Produce Farms near Janesville, WI

Janesville

Hazeltine Strawberries grows pick-your-own strawberries on East Centerway near Janesville, in Rock County in southern Wisconsin. This far south, berries ripen earlier, often by mid-June, and the fields open for a few busy weeks before the heat ends the season. Picking conditions change by the day. Call ahead for ripeness and hours before heading to the patch.

Milton

Berry Basket & Greenhouse grows berries and runs a greenhouse on Henke Road in Milton, in Rock County of southern Wisconsin. The mix of nursery and produce points to bedding plants and greenhouse stock in spring, then pick-your-own or fresh berries as the summer crop comes in.

Milton

Caledonia

Evansville

Tipi Produce, certified organic by MOSA, grows strawberries, plum tomatoes, garlic, basil, asparagus, and rhubarb on West Ahara Road near Evansville in southern Wisconsin. Owners Beth and Steve have wound down the farm's longtime CSA and wholesale business and now open the fields for organic strawberry and plum-tomato u-picks - a rarity, since few Wisconsin berry farms are certified organic. Join their email list for reservation dates and seasonal updates.

Evansville

Evansville

Stoughton

Blue Moon Community Farm is a small, diverse organic CSA and market farm in Stoughton, just outside Madison — celebrating over 20 years of local, organic growing for friends and neighbors. Find them at Madison's Westside Community Market, the spring farm stand for organic seedlings and greens, and through CSA registration each season.

Jefferson

Brodhead

ELKHORN

Brooklyn

Tomato Mountain Farm has farmed and served Chicagoland since 1993 from Brooklyn, Wisconsin — customizable weekly boxes of organic produce and provisions from the farm and trusted partners, delivered to your door 48 weeks a year. Pay as you go, skip anytime, and choose from a staggering list spanning the farm's famous tomatoes to local dairy, meats, breads, and pantry goods.

Brooklyn

We are located at 10320 N. Crocker Road, Brooklyn, Wisconsin. Our primary crop is fall raspberries -- all grown using organic methods. We no longer certify as Organic, but did from 1993 through 2007. Our U-Pick season is starts in mid-August and continues through most of September. Each year is different so those dates are approximate. Find daily updates on our Facebook page. Besides raspberries, we grow about 25 varieties of heirloom tomatoes and tropical ginger and turmeric. In spring we start

McFarland

Harvard

Harvard

Cottage Grove

Door Creek Orchard is a sustainable heirloom apple orchard just outside Madison in Cottage Grove, Wisconsin — trees rooted in prairie, marsh, and woodland, stewarded alongside wetlands, native grasses, and pollinators because apples belong inside an ecosystem. The Griffith family welcomes visitors to share the fall harvest, September through November.

Oregon

Carandale Fruit Farm invites families to "pick some sweet memories" at its u-pick and pre-picked strawberry farm on Tipperary Road in Oregon, Wisconsin, minutes south of Madison in the rolling terminal moraine. The Berry-Go-Round shuttles your harvest from field to shade, and the farm's concord grapes, aronia, pears, plums, and uncommon research-plot fruits appear at the Dane County Farmers' Market.

Johnson Creek

High Meadow Farm in Johnson Creek, Wisconsin grows certified organic produce and soy-free, pasture-raised eggs — order online from the farm market for fresh Friday or Saturday harvest pickup. Farm-raised lamb, stewing hens, Alaskan wild-caught salmon, and wool fiber art fill out the online store, with weekly availability emails from the farm.

Delavan

Pick-your-own strawberries on State Road 50 in Delavan, in the lake and farm country of Walworth County. The berries come on in June, and the field opens for the strawberry season once they ripen. Call ahead, since picking days depend on the weather.

Belleville

Valley View Berry Farm grows berries on Springfield Road in Walworth County, near Lake Geneva in Wisconsin's southeast corner. The listing doesn't name a town, and little is published online. Southern Wisconsin berry farms typically pick strawberries in June and raspberries later in summer. Call ahead for what's ripe and current hours.