Produce Farms near Newport, ME

Newport

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Troy

Village Green Organic Produce is on Bangor Road in Troy, a Waldo County town between Bangor and Waterville. The listing marks it organic and lists produce as a category, though a specific crop list and hours aren't published online.

East Corinth

Adams Strawberry Acres grows strawberries along Route 15 in East Corinth, a Penobscot County farm town northwest of Bangor, per the name. No hours, pricing, or contact details were confirmed online.

Kenduskeag

The Blueberry Jungle is a farm stand on Stetson Road in Kenduskeag, north of Bangor — blueberries are the evident specialty, per the name. No hours, product list, or contact details were confirmed online.

Clinton

Beaudoin Berry Farm grows berries on Beaudoin Road in Clinton, a Kennebec County farming town on the Sebasticook River. No public listing says which berries or when the picking season runs, so calling ahead is the surest way to plan a visit.

Thorndike

Schartner's Mt. View Fruit & Berry Farm is on Route 220 in Thorndike, a Waldo County farm town in the hill country between Unity and Belfast. No fruit list, hours, or contact information are published online.

Clinton

Richardson's Strawberry Farm in Clinton sells both pre-picked and pick-your-own strawberries from its farm store during the summer season. The operation also brings berries to local farmers' markets around the region. Like most Maine strawberry farms, the picking window is short and weather-dependent, so checking ahead before a trip pays off.

Freedom

Raven's Berry Farm runs a u-pick strawberry operation on Raven Road in Freedom, with picking typically open for a few weeks each June. The family-owned farm posts current hours and picking conditions on its Facebook page rather than a standalone website, since the season is short and weather-dependent.

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.

Freedom

Peak Season Produce is based in Freedom, a small Waldo County town near Unity and the Daybreak Growers Alliance food hub. The name signals a straightforward focus: produce sold at the height of its season rather than shipped in from elsewhere.

Freedom

Villageside Farm in Freedom, Maine — run by farmers Polly and Prentice — is celebrating 25 years of growing organic seedlings and produce for midcoast Maine, with seedling season running April through June.

Bangor

A family-owned pick-your-own farm in the Bangor area growing strawberries, beets and snap peas for u-pick alongside a broader vegetable operation.

Perseverance Wild Blueberry Farm grows low-bush wild blueberries on Campbell Road in the Eddington area of Penobscot County. No harvest dates, hours, or contact details are listed publicly; call ahead for picking availability.

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.

Emery's Meat & Produce has run a butcher counter on State Street in Brewer since November 2018, cutting meat fresh rather than shipping it pre-packaged. The shop sources grass-fed beef, free-range chicken, and pork from Maine farms, plus fresh fish off local boats and eggs, milk, and honey from nearby producers. Custom cuts are available by phone or in person at the store.

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.

Copeland Hill Wild Blueberries is a pick-your-own operation on Wiswell Road in Holden, run by the Warren family across generations. The farm opens its fields for hand-raking during Maine's wild blueberry season and takes part in the statewide Wild Blueberry Weekend each August. Wild blueberries here grow low to the ground on their own root systems rather than being planted in rows, which is why the harvest window is short and weather-dependent. Call or text ahead before driving out.

Bradley

Maine Sweet Corn LLC is based in Bradley, a small Penobscot County town along the Penobscot River near Old Town. The business name states its focus: sweet corn, grown and sold locally in season.