at the intersection of Grant street and Main Street. We’ll capture lots of photos with your phone for you to keep as a once in a lifetime memory!

09/17/2025

Sept 26-28th!

09/04/2025

Experience Wisconsin’s State Fruit!

From vibrant cranberry festivals to hands-on marsh tours, there are so many ways to see, taste, and celebrate cranberries right here in Wisconsin. Plan your visit and discover why cranberries are a proud part of our heritage.

Explore festivals, tours, recipes and more at wiscran.org/experience

09/28/2024

One week away and a 70 degree perfect day forecasted!

Wetherby Cranberry Co. is holding their popular Cranberry Harvest Days on Oct. 5-6. See flyer for details. More information is posted in the News & Information section of the Visit Warrens website.

09/27/2024

During cranberry harvest, growers flood the beds with several inches of water, causing the buoyant berries to rise to the surface. Specialized machines, known as harrows, gently knock the fruit from the vines. Growers further flood the beds so that the floating cranberries can be easily corralled and gathered for processing!

📷Jenna Dempze, Gaynor Cranberry

09/26/2024

2 days till the Warrens Cranberry Festival kicks off! Visit Wetherby Cranberry on the farmers market row for the first and freshest cranberries this season. And make sure to visit the Wetherby Wade where you can get into a mini bed of floating berries and have a once in a lifetime photo! It’s going to be a beautiful weekend ☀️

04/06/2024

DID YOU KNOW | Cranberries are the Wisconsin State Fruit

As of April 5, 2024, Wisconsin cranberry growers are celebrating 20 years since state of Wisconsin adopted the 2003 Wisconsin Act 174 and officially named cranberries as the Wisconsin state fruit.

This achievement was the result of a yearlong class project conducted by fifth-grade students from Kenosha County's Trevor Grade School.

Upon doing their research, students from Trevor Grade School learned that Wisconsin cranberry growers were national leaders in the production of cranberries, growing more than 60% of the nation’s supply. This ultimately resulted in the cranberry being chosen over the cherry as Wisconsin's state fruit.

To this day, more than 250 growers continue to produce cranberries on 21,000 acres in 20 counties across central and northern parts of the state. Cranberries are also the state’s largest fruit crop in terms of both size and economic value.

For more information, and to learn about Wisconsin’s state fruit, visit Wiscran.org.

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11/11/2023

Get your orders in for fresh cranberries soon! Monday, Nov. 13, is the last day for online orders from Wetherby Cranberry Co. You can also stop at their sales room on the marsh or stop at the Van Wychens' booth on Saturday at the Dane County Farmers' Market in Madison.