Alma, Arkansas Β· Highway 71
Come Pick
Something Real.
NEW STORE HOURS βΒ Mon β Fri 8AM β 6PM,Β Sat & Sun 7AM β 4PMΒ Β |Β Follow us on Facebook for daily field updates
What We Do
More Than a Farm Stand
It’s a real working farm with fields to explore, animals to meet, and food that actually tastes like something.
2026 will be the third season of berry farming for us!
We are excited to announce we have expanded our berry farm. We now have 2.5 acres of thornless blackberries including the following varieties: Natchez, Ouachita, Ponca, Caddo, and Sage. The blackberries generally begin to ripen at the end of May and June is full swing production. Since our berry farm has grown, we will open the You Pick option early this year.
U-Pick Berry Fields
The Farm Store
Jams, honey, fresh eggs, baked goods, and handmade woodwork β all made or grown right here on the property.
A Real Working Farm
Meet the Dexter cattle, the sheep, and Ranger the dog. Come see what a working farm in Arkansas actually looks and feels like.
Your bucket.
Your pace.
Your berries.
No gate fees. No per-person charges. Just arrive, grab a bucket, and head out to the rows. Blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries grown with intention β the kind that taste completely different from anything you’ve bought at a store.
Made here. Grown here. Worth the drive.
We haveΒ increased our blueberry bushes again, we now have 850 and these will be offered as You Pick only. We also have a high tunnel full of raspberries to pick. We are making some jams and jellies to sell on the Back Porch Store. We plan to return to the Farmer’s Market in Fort Smith and sell berries at 406 East Center Street in Greenwood.
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Jams & Jellies
Blackberry jam, jelly, and barbecue sauce made from our own berries β no filler, no shortcuts.
Raw Honey
From our own beehives, right here on the property. Pure, local, and genuinely good.
Farm-Fresh Eggs
40β50 eggs a day, laid this morning on this land. Properly refrigerated and ready to go.
Baked Goods
Blackberry crumble bars and muffins baked fresh in our own kitchen. They sell out. Plan accordingly.
It’s not just berries.
Everything you need to know before you make the drive.
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When to Come
U-pick runs Saturdays & Sundays during berry season. The farm store is open seasonally. Always check Facebook & Instagram for daily field conditions before heading out β weather changes things fast.
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Where We Are
7111 N Hwy 71, Alma, Arkansas 72921. Right on the main highway β easy to spot. About 15 minutes from Fort Smith. Chris is at the Fort Smith Farmer’s Market on Saturdays.
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What to Bring
Comfortable shoes, sun protection, and a small cooler for the drive home. We supply the buckets. No reservation needed β just show up. No gate fees, no parking charges, no surprises.
What’s Happening Right Now
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