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FAQs

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept cash, card, check, or Venmo. 

Are your products organic?

Yes! All of our blueberries, raspberries, asparagus, currants, pie pumpkins and squash are all organic. Most of our Strawberries are Certified Organic

Note: some of our strawberries, our sunflowers, decorative pumpkins, and the corn maze are not organic.

Are dogs allowed?

Dogs are not allowed in the fields, but are welcome in the parking area on a leash or in cars. During Dog Days in the fall (Halloween weekend) dogs are encouraged to be brought to enjoy the corn maze with their families!

Do you have pre-picked produce available?

Strawberries: You can order pre-picked strawberries through the online store here. Due to high demand, we do not keep them stocked in Farmer Greg’s General Store.

Blueberries: When in season, we offer blueberries in Farmer Greg’s General Store, or you can place a pre-picked order here. 

Raspberries: There is typically a waiting list for pre-picked raspberries. If you’d like to be added, please call or text 715-222-2946, or email berries@whitepineberryfarm.com.

How do I know when produce is available?

You can either call or keep an eye on the Facebook page to see what produce is available, click here to see our current conditions, or text 715-222-2946.

Can I bring my own food and drink?

Yes, you can bring your own food and nonalcoholic drinks to enjoy while at the farm. We also offer some food and nonalcoholic drink options at Farmer Greg’s General Store.

Are you open on rainy days?

Yes! Unless there are thunderstorms, we typically stay open even on rainy days. If it rains when you arrive and there are signs of thunder while you’re picking, we will evacuate the fields and stop all picking for safety reasons until the weather calms down. Rain jackets and boots are highly recommended if you’re picking on a rainy day.

Can I work at White Pine Berry Farm?

We accept inquiries and conduct interviews year-round. To apply, email berries@whitepineberryfarm.com. with your contact information and any relevant work, gardening, or activity experience.

If you are in high school, please include your age and current grade. We welcome applicants in 7th grade through high school, as well as adults.

7th and 8th grade applicants are interviewed only in January and February for the upcoming berry season.