We are closing
July 7, 2022 update: Due to a pathogen in our soil, and two years of crop failure, we are closing. We have two acres of new planting that we might maintain. If they produce, I’ll post on Facebook next June.
Gift cards: If you have an unredeemed gift card, take a photo of the barcode and email it to sarah@brouwerberries.com with your mailing address so I can mail you a refund.
Honey from our farm is available at LuLu Beans and the Saturday morning market at Robbin’s Island.
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What Did You Learn on ‘Grandpa’s Farm’?
You’ve heard that growing up on a farm develops character. One of the interesting parts about inviting lots of people to our farm is that
Brouwer Beef, anyone?
Cereal Rye cover crop ready for cattle and crop rotation! Excitement is running high in my husband and one of my daughters. They are all
Peek Behind the Scenes
The minute we shut down the 2015 strawberry harvest, the tractor roared to life, and we all raced to the fields to prep for the
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