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Linbo Blueberry Farm Recipes

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Now that you got your berries, what do you do with them? How to store blueberries:. Do not wash the blueberries. This will hasten their deterioration. Instead, store the unwashed berries in a shallow container (do not stack the berries too deep or they will get crushed) with the lid on but not sealed. In the fridge, the berries should last for about one week. How to refresh blueberries:. How to freeze blueberries:. You can also can. Chilled Blueberry Soup 2. Spinach Salad with Berries. Cook's Illustrated...

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Linbo Blueberry Farm Healthful Berries

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Not only do fresh blueberries taste great, they are full of antioxidants and are great for your health. Read the excerpts below to learn more about the health benefits of blueberries or click on the links to see the full article. 23 Superfruits You Need Now! In terms of antioxidant power, fresh blueberries are stars, with high concentrations of anthocyanins, which may curb cancer cell proliferation. 20 Ways to Stand Up to Cancer. August 2012, Huffington Post. 10 Best Foods for Your Heart. Added Beauty Fr...

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Linbo Blueberry Farm U-Pick

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The 2016 season is over. Don't miss another season:. Like us on Facebook or. Ign up for the. To receive updates of. Future u-pick blueberry seasons. Watch a brief introduction to our farm:. Watch a tour of the farm:. When does the season start? How much do the berries cost? What do I need to bring? Do you have any strawberries, raspberries, or other fruits and produce available? Do you have pre-picked berries available? What forms of payment do you accept? Do you have plants for sale? Can I bring my dog?

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Linbo Blueberry Farm

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The 2016 season is over. Don't miss another season:. Like us on Facebook or. Ign up for the. To receive updates of. Future u-pick blueberry seasons. Welcome to the Linbo Blueberry Farm, located in Puyallup, Washington of the great Pacific Northwest. Our 5-acre farm was planted in the 1940's. Many of the heirloom varieties still produce a bounty of fruit in the summer months. We are a family operated U-Pick farm. Since 1998, we have not sprayed. The plants with pesticides. Watch a tour of the farm:.

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Linbo Blueberry Farm Mailing List

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Like us on Facebook. Or enter your email address below to receive an annual reminder for the upcoming and future blueberry seasons. Linbo Blueberry Farm mailing list. If you have trouble submitting your information, send your name and email address to. To ensure you receive our emails, add farmer@linboblueberries.com to your email address book. 1201 South Fruitland, Puyallup, WA 98371.

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Linbo Blueberry Farm Directions

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Directions to Linbo Blueberry Farm. From Seattle or the North. Or from the Eastside. From I-405, take exit #2 South onto Hwy 167. Travel south on Hwy 167 (Valley Highway) for 20 miles. Take exit to Hwy 512. Take first exit to W Pioneer. Turn west (left) onto W Pioneer. Follow W Pioneer for about 2 miles. Turn south (left) onto South Fruitland. Go up the hill, about 1 mile. The farm is on the left. From Tacoma or across the Narrows. Take exit #135 off I-5. Follow Pioneer Way E for about 5 miles.

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Linbo Blueberry Farm Gallery

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Click on a thumbnail to view the picture. Berries by Mon Boonprohm. Sunflower by Mon Boonprohm. 1201 South Fruitland, Puyallup, WA 98371.

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Linbo Blueberry Farm About the Farm

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Learn more about the Linbo Blueberry Farm by clicking on the following links. Articles on the Farm. Read what the press has to say about the Linbo Blueberry Farm. History of the Farm. The farm's history dates back to the 1940s. Future of the farm. See where the farm is headed in the next 50 years. Get a peek beyond the blueberry field into our personal endeavors toward sustainability and perhaps get ideas for your own urban farm at home. Raising and keeping chickens. Choosing not to spray pesticides.

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Linbo Blueberry Farm Bugs and Pesticides

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Why we choose bugs over chemical insecticides. The use of pesticides to rid a pest isn't without consequences. At the farm, one of our concerns about using toxic chemicals in the field is the negative impact it will have on our pollinators. We rely on native bumblebees. To fertilize the flowers. Without our pollinators, we'd have no fruit. A USDS pesticide data program. Scientific research has shown that children exposed to pesticides during certain periods of development are more likely to suffer from c...