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Pick Your Own Strawberries Season Closed July 7. Strawberry season is estimated to be about 3 weeks. The pick your own field hours are always weather permitting. Please call ahead to avoid a fruitless trip - 651.429.8026.   In the pick your own fields, we provide you with a complimentary picking container, give you a wagon ride to the field, and make the experience educational by showing you the proper way to pick strawberries. We can accommodate all levels of pickers and you are free to pick as many or as few strawberries as you like. Pick Your Own FAQ | Location

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Always call before coming: 651.429.7202

Strawberry math, tips for berry measurements
It is difficult to give specific measurements for berries because the sizes determine how many fit into a pint or a cup. A cup of large berries will contain fewer berries than a cup of smaller berries. You should always measure frozen berries frozen, as thawed ones become soft and pack down. Below is a conversion table with some typical measurements.

	1 lb Fresh	16 oz bag Frozen
Whole	3 3/4 cups	3 cups
Sliced	3 cups	2 cups
Pureed	2 cups	1 1/2 cups
Mashed	1 3/4 cups

How to Handle Strawberries

• Strawberries can become faint from overcrowding, so when you get home, spread the berries on a tray giving them enough air.
• Discard any spoiled strawberries.
• Always store in the refrigerator.
• To maintain freshness, keep the stems and tops on the strawberries.
  
• Do not rinse strawberries until you are ready to use them.
• Rinse strawberries in cold water very briefly. Drain in a roomy colander and spread them on paper towels to air-dry out of the sun.

Check out our tips on how to freeze your freshly picked strawberries.