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.
Strawberries Have Arrived
Our 2026 strawberry season has begun. We have quarts of picked barries for sale in the stand, and we have just opened up the fields for pick your own as well!
Stop by our pick your own strawberries page for more season details.
Hangers, Planters and More
The Spring flowers have arrived and we have a colorful collection of hangers, planters, bedding plants and more for you to choose from. Whether you are decorating your porch or working on some landscaping, you are sure to find something to liven up your home.
Blueberries Coming Soon
The blueberries are just starting to turn color, which means that the season is just a week or two around the corner. We expect to start picking pints to sell in the farm store in early July, with pick your own starting around the 2nd week of July.
Depending on the weather, however, they could come in quickly, so keep an eye here on our homepage for more season updates.
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.




