Produce Farms near Farmington, ME

Wilton

This blueberry patch has grown highbush berries in Wilton since the mid-1940s, roughly 3,000 bushes across nine varieties, ripening early, mid, and late season with no pesticides, herbicides, or fungicides. New owners took over in 2020 and now run it as Thistle Moon Farmstead, adding cut flowers, herbs, vegetables, pumpkins, and gourds alongside the pick-your-own blueberries.

Farmington

Livermore Falls

Berry Fruit Farm Market and Bakery runs a storefront on Main Street in Livermore Falls, sharing its name with a Berry Fruit Farm listed a few miles away on Crash Road in neighboring Livermore. No hours, product list, or contact details were confirmed online for this location.

Jay

A Jay farm selling wildflower, comb, raw and strained honey plus maple syrup, and running a dawn-to-dusk, honor-system highbush blueberry field priced at $4 a quart with the box included.

Livermore

Berry Fruit Farm grows fruit on Crash Road in Livermore, sharing its name with the Berry Fruit Farm Market and Bakery a few miles away on Main Street in neighboring Livermore Falls. No hours, crop list, or contact details were confirmed online for this Crash Road location.

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Norridgewock

Berry Basket Farm is on Valley Road in Norridgewock, a Somerset County town on the Kennebec River. It's listed under agritourism and produce, consistent with its name, though specific berry varieties and season dates aren't published online.

Phillips

Masterman Farm grows organic highbush blueberries on River Road in Avon, just south of the Phillips bridge, and opens for pick-your-own at $4 a quart during the first two weeks of August. The sales barn on the property dates to around 1860 and is the oldest known free-standing barn in Avon, still standing after the original farmhouse burned in 1967. Berries also show up at the Phillips Farmers Market and area grocery stores.

Readfield

A roughly 2.5-acre pick-your-own operation in Readfield growing blueberries, raspberries and blackberries, with quick breads, jams, beeswax hand creams and honey products sold alongside the fruit.

Readfield

The Berry Road u-pick fields of this small Readfield operation, where customers pick their own blueberries, raspberries and blackberries by the pound. The farm also sells its own jams and beeswax hand creams at the stand.

Norridgewock

Smith's Blueberries is a u-pick blueberry farm on Ward Hill Road in Norridgewock, a Somerset County town on the Kennebec River. Beyond the pick-your-own blueberries the name promises, no current hours or contact information are listed publicly.

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Greene

Wilbur's Antique Blackberry Farm, on Key Hill Road in Greene, grows heirloom blackberry varieties in this Androscoggin County town between Auburn and Winthrop. It's listed under both agritourism and produce, though current picking hours aren't published online.

Turner

Rupert Berry Farm grows berries on Wilson Hill Road in Turner, an Androscoggin County town with more working dairy and produce farms per capita than almost anywhere else in Maine. Specific varieties, hours, and contact information for this farm aren't published online.

Fairfield

A family-owned, pesticide-free u-pick highbush blueberry operation on Bickford Drive in Fairfield. It's a straightforward pick-your-own stop with no frills, listed among Somerset County's agritourism farms.

Canaan

Reitze's grows organic lowbush blueberries on Earthways Road in Canaan, with u-pick season running mid-July through early September and August as the heaviest stretch. Bring your own containers — this is a small operation, not a commercial berry farm with a store attached. Picking hours shift with the weather and how fast the bushes empty out, so call ahead before driving out.