Cordelia’s Farm is a working family farm located in Berlin, Massachusetts. The Farm has been home to our family for 7 generations, and we have been farming here since the 1830s. We specialize in the production of small fruit and vegetables, including blueberries, strawberries and raspberries, as well as corn, tomatoes and a large assortment of other vegetables.

Blueberries Have Arrived!
The blueberries are here! It is early in the season, but the crop is ripening quickly and looks very promissing.
We have begun picking for the farm store, and will be opening the fields for pick your own starting June 30th. Picking may be on the slow side to start, but with the heat forecast for this week, we expect the picking conditions to improve as the week goes on.
Visit our pick your own blueberries page for more information.

Strawberry Season Has Ended
We have reached the end of this year’s strawberry season. We want to thank everyone for another wonderful season and hope that everyone had as much fun in the strawberry fields as we did.
While the strawberry season has ended, our blueberry season is just getting started. Stop by our PYO blueberries page for more details about this year’s blueberry season.
Pick Your Own Crops
Wondering when our pick your own crops will be available?
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We Have Changed Our Name!
After several years of thought and research, we have decided to change the name of our farm. Our new name was chosen in recognition of one of our ancestors, Cordelia Bigelow Hastings. Over the course of this season, we will introduce you to Cordelia and the significant role she played in shaping the farm as we know it.
We are still the same farm, family and friendly staff you have come to know over the years. All that is changing is the name, a change that will allow us to share with you our family’s story here in Berlin.
Learn more about Cordelia and why we changed the name over on our blog.