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Thanksgiving Turkeys

Enjoy a farm-raised, fresh, never-frozen Thanksgiving turkey, the centerpiece of your holiday meal. A $40 deposit reserves your turkey. Quantities are limited. Orders can be placed online or on the farm. Weight ranges are allocated as close to request as possible.

Secure your holiday turkey with a deposit now!

Watermelon Fest

The Watermelon Fest at Greg's U-Pick Farm in Clarence Center, New York, features U-pick watermelons, hayrides, and family activities.

Event Details & Pricing

• Activities: U-pick watermelon, veggie picking, flower cutting, tractor/hayrides, fresh-cut fries, grilled corn, donuts/baked goods!

• Admission Options: $6 for a basic picking pass or $10 for a pick-and-play pass / $15 pass includes your melon!

• Saturday 9-5 / Sunday 9-3 then we will see you at the Clarence center Labor Day parade on Monday!

Fresh vegetables in a cardboard box, featuring vibrant red tomatoes, crisp green lettuce, orange carrots, and a brown mushroom, highlighting a healthy and organic food selection.

CSA Program

For 12 years, we have proudly served the Western New York community with our CSA programs. With Spring, Summer, and Fall shares — and more — families keep coming back to the farm for up to 30 weeks of fresh, local produce. Our CSA also includes exclusive member perks like special events, produce purchase discounts, unique U-Pick opportunities, and weekly access to our flower and herb fields.

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U-Pick Fields

Join us in our U-Pick fields throughout the season! We kick things off with strawberry picking in June, followed by blueberries, vegetables, and cut flowers in July and August. Enjoy harvesting fresh vegetables and beautiful blooms all summer long, then celebrate Fall on the Farm with a visit to our U-Pick pumpkin patch.

A vibrant pumpkin patch featuring a large variety of pumpkins displayed in front of a red barn, with a sign indicating prices. A stack of decorative pumpkins adds a festive touch to the scene, set against a clear blue sky.

Experiences

Learn more about agriculture and life on the farm through our hands-on educational experiences! Join us for a workshop or bring a group — we offer programs for all ages and group sizes. At Greg’s U-Pick Farm, we believe everyone should have the opportunity to see and understand where their food comes from. Plant with us in the spring, experience the harvest throughout the summer, and celebrate Fall on the Farm in September and October.

Family enjoying a day at a pumpkin patch, wearing Buffalo Bills jerseys, posing with a cart filled with pumpkins and a decorated gourd. Bright autumn scenery in the background.

Booking Field Trips?

Students, Teachers, and Parents continue to rave about Field Trips at Greg’s U-Pick Farm! We provide an interactive, guided, and flexible tour of the farm with information on our animals, fieldwork, greenhouse, and produce produced! The tour can be geared to your group’s specific age level. All visits include a hayride and snack!

During our Spring Field Trips, we will focus on growing! The growing babies in the Animal Barn, the growing plants in the Greenhouse, and the transplants in the field. Students will take home their very own plant. We have a few dates available if you are in the market for a Spring visit! Summer and Fall are booking quickly!

For More Information and to Book Your Groups Visit, email us at csa@gregsupick.com

Our Farming Practices

At Greg’s U-Pick Farm, we grow food with care for the land, our customers, and future generations. We focus on responsible farming methods, careful crop management, and thoughtful use of inputs to protect soil health and surrounding ecosystems. Our goal is to provide fresh, high-quality produce while maintaining a safe, welcoming farm environment for families and the community.

Farmers using a planting machine to transplant young pepper plants into rows covered with black plastic mulch in a field.