06/15/2026
It's strawberry season in northern Michigan! AJ's is a well known U-PICK strawberry farm. Plan accordingly this season!
Oh how sweet it is....😄🍓
🍓🍓🍓Strawberry UPICK info 2026🍓🍓🍓
We now have pre-picked strawberries ready in our farm store!!! But they're not quite ready for U-pick yet.
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Most of your questions are already answered here.
2026 Strawberry Season Information
🕰️Store Hours:
9am-5pm Monday-Friday
9am-3pm Saturday.
CLOSED Sundays.
In our store we currently have-
🍓Strawberries!!
🥚 Eggs
🌱 Asparagus
🥞Maple syrup
🥩 Frozen Beef
🍒Jam
🍯Honey
🍒🍓Frozen fruit- red and black raspberries, strawberries, and tart cherries.
🍪 Scones are available Friday and Saturday
🍩 Donuts will be available 6/15 and on through berry season
🗺️We are located just west of the M32 + M65S junction at 1150 Salina Rd in Lachine, MI.
🍓Strawberry U-pick will open Tuesday, June 16, 6am-noon or the patch fills up. For further dates, Please check fb as we do NOT necessarily pick everyday at the beginning of the season. Once the season is fully underway, our picking schedule is Monday-Saturday, from 6am-12pm.
We are always closed on Sundays.
🏔️We anticipate Peak 🍓 Season will be the weeks of June 22nd & June 29th.
🌃🍓EVENING PICKING
Evening picking will be available on SOME Tuesday & Thursday evenings, starting in late June, from 5-7pm. Please watch for posts to confirm.
💲 UPICK prices $2.75 per pound OR $4.00 per quart
🪣Picking containers are available to purchase at the upick field, quart baskets are 10¢ each and buckets are $2 each. Feel free to bring your own containers from home. 🛑 If you do, make sure to stop at the barn to have them weighed before picking. ⚖️
🍓PRE-PICKED Strawberries are now available in our store at $7 per quart. If you'd like, you can call ahead to reserve them. We will not be accepting orders thru Facebook comments or messenger as we do not always see them. Please call 989-379-3061 during business hours to order.
We do hope for Strawberry season to last through early July, subject to weather, of course. We hope you will enjoy these delicious berries while they are fresh in season.
