Across North Dakota, of the 3 u-pick farms we list, 3 give a phone number and 2 have a website.
Other towns in North Dakota
One farm each — too few for a page of their own, so they live here.
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Nelson's Pumpkin PatchEmerado
2448 20th Ave NE, Emerado, ND 58228-9783
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Tim's U-Pick Pumpkin PatchHunter
1750 155th Ave SE, Hunter, ND 58048-9719
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Empty Nest BloomsPage
13983 19th St SE, Page, ND 58064-7708
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BuyingFall Agritourism Guide: Corn Mazes, Pumpkin Patches, and Autumn Festivals
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Good to know about u-pick farms in North Dakota
When is strawberry season?
Strawberry season generally peaks from late spring to early summer depending on your regional climate. Across North Dakota, harvest timing varies slightly between northern and southern areas, with 3 active strawberry farms listed in our state directory.
When are peaches ripe?
Peaches typically ripen between mid-summer and early autumn depending on the specific cultivar and weather conditions. In North Dakota, local orchards usually harvest throughout the warmer months, with 3 fruit farms available for visits.
When to pick pumpkins?
Pumpkins should be picked in autumn before any heavy frost hits the region. Throughout North Dakota, growers open their patches as autumn approaches; discover 3 pumpkin farms listed in our state index.
When is a cantaloupe ready to pick?
A cantaloupe is ready to harvest when the background color shifts to golden-tan and the stem detaches cleanly from the vine under gentle pressure. Farmers across North Dakota usually harvest cantaloupes in late summer; explore 3 local fruit farms on our map.
How to pick garlic?
Harvest garlic when the lower leaves turn brown and dry while upper leaves remain green. Gently loosen the soil around the bulbs with a garden fork before pulling them out. If you are looking to purchase fresh farm garlic in North Dakota, check our directory of 3 local growers.