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Indiana Grown: 75 years of picking blueberries at Valhalla Farms
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Each and every Saturday, WISH-TV highlights a local company together with our partners at Indiana Grown.
This week, Drew McCulley from Valhalla Farms appeared on Daybreak to share how your family can go picking for blueberries in Rochester, Indiana.
Valhalla Farms, a 16-acre blueberry patch, has been running since 1950. Now owned by the third family, the farm is celebrating 75 years of blueberry production. McCulley say offers 15 different varieties of blueberries, allowing them to extend their picking season from late June to early August.
In addition to growing blueberries, Valhalla Farms raises Polled Hereford beef cattle, offering beef for purchase in specific cuts as well as in quarter, half, and whole beef options.
You can buy Valhalla Farms’ food by visiting the farm or through their online store, with some products available for shipping.
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