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    Senior Member miguelina's Avatar
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    There are family run farms that will let you pick your own tomatoes and otehr fruits and veggies.

    http://www.pickyourown.org/index.htm


    Find a pick your own farm near you! This website provides local listings of pick your own (also called U-pick or PYO) farms in the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and other countries. There are crop calendars for each local area to tell you what is available to pick throughout the year, local weather forecasts and really easy illustrated directions to show you how to make jam, jelly, salsa, pickles, spaghetti sauce, applesauce, apple butter and 150 other recipes with step-by-step directions to can, freeze, dry or preserve the harvest.

    Our listings come from a variety of sources: consumers writing in to recommend a farm, the farmer's themselves and state agriculture departments. We update and add listings every day. Of course, we're always looking for more to add, so we welcome your recommendations! Customers can recommend a farm here and farmers can add (or update/correct) their own farm's listing by clicking here! And journalists looking for information for a story about pick-your-own farms or home canning should see this media resources page for more information.
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    Yep, otherwise known here in the NW for decades as "u-pick". This was always mainly berries though, but plenty did this with veggies, and up in Hood River, Oregon, some orchard owners also did with the apples and pears.
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