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Nottawa Fruit Farm 'CURRENT' Produce Availability:

The first Peaches are in the store and are sold only by the pound because they are Clings which means that they do not come off the pit. They have great flavor and give you a hint of what's to come when the major varieties arrive - like everyone's fav, the Red Haven.

On our porch, you'll find great-tasting Muskmelons priced according to size.

Our Sweet Corn is in full swing! It is priced at $4.50 a dozen. Sorry, but we don't have a quantity discount.

Green Peppers, 'Candy' Onions, Zucchini, Summer Squash, Cucumbers and Tomatoes are available in the Farm Market. We have lots different types of summer squash for you to try.

Green Beans are in the store regularly at $1.79 lb. We do not yet have bushels of beans, but you can give us your name, and we'll call you when we have them by the bushel a bit later.

TOMATOES: In addition to "regular" Tomatoes, we have Sun Sugar (tiny, yellow, and sweet), Cherry Bell (tiny, red with good tomato flavor) and Grape Tomatoes (tiny, red with an elongated shape and great taste).

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If every Michigan family spent $10 a week on local Michigan fruits and vegetables, they'd be putting $37 million new dollars each week into the Michigan economy - Michigan Department of Agriculture.

Southwestern Michigan Produce is absolutely the BEST in the world!

This chart has been prepared to help you know when to anticipate your seasonal favorites. By following the "harvest" schedule, you can treat your family to farm fresh fruits and vegetables all season long. Please note that actual dates may change as much as 10 days later or earlier depending on the growing season.