If you just clicked to this page then you are way too curious. Shame on you! Nonetheless mention that you read this, and just for a lark I will give you five cents off per pound on your upicked strawberries.
Ammon Richardson
Certified Organic u-pick strawberries for the Treasure Valley
Local Emmett area fruit, including: Apples, Plums, Sweet-Peas, Peaches, Melons and more! Plus our season-long signature crop, strawberries!
Certified Organic u-pick strawberries for the Treasure Valley 
Just trying to find the name of the business so I can find your home page.
By: Maggie Schnirring on June 21, 2013
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Our homepage is http://www.idahoberry.com
By: ammon17 on June 12, 2015
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Would you please let me know when can I come to buy your strawberry plants and how far apart do I need to plant thank you my thank you so much ….. Hope 🙂
By: Silvia Hope on March 12, 2015
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Sorry, I did not notice your comment til just now. It’s a little late in the year now. Strawberries don’t transplant well in the heat, and we have planted all our dormant starts from California. But we will have plenty of ripe berries available all through the summer months.
…If you would like to purchase some plants, please give us a call in March-April, and we will sell you some then.
By: ammon17 on June 12, 2015
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Where, when?
By: cindy on June 9, 2015
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Anytime! Just come on out and mention it for your five cent savings!
By: ammon17 on June 12, 2015
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I have a group of friends and we would like to come out during the beginning of July to do some berry picking. Will fruit be available during that timeframe?
By: Ric Holscher on June 16, 2015
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We will most likely only have a limited amount of fruit available in early July. If you want to pick large amounts for jamming/freezing/drying, I would recommend coming out right away (this week before summer starts), or waiting until mid/late July when our seconds crop comes on. The weather this year has made fruit timings unpredictable, but I will post up on our site further details as they become available, so check the main ‘crop update’ page in late June/early July for specifics as to our second crop, (as well as our first crop availability before then).
By: ammon17 on June 17, 2015
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Hi there. I’m interested in strawberries. Looking at next weekend for picking if you have some ready. How is the fruit holding out? Thanks so much.
Do you have a phone number so I can check on conditions, or is this or other site comments best?
By: Tracy Robinson on July 29, 2015
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found the phone number on the home tab.
By: Tracy Robinson on July 29, 2015
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Hi. Would like to come pick strawberries on Friday, Aug 7th. Looking to make jam. Is there enough to pick, if not when would be a better time? Thanks Lani
By: Lani on August 5, 2015
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Friday would be fine. We have lots of ripe berries. See you soon!
By: ammon17 on August 5, 2015
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What type of berries do you have for picking right now? Blue, black, huckleberrys and or raspberries? Strawberries yiu do have also correct?
By: Renee on August 14, 2015
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We have lots of dark red strawberries right now, with a sugar content off the charts! We have plenty, so come on out and u-pick them.
By: ammon17 on August 14, 2015
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I’m in Boise … and I’m not very familiar with the Emmett area. Do you have a map (that I’m not seeing.) Directions or a map would be very helpful! I can hardly wait to come visit you, as my “old” source is no longer in business. Thank you!
By: Mary Guidry on March 16, 2016
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We should be open for u-pick around the end of May. Here are those maps links:
https://idahoberry.wordpress.com/2010/06/02/google-map-directions/
https://idahoberry.wordpress.com/2009/07/13/the-location-on-the-google-map-is-not-very-acurate/
By: ammon17 on March 16, 2016
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Can we come today? Sunday the 5th of June?
By: Kit on June 5, 2016
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Sure. But this afternoon I’ll be out picking cherries; so to make sure I’m at the farm when you arrive, text me (or call me), so I know when you’re coming out. My cell number is 995-1720.
By: ammon17 on June 5, 2016
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Awesome! Thanks!!
By: Kit on June 5, 2016
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Are the berries still going strong? Hoping to come Monday the 5th. How early do you get started?
By: Jennifer W on September 2, 2016
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8 AM, (or earlier if needed). We have lots of ripe berries, come on out! Don’t forget the long clothes and mosquito spray.
By: ammon17 on September 3, 2016
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Hello I love your comment above!😊 We cannot wait to come pick strawberries this week. I was curious if you have Benton strawberries and if so are they ripe now?
By: Jesse on June 11, 2017
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I have a friend who is allergic to anything that has sulfates. Do you use any products on your crops that include sulfates?
By: Heather Miner on June 1, 2019
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No sulfates. We are certified organic, plus we never use anything except unbleached flour for aphides. We never have used any chemicals in 20 years of farming. Post by Pro-Life, the farmer.
By: FNU Pro-Life on July 13, 2019
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I use to work at Fred Meyer and it is nice to stumble across your page during my research and see your family’s farm photos. Tell your parents I said hi. I am now a rep for OVI Lasers and we are offering an alternative to bird control. If you are interested in learning more please contact me @208.249.8608 or email me at sales@ovilasers.com. I hope to work with you guys in the nearest future and keep up the pie videos; my mouth was watering. Oh what wonderful organic gardening your family is accomplishing. Thanks for your time, Danielle Scott
By: Danielle Scott on April 25, 2020
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When can we come pick?
By: Leslie Smith on May 10, 2020
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Hi! I am hoping we can come get strawberries soon. When do you think the berries will be ready? Lots of rain now, so not sure if that is delaying things.
Thank you!!
By: Brianna Gray on May 18, 2020
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It was nice chatting with you on the phone! The strawberries look amazing. I can’t wait to come pick some for ourselves.
By: Summer Carter on June 3, 2020
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Some young men are passing through soon whose backpacking and volunteer plans have been waylaid due to fires. Do you ever take on help for a few weeks? Annette
By: annettekc on October 2, 2020
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