Shenk Berry Farm

• We are sold out of strawberries for today, we will have more for sale starting Monday
• We will begin pick- your- own strawberries on Monday May 19. See PYO strawberries for details.

• We have strawberries for sale today from 10am- 4pm
• Pick- Your-Own will open Monday May 21; it appears that we will have a large crop of smaller berries this year. For Pick-Your-Own hours see PYO Strawberries.

• We have strawberries for sale today from 10am-6pm
• We will open for pick-your-own on Monday May 21 see PYO Strawberries for hours and details.

• We have strawberries for sale today from 10am-6pm
• We will open for pick-your-own on Monday May 21 see PYO Strawberries for hours and details.

• We are open today selling  strawberries from 10am-6pm
• We expect to open pick-your-own in a few days, please check back for updates

• We are open today selling  berries from 10am-6pm, we are not open for pick-your-own yet
• We will continue to be open this week for picked berries, please check back for updates regarding pick-your-own

• We are open today selling  berries from 10am-6pm, we are not open for pick-your-own yet
• We will continue to be open this week for picked berries, please check back for updates regarding pick-your-own

• We have strawberries for sale today from 10am-4pm or while supplies last
• We are closed Sunday but will continue having berries for sale starting Monday from 10am-6pm until regular season hours begin
• Please continue to check back for updates about Pick- Your -Own

• We will have our first strawberries for sale on Saturday May 12 opening at 10am- 4pm or while supplies lasts.
• We expect to continue having strawberries everyday 10am-6pm Mon.-Fri. until regular season hours. We are closed Sundays.
• Check back for updates about pick- your- own

We may have some strawberries ready to sell in about a week from the field where they are grown on a black plastic mulch. The fields for pick your own, may have ripe berries in about two weeks.

The strawberries have been blooming nicely for a few weeks. There are now green berries in the fields and the rain is good for helping them gain some size before ripening. Moderate temperatures with adequate rain will be the hope for now.

Last weekend we made it through 3 nights of frost with little damage. Two nights irrigation was used to prevent damage. If you are interested in how irrigation helps to protect sensitive blooms, here is a web site which might be of interest: http://theweatherprediction.com/habyhints2/468/
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