Welcome to The Boyd Family Farm!
U-Pick Blueberries and Exotic Animals
About Us
The Boyd Family Farm has been in operation for over 2 years now. In 2018 we bought a retired blueberry farm with the intent to fix it up and share it with the public!
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The farm consists of 31 acres with over 4 acres reserved just for U-Pick-Blueberries. That's right, over 4 acres! That's 2000 plus blueberry bushes! We open in the summer of each year on weekends to share our escape with the world. We also have a multitude of interesting animals to see, so come pick some berries, see the animals, and enjoy a wonderful country setting in Alabama the Beautiful!
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U-Pick Blueberries
Opening Weekend
This marks the start of the season! This will be the first weekend that we are open. We will be open every weekend following throughout the summer, rain or shine!
June 13th, 2020
Hours of Operation (2020 Season)
MON-FRI ....... CLOSED
SAT................. 8 AM - 8 PM
SUN .............. 8 AM - 8 PM
2020 Pricing
Blueberries ...... $2.00/lb
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We aim to keep our pricing competitive and fair. We do our research to make sure that you're getting the best value. Our pricing undercuts ALL local u-pick-blueberry operations in North Alabama. So pick as much as you want!
Come see the animals!
Boyd's Birds & Exotic Animals
We love animals! Keeping and interacting with animals has been a very important part of our lives. Though we don't label ourselves as a zoo or a petting zoo, we have all of our habitats set up in a way that is easily viewable by the public. We bet you'll see something you've never seen before!
Admission
We do not charge admission to the animal area at this time, but we are more than happy to accept a donation if you enjoyed your visit. There are multiple donation boxes set up throughout. Every dollar donated goes towards feed, shelters, and keeping the farm open for years to come!
Get in touch for more information or to plan a visit to The Boyd Family Farm.
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