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Brosi Sugar Tree Farms

4.0 (22 reviews)
InexpensiveFruits & Veggies
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Moldy beans!
Sarah K.

Moldy beans, I had to toss out 120 lbs of blue lake beans. Also had to take my 3 yr old to the hospital for mold poisoning! Will not be supporting this farm anymore. They did do the right thing and reimburse $240 for the bad produce, however would not take accountability for knowingly selling Bad moldy produce. They said it was an honest mistake, however when I arrived to pick up my order they said they tossed in a free extra box because they said that the beans were not as good as they normally were. (That there tells me that they knowingly sold me moldy uneatable beans!) You cannot cook out mold and you cannot can moldy slimy beans it will make ppl sick and causes botulism and can kill ppl!

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Gloria L.

You can't find better than buying directly from the orchard and garden! I feel so fortunate to have this orchard close enough to stop by weekly. I've been here a number of times and everything has been so full of fresh picked flavor. You can buy from their farm stand market or pick your own. How much fun to pick fruit off the tree with your family to get the freshest possible, have fun and a bit of a workout. They have all kinds of fruit. Different types of peaches, plums, nectarines, blueberries, raspberries, apples, pears, watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew plus other fruits they sell at much better prices than corporate stores. For example, lemons were .99 each at a regular grocery and 2 for $1 here! And the lemons looked real and not hard like the ones in town. They also have veggies. Fresh corn on the cob, cabbage, tomatoes, green beans, onions, potatoes and others! They have beans, lentils, Juanita's tortilla chips, salsa, jams, jellies, local honey and so much that I can't even remember!! Like and follow Brosi Sugartree Farms on Facebook to stay up on what's in season and prices. They accept cash, debit and credit cards, checks, EBT and WIC plus Senior Vouchers. They don't take WIC Cards and American Express. Bring baskets, pails or other containers to pick fruit and save the containers mushrooms and fruit come in to take home your produce...plus don't forget reusable bags to carry it all home!! I highly recommend and will definitely be back weekly to get what's in season.

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Great selection of fruits, veggies, nuts, syrups, jellies and so much more! I have yet to do their u-pick but it's on my list!

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4 months ago

People treat you really nice out there I like that plac very clean nicely organized and displayede

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I love this place. Can't wait every year for the store to open every spring and am sad when they close in November!

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I love getting my fresh produce here, also a great place to get your local honey for a great price.

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10 years ago

the people in the farm stand are always friendly and helpful. The farm seems extremely well managed - yields and quality are high

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10 years ago

Friendly staff, a great dog that we had fun playing with. Slim pickings this time of year, but we still had fun!

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How is the tomato crop?

Just left Brosi’s. They had boxes of tomatoes so it looks good. There were Roma, Heirloom, Beefsteak and Cherry tomatoes. The cherry tomatoes were really tasty, too!

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Dollar General is the best of the dollar stores around. It seems cleaner, more orderly and slightly…read morehigher quality than the other dollar store. Staff seems nice and helpful. My problem with dollar stores in general is the amount of plastic and cheap products made in other than the US brought in on an endless run of container ships. I do find items here that I need for projects like hard to find in town items like ammonia and snack products.

I walk in to buy a little set of plastic food containers. When I walk through the door I hear…read moresomebody yelling out a line but I was not paying attention to it as I didn't think it was for me. 20 seconds later some employee runs up behind me and tells me that I need to put my backpack behind the front counter (apparently the original yell was for me). I tell him I just need some plastic food containers and he doesn't tell me where I can find them, but he does "escort" me over to where they are located. In the end they did not have the style of container I needed, and I ended up going to the Dollar Tree and buying them instead. After all that fun at Dollar General I am surprised that I wasn't told to take my pants off. My pants had some nice large side pockets, something that easily could have stashed some nice items! Anyway, I will stay FAR away from Dollar General since they treat new customers like crooks!

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