“Way up yonder in the beautiful hills of Granville, MA lies an old time berry farm, one of many generations, is Sussmann's Wild Blueberry Farm. Ann & Ted and Deb & Paul are the propitiators of this quaint, unassuming, and GPS required Farm.This was my first visit, but one of many annual pilgrimages for my wife and her immediate family over many years. Ann took a call this morning from my wife asking if Berries were still available. Ann offered that they only had two twenty pound boxes of fresh and four more twenty boxes of fresh frozen from this years crop. The season was shorter this year, about only 2-3 weeks long due to mild drought and heat wave.Time was not to be wasted we hopped into the Road Chariot and arrived within an hour. Ann was at the helm and we met Paul (maybe Ted) on is way out, with a cheek full of berries and blue fragment of one on a tooth, which was noticed when he brightly greeted our arrival with a grin.The Berry Barn, old and well weathered from many years. The equipment and processing area a must see, it took me back to my youth in Maine visiting many wild Blueberry farms.Their price this year for twenty pounds $70, but think of it as only fractions of a penny for these small, flavor filled, and hard to find sweet treats. After all it was also a tough season for the Sussmann's and I tip my hat to their long lineage farming this spread of land!”
Fruits And Veggies
“Way up yonder in the beautiful hills of Granville, MA lies an old time berry farm, one of many generations, is Sussmann's Wild Blueberry Farm. Ann & Ted and Deb & Paul are the propitiators of this quaint, unassuming, and GPS required Farm.This was my first visit, but one of many annual pilgrimages for my wife and her immediate family over many years. Ann took a call this morning from my wife asking if Berries were still available. Ann offered that they only had two twenty pound boxes of fresh and four more twenty boxes of fresh frozen from this years crop. The season was shorter this year, about only 2-3 weeks long due to mild drought and heat wave.Time was not to be wasted we hopped into the Road Chariot and arrived within an hour. Ann was at the helm and we met Paul (maybe Ted) on is way out, with a cheek full of berries and blue fragment of one on a tooth, which was noticed when he brightly greeted our arrival with a grin.The Berry Barn, old and well weathered from many years. The equipment and processing area a must see, it took me back to my youth in Maine visiting many wild Blueberry farms.Their price this year for twenty pounds $70, but think of it as only fractions of a penny for these small, flavor filled, and hard to find sweet treats. After all it was also a tough season for the Sussmann's and I tip my hat to their long lineage farming this spread of land!”