Steward the land
Care for the soil, preserve the property, and make decisions with the long view in mind.
Rooted in faith Growing toward 2027
Doug and Liberty are preparing the next chapter of Larry's Berry Farm—honoring Larry, caring for the land, and creating a place where good food and genuine hospitality bring people together.
Farm offerings and guest experiences will open in phases beginning in 2027.
Larry's legacy
Larry is no longer with us, but his name and the land he cared for remain at the center of this farm. Our work is about more than keeping a business going. It is about preserving a family story and building something worthy of the generations who come next.
We want every part of the farm—from the way we care for the soil to the way we welcome a guest—to reflect the love of Jesus. That means honest work, thoughtful growth, generosity, and putting people before profit.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart.
Colossians 3:23
Care for the soil, preserve the property, and make decisions with the long view in mind.
Keep Larry's story present while building a farm Doug, Liberty, and their family can carry forward.
Offer food, hospitality, and experiences that feel personal, peaceful, and genuinely welcoming.
From the field and family kitchen
Blueberries will remain at the heart of the farm, with seasonal produce, maple syrup, and small-batch family goods added thoughtfully as the operation grows.
Core crop
Our longstanding main crop, grown without pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers.
Seasonal markets
Vegetables and herbs grown for a strong farmers-market presence during peak season.
From Liberty's kitchen
Baked goods, breads, and Liberty's handcrafted beef-tallow skincare.
Family-farm partnership
Produced by Kirbytown Farms and offered through the family's shared farm umbrella.
In the works
A future seasonal farm product, with tapping and production plans to be developed over the coming years.
Our goal is to meet customers at a minimum of three farmers markets each week when the berries are ready.
A farm to experience
Guest experiences will be introduced gradually, with safety, land preservation, and the character of the farm guiding every decision.
Planned
Small farm stays designed for quiet mornings, open skies, and time close to the land.
Planned
Guided horseback experiences that make the most of the property's trails and natural setting.
Seasonal concept
Supervised family time with baby animals and approachable mini Highland cows.
Future farm landmark
A farm store and small museum envisioned to preserve Larry's story and welcome visitors.
Stay close to the story
We are still in the preparation stage. For future market news, farm-stay interest, or questions about the project, reach out to Doug and Liberty.
Farm updates
Receive blueberry-season news, market dates, maple syrup updates, and future farm-event announcements.