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Raspberries and blueberries are peaking in southern and central Minnesota as the strawberry season gets going up north.

The cold, wet spring delayed the growing season, but the Minnesota Grown program says consumers can expect a variety of berries ready to be picked and enjoyed throughout the state this month.

On the map is a selection of five berry farms around the state. For a full list, check out the 

. Remember to check with the farm before going to make sure they're open.

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• 4339 320th St. W. Northfield, MN 55057

• In season: Wed, Fri & Sat: 8 a.m.-noon 

• Raised without herbicides or pesticides 

• 10456 192nd St. Forest Lake, MN 55025

• July-Aug. open for pick-your-own and pre-picked raspberries and blueberries 

• Blueberries, grapes, heirloom tomatoes, Raspberries

• 28056 County Rd. 441 Grand Rapids, MN 55744

• Pick your own or we'll pick for you. Fresh honey also available.

Do you have a favorite berry farm? Email kkather@mpr.org, and I'll add it to the list.

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Katie Kather

The cold, wet spring delayed the growing season, but the Minnesota Grown program says consumers can expect a variety of berries ready to be picked and enjoyed throughout the state this month.


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