Blue Sky "Ceu Azul" Blueberries
Farm Fresh Blueberries
Blue Sky Blueberries “Ceu Azul” is located in a hidden canyon area near
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About Blueberries and How to Use Them
Recent research has found that blueberries are naturally high in antioxidants and disease prevention compounds. More on the many health benefits of blueberries can be found on our Health Benefits page.
Also, blueberries are great for cooking and/or freezing for later. Blueberries can be added to cobblers, crisps, muffins, trail mix, smoothies, pies, cakes, wraps, salads, pasteries, breads, punch, toppings, tortes, waffles and so much more. Check our Recipes page for more information.
Experience for yourself the exceptional quality of farm fresh blueberries
Update May 8th, 2008:
NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS for fruit.
See our sustainable farming practices on TSPN TV www.tspntv.com Look under "Programming, Amador This Week" for this feature presentation!
Also, see our feature article in the Union Democrat Newspaper serving all the Mother Lode counties. www.uniondemocrat.com
A recent hard freeze has set us back a bit with regards to a start of harvest date. Fruit quality looks excellent again this year.
Eat your colors - Blue is Best!
BLUEBERRY CONSULTANT/MANAGER: Ever thought of growing blueberries commercially at your place? Have investors wanting to get in on the industry? Call me. I am more than willing to talk with you regarding blueberry development and management.
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Our fruit is hand picked and delicately packed from
mid-May through June.
Our blueberries are grown under sustainable and ecological enhancement farming practices. We feel our practices encourge benefical species (flora, insects, microbes, fungi, bacteria, vertabras, birds, etc) to naturally help us create a dynamicly diverse farming environment for our blueberries. We strategically balance our bushes to fruit load so all the wonderful flavors are captured in the berries. See the Sustainable Farming page for specific details on how we optimize our natural resources for high quality fruit.
