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Can you help residents find blueberries? #875592

Asked July 02, 2024, 7:23 AM EDT

Disabled with a disabled vet spouse. Live rurally (mid central mi, Lake county). We got scammed on 40 lbs of blueberries last year. We freeze and use daily for breakfast all year as we have limited reliable transport for fresh foods. I NEED to fund a place I can purchase 20-40 lbs of blueberries nearby Lake or any neighboring county) please help. We can't afford to lose $ again! It's important to our health to eat something decent!

Lake County Michigan

Expert Response

Good afternoon and thank you for reaching out. I’m going to recommend that you connect with Rachel from our lake county Extension office. Here is Rachel’s contact information. :

https://www.canr.msu.edu/people/rachael-gillespie  

Best wishes,
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