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Wagner Berry Farm

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Welcome to Wagner Berry Farm!

For 14 years, Wagner Berry Farm has been a cherished part of the community, providing fresh berries, exciting seasonal events, and a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. Our dedication to agriculture and commitment to quality guarantee that every visitor enjoys the finest experiences our farm has to offer. Join us in creating wonderful memories while celebrating the best of farm life!

Notes from the Farm

Hello everyone. We will be open on Wednesday 5/13 at 7 am for picking strawberries. See you soon.

The berries have gone up due to rising cost of fuel and fertilizers.  They are now 5.00 a pound. We also have a new variety called Florida Pearl this one cost us more to get the plants so they will have to charge 5.25 a pound. We may have a early blueberry season.  We are looking forward to seeing everyone.

Testimonial by John Ford Coley:   “Finally! I don't have to ask Martha at Wagner Berry Farm to make me any more triple berry pies. She now has them premade online and all you have to do is put everything together and it's right there in front of you. The directions are so simple. She includes all ingredients and its simple steps right on the package. All fresh frozen ingredients right from the Berry farm. Now I can have her triple berry pie anytime that I want to. Thank you, Martha you make the best pies.”

 

Testimonial by Sharon Norman

Thank you, Wagner Berry Farm for making our Thanksgiving dessert 'easy as pie!' Absolutely delicious, and a breeze to make.
Be sure and check out the pie kits they offer! Perfect for the holiday season.

 

 

 

 If you have any questions just email me or call and leave a message. Hope to see you all soon.


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Important notices from the farm

To produce the best berries that we possibly can, we are now using low tunnels to keep the rain off the berries. This will help prevent rain damage and fungal disease. This will reduce the use of fungicides, just as we use beneficial insects to help reduce the use of pesticides. 

This being said, we will have to leave the wire hoops, plastic sheets and sandbags in some of the rows. This will create a tripping hazard.  Signs will be posted for these areas.

Please call, check here or Facebook for Berry availibity.

IwillWe except all forms of payment: cash, check, and credit cards (we charge a 2.75% fee on credit cards to cover processing) 

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