NuBerry Farms is dedicated to supporting and
nurturing the communities in which we operate.
In Michigan, we focus on Migrant Education
Programs, such as the NOMAD Project. Since 1968,
the Van Buren Intermediate School District has been
ensuring that students have the tools and support to
graduate with a high school diploma (or HSED). The
program achieves it goals as students prepare for
further education, become engaged members of their
communities, and secure long-term employment.
Sharing our passion for what we do, our Georgia
Farms offer tours for students in local schools and
4H clubs. Our goal is ensuring future generations
know where their food comes from and potentially
inspire students to pursue farming as a career.
Blueberries and blackberries need bees to pollinate the plants. We have beekeepers on staff to keep our bees happy and healthy, ensuring the best crop yields possible each year. We plant and maintain bee-friendly habitats for our bees and other pollinators near our farms. Our bees spend their winters on a special farm in Georgia with spring vacations in the almond orchards of California.
We are always in pursuit of new advancements in sustainability.
Recycling initiatives
Renewable Energy Sources
Our operations include solar
and hydroelectric power.
We care for the land and protect the financial viability of our farms.
Unutilized blueberries are composted to nurture the next crop of berries.
Drip Irrigation System
Optimized Water Infiltration
Mulched branches increase water infiltration and slow evaporation.