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Pick Your Own Strawberries We opened for the pick your own Strawberry Season June 21.  Pick Your Own Strawberry Fields closed July 5 Please see our COVID-19 policies. 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 containers and make the experience educational by showing you the proper way to pick strawberries.  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.