Produce Farms near Manchester, MI

Manchester

Fusilier Family Farms in Manchester, Michigan has been family-owned for generations, growing top-quality produce and flowers with care. Find them at their farm stands and local farmers markets, or have fresh produce delivered straight from their fields to your table.

Manchester

Tipton

Needle-Lane Farms in Tipton, Michigan, started in 2003, raises 200+ varieties of flowers, vegetables, herbs, and trees on five intensively planted acres with three heated greenhouses and seven hoophouses — spray-free, beyond National Organic Plan standards. The 70-acre ecosystem weaves in native plantings, beehives, livestock, mushroom logs, fruit and nut trees, and Christmas trees, with a flexible CSA and custom-grown plant orders.

Grass Lake

Toth Brothers grows blueberries without pesticides on East Michigan Avenue outside Grass Lake, five miles west of the I-94/Pierce Road exit. The patch is U-pick only, open through blueberry season each summer. It's a straightforward operation — one crop, done well.

Brooklyn

Jackson

Bob's Blueberries, a family u-pick farm on College Avenue in Jackson since 1982, grows several varieties of chemical-free highbush blueberries and is now run by the founders' children and grandchildren. The farm will not open for the 2026 season — bird damage wiped out much of the crop, according to the family's own announcement. Worth checking their Facebook page before planning a summer trip out.

Dexter

Dexter Blueberry Farm is a u-pick-only blueberry farm on Beach Road in Dexter, Michigan, rotating between two fields each season. Blueberry season starts in July and runs four to six weeks — bring a clean bucket or borrow one, pick in a natural bog setting, and enjoy the freshest berries around Ann Arbor.

Dexter

The City of Dexter Community Garden at 7651 Dan Hoey Road offers garden plots and raised beds for planting vegetables and flowers — assigned first come, first served to city residents each spring, then opened to anyone in the Dexter School District. Plots regularly sell out, with a waitlist for hopeful gardeners.

Wing Farms has worked the Ann Arbor area since James Wing founded it in 1852 — five generations and 205 acres later, Kevin Wing grows corn, soybeans, rye, and famous giant pumpkins, raises farm beef and fresh Thanksgiving turkeys, and sells Christmas trees. The fall pumpkin patch runs weekends with free hayrides, and the farm's grains supply Detroit's Two James Spirits distillery.

Dexter

Berry Hill Farm closed for good in April 2026, after Jim and Nancy Jedele ran it in Dexter for nearly 40 years starting in 1986. It was known for u-pick red raspberries in the fall, plus pre-picked apples, pumpkins, gourds, and squash. Jedele's farewell post said the farm almost made it to 40 years — a run that outlasted most of the u-pick farms that opened around it.

Gregory

Degroots Strawberries grows strawberries in Gregory, in Livingston County between Ann Arbor and Lansing. No posted picking hours or contact information are available yet, typical of a small seasonal u-pick that runs on word of mouth.

Milan

Eddie's Blueberry Patch is on Judd Road in Milan, a small city straddling Washtenaw and Monroe counties. It's a U-pick blueberry operation running through summer; no further public details are available online.

Ypsilanti

Makielskis Berry Farm grows berries on Platt Road in Ypsilanti, part of Washtenaw County's patchwork of small produce farms near Ann Arbor. No public hours or crop list are posted yet.

Milan

Horton

BRIGHTON

Riga

Goetz Greenhouse and Farm is a family farm and greenhouse in Riga, Michigan growing 100% non-GMO vegetables naturally with sustainable methods. A June-through-October CSA delivers the harvest, alongside evergreens, sunflower oil, whole wheat flour, rolled oats, and honey sold online and at area farmers markets.

Summerfield Township

This U-Pick Blueberries operation is on Albain Road in Summerfield Township, Monroe County, near Michigan's southeast border with Ohio. No further public details are available beyond its name and address.

Jackson

Leslie

Jackson

Dave Sodt runs one of the last u-pick strawberry farms left in Jackson County, alongside seasonal blueberry sales by the quart. The farm has operated for years on Blackman Road with a small footprint — about one person running day-to-day operations — and leans on Facebook for updates rather than a dedicated website. Call ahead before driving out, since availability depends on what's ripe.

Leslie

Klinger Blueberries grows blueberries near Leslie, in Ingham County south of Lansing. That's outside Michigan's major blueberry belt on the west side of the state, so this reads as a smaller family patch rather than a commercial operation — no picking calendar is published.

Willis

Ypsilanti

Rowe's has run u-pick strawberries and peas in Ypsilanti since 1968, and locals still call it the largest u-pick acreage for both crops anywhere in Michigan. Sweet corn comes in bi-color, and the farm market stocks honey, jams, jellies, salsa, marinades, soups, relishes, spices, popcorn, and canning supplies. Weather has pushed strawberry picking off some recent seasons — call ahead before making the drive.

Belleville

Homegrown Family Produce names its focus directly — produce — but no city, website, or contact listing could be confirmed for the Michigan operation during research. Location and current offerings remain unverified.

Belleville

Belleville