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McConnell Berry Farm
Located 10 miles south of Morgantown WV on US Route 119,
halfway between Morgantown and Grafton WV
Telephone: 304-291-0015

On Our Farm

It is a little hectic these days with rain several days each week, grass growing rapidly, trying to prepare for additional netting over new plants, and berries coming along earlier than usual. The blackberries look much better than last year, but we are still having trouble with cane blight. The earliest blackberries will start about the same time as the blueberries.

We've had trouble with the web server so we have moved to a new service. We are sorry to have been out of touch for so long.

Blueberries U-Pick by appointment: 304-291-0015

2012 - It has been a nervous spring. The warm weather in March caused early growth and we fully expected to lose the crop in the subsequent cold snaps. However, it appears there will be a crop after all. The flower and fruit development are about three weeks earlier than normal so we expect to start picking in mid-June.

Recipes Blueberry recipes, health and nutrition
information

Apples Summer apples, mid July-early August
The April freeze also killed the apple flower buds so there will be no apples in 2007.

Lodi, Pristine, and William's Pride

Lodi, an excellent cooking and applesauce apple, is available mid-July.

Prisitine, a good eating and cooking apple (yellow), is available late July.

William’s Pride, good for eating or cooking, is available early August.

    Bee Plus     Pollination supplies and services for Osmia
                                                    mason bees, a safe and super-pollinating
                                                                             pollen bee for spring flowering fruit