Quarter Amish

Name: Quarter Amish
Address: 24611 Van Wedding Road, Sunman, IN, 47041, US
Telephone: (812) 623-2803

Quarter Amish is a u-pick farm in Sunman, Indiana with a farm stand.

Daily schedule not specified, 2018: 8 AM-6 PM

Farm's website last updated 2020 · checked Nov 4, 2026

Plan your visit

Hours: Daily schedule not specified, 2018: 8 AM-6 PM
Where: 24611 Van Wedding Road
Sunman, IN 47041
Dearborn County

Directions Call Website

Phone (812) 623-2803 · Facebook · YouTube

How to pay: Cash
Checks
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Pick and buy: U-pick: Red raspberries, Blackberries
Sells: Blackberry syrup, Blackberry pie filling, Blackberry jam, Goat milk soap +1 more

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Before you go

The newest date on the farm's website is 2020, so some details may have changed. Call before you go.
Call before visiting to confirm that ripe berries are available.
Visitors may bring containers, and the farm may provide picking boxes or containers.
The farm required visitors to use its berry containers during the 2020 season.
Picking depends on the weather and the crop; check the farm's page or call the day you go.

What's here and when

2 crops, all U-pick · From the farm's website

Nothing listed for November. Next up: blackberries in July.

Crop	When	Price
Blackberries	July	$6 per pound (2018)
Red raspberries	Ask the farm	$5 per pound (2016)

Also at the farm

5 items · From the farm's website

Jams, preserves and sauces: Blackberry syrup, Blackberry pie filling, Blackberry jam
Crafts and gifts: Goat milk soap, Goat milk body products

Prices the farm lists

2 prices · From the farm's website

Item	Price
Red raspberries, u-pick	$5 per pound (2016)
Red raspberries, ready-picked	$6 per pound (2016)

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

Events and things to do

U-pick berry picking
Picking under the high tunnel

Visiting and ordering

Hand-washing station

Good to know

Morning picking is recommended because of the heat.
Visitors may bring shallow containers for picking.

About the farm

From the farm's website

Also: Farm stand

The site describes a 4-H Youth Development Educator who has gardened and preserved food for over 40 years and offered a food-preservation program. The site describes preserving garden produce through water-bath canning, pressure canning, dehydrating, and freezing. The operation includes goats and chickens and makes goat-milk soap and other body products. Visitors can pick thornless blackberries under a high tunnel, including during rainy weather.