Blue Shepherd Farm

Blue Shepherd Farm grows blueberries selected for flavor.

Closed for the season

Checked Nov 4, 2026 on the farm's website · 5 pages read

Plan your visit

Usual hours when open: Hours not listed Check the farm's page before you go.
Where: 601 North Route J
Rocheport, MO 65279
Boone County

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Season: Picking season: JunApproximate, from what the farm says it grows and when.
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How to pay: Cash
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Checks
Pick and buy: U-pick: Blueberries
Sells: Raw, pure honey
Order: Berry picking appointment

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Before you go

As of Nov 4, 2026, the farm's website says it is closed for the season. See the farm's notice
Berry picking requires an appointment, with no more than five pickers per appointment.
Appointments can be scheduled through the online calendar when picking slots are available.
Pets are not allowed on the farm.

What's here and when

1 crop, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Nothing listed for November. Next up: blueberries in June.

Crop	When
BlueberriesThe Duke variety is described as ripening in mid to late June; the site does not provide a complete overall picking schedule.	June

Before you pick

The farm sanitizes its picking buckets between uses.

Also at the farm

1 item · From the farm's website

Also from the farm: Raw, pure honey

Prices the farm lists

5 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
Blueberry pint	$4.25 each
Blueberry quart	$8.50 each
Blueberry busket (4.5 qt)	$29.50 each
New, reusable busket	$6.00 each
Raw honey, 1.5 lb (pint)	$16.50 each

Prices change; the farm's own page has the latest.

Events and things to do

U-pick blueberry picking

Visiting and ordering

Good to know

Children seven or younger must be accompanied by one adult for every two children.
Appointments generally proceed in rain or shine unless the farm gives notice otherwise.
Visitors must stay within the fenced berry areas.

Ordering

Berry picking appointment: Berry picking appointments are scheduled online; appointments are currently disabled until the 2027 season.

About the farm

From the farm's website

The farm developed its blueberry plantings gradually, beginning with trial berms in 2012 and completing its planned planting in 2015. It also sells locally produced raw honey at checkout. Visitors can pick berries in a picturesque setting as a family activity.