Our apples , winter squash,
potatoes and HAY are at
Spillers' Farm Store
open everyday 7 am - 7 pm
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Our cows are now in their winter pastures
You might see them in the cattle corn
near where you picked pumpkins this fall.
Our geese escape the store pond
often to eat apples. Our goats are
at Auntie Vals' for the winter.
Thank you to our loyal
regular customers and new customers
for helping to support our farm
We hope you will enjoy our farm during
U PICK hours mid June - mid October
or later in 2021
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Wishing all of you health and happiness
Anna and Bill Spiller
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U PICK Strawberries
Rhubarb, beet greens & lettuce too
Saturday July 6
8 am- 12 noon
The plan for Saturday will be 8-12 because of
the expected thunder storms in the afternoon
Always check the day you are coming
We accept CASH
Our strawberry patch is looking wonderful
and customers are thrilled with the picking
Children are welcome
supervised by a responsible adult
OPEN almost everyday
The few days we are closed for ripening, "catch up"
or the weather will not always be planned so please
always check the day you are coming after 7 am We
can not plan 2 days ahead. The weather and picking
conditions dictate our U PICK days and hours.
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OPEN FARM DAY JULY 28 Sunday
Horse drawn hay rides
our corn on the cobb
games
farm animals to see
Please check back for more info
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We hope you can come to our farm during
U PICK hours mid June - mid October and
spend some quality family time outdoors.
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Look for our yellow
U PICK sign on Rt. 9A (Branch Road)
Please drive in the direction of the arrow
DRIVE slow down Spiller Farm Lane (450 feet)
past the porta potty on your left
PARK past the red park signs
PARK on grass almost touching the ribboned wire
WALK past the red sales/info sign
to our sales area where you can
see our beautiful strawberry patch
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You may bring your own
picking containers or purchase mine
Our delicious strawberries are $ 2.79 a pound
and right now are fantastic picking
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U PICK RASPBERRIES
might not be U PICK this year
veggies are just beginning
blueberries by the 25th of July,
apples should begin August 20
and pumpkins middle of September
IF the weather will cooperate
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Sunny smiles from our farm to you
wishing you health and happiness
Anna and Bill Spiller