This season
The u-pick patch is closed for the 2026 season. It opened on July 4 and the last picking day was July 29. Raw honey stays available all year round. In season the patch is fully self-serve, open dawn to dusk seven days a week, cash and Venmo only.
Checked August 21, 2026
The Hubbard Homestead at Pierson is a two-acre blueberry patch, entirely self-serve, open dawn to dusk seven days a week. There is nobody to check in with and no gate to arrive before. The farm's own reminder puts it plainly: the U-Pick blueberry patch is self serve.
Blueberries, at $2.50 a pound. The 2026 season ran from July 4 to July 29.
The patch is grown with no sprays and no chemical fertiliser, which the homestead states directly rather than claiming a certification it does not hold.
Raw honey, all year round, which makes this one of very few farms on this site worth a visit outside the picking season:
Cash and Venmo only. No cards.
Dawn to dusk on a self-serve patch means you can pick at six in the morning in July, which is the coolest and quietest hour of a Michigan summer day and something almost no other farm on this site allows.
Pro tip: self-serve and dawn to dusk together make this the one farm in the region you can visit on the way to work. Take cash and go early.
Not available here: EFTPOS.
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