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wewais — 2009-10-17 07:48:15

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	+ ------ + ''2009-10-17 08:48:15'' [[nbsp]] They are open right now for October, during the weekend from 9 to 6 and during the week they have school groups coming through so they're open to the public (the petting zoo is) at 11 AM until 6. Tractor rides only on the weekend. Both the tractor rides and maze is free! --["Users/wewais"]

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AmyTrinh — 2009-09-01 12:25:11

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AmyTrinh — 2009-09-01 12:23:37

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ViVi — 2009-07-10 12:06:04

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	+ ------ + ''2009-07-10 13:06:04'' [[nbsp]] Went at end of May for berries! It was a super hot weekend, making us more hesitant to venture further out back on the farm. + The strawberries were perfectly ripe and super sweet! They weren't like the supermaket strawberries that are gigantic but not too sweet. They had some already picked in baskets for sale. + Cherries- sweet but seemed not completely ripe yet? Maybe beginning of June is a better time for cherry picking. + Peaches- not ripe yet. + Apricots- delicious! Very sweet + Marion Berries-careful when picking off the bushes; they have thorns. However, it was the perfect time for these berries, ripe, juicy and sweet! Delicious + The prices are extremely reasonable also. My total was $3.75 for a full basket (those smaller green ones) of marion berries, a full basket of strawberries, a couple apricots, and a fistful of cherries. + Will be returning next year!! --["Users/ViVi"]

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ViVi — 2009-07-10 11:59:22

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	+ Just call to ask what their hours are. In May when I called, they were open Wednesdays-Sundays

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MeganCleary — 2009-05-30 11:16:11

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	+ + = U-Pick Rates and Information = + + + As of May 2009, here are the rates: + + strawberries: $1.25/pound, cherries: $1.99/pound, peaches/apricots: $1.99/pound, marionberries/raspberries: $2.99/pound. + + This means that they are still cheaper than Safeway for some things, but not others. The quality, though, makes a real difference. Safeway orders unripe fruit and often ripens it artificially - while it looks ripe, it never reaches the high sugar content of truly ripe fruit (like you get at Impossible Acres). So while it's amazingly tasty, it's not quite as cheap as it used to be. --["Users/MeganCleary"] +
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- - UPDATE: As of May 2009, here are the rates: strawberries: $1.25/pound, cherries: $1.99/pound, peaches/apricots: $1.99/pound, marionberries/raspberries: $2.99/pound. This means that they are still cheaper than Safeway for some things, but not others. The quality, though, makes a real difference. Safeway orders unripe fruit and often ripens it artificially - while it looks ripe, it never reaches the high sugar content of truly ripe fruit (like you get at Impossible Acres). So while it's amazingly tasty, it's not quite as cheap as it used to be. --["Users/MeganCleary"]

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	+ + UPDATE: As of May 2009, here are the rates: strawberries: $1.25/pound, cherries: $1.99/pound, peaches/apricots: $1.99/pound, marionberries/raspberries: $2.99/pound. This means that they are still cheaper than Safeway for some things, but not others. The quality, though, makes a real difference. Safeway orders unripe fruit and often ripens it artificially - while it looks ripe, it never reaches the high sugar content of truly ripe fruit (like you get at Impossible Acres). So while it's amazingly tasty, it's not quite as cheap as it used to be. --["Users/MeganCleary"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-05-22 05:43:58

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ScottRitchie — 2009-05-21 22:50:52

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-21 23:50:52'' [[nbsp]] Someone needs to tell them to update their web site --["Users/ScottRitchie"]

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AmyTrinh — 2009-05-17 23:50:36

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- ''2009-05-18 00:50:09'' [[nbsp]] Any one else have problems calling their phone number? I keep getting a busy tone. --["Users/AmyTrinh"]	+ ''2009-05-18 00:50:09'' [[nbsp]] Anyone else have problems calling their phone number? I keep getting a busy tone. --["Users/AmyTrinh"]

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AmyTrinh — 2009-05-17 23:50:09

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BlueDot — 2009-05-05 04:12:44

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	+ ------ + ''2009-05-05 05:12:44'' [[nbsp]] they're open year-round ;0 --["Users/BlueDot"]

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JoePomidor — 2009-04-29 13:43:50

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llamaslyr — 2009-04-26 00:01:39

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	+ ------ + ''2009-04-26 01:01:39'' [[nbsp]] Does anyone know when this place opens for the season? --["Users/llamaslyr"]

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JabberWokky — 2009-04-14 11:04:51

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- '''Impossible acres''' is "a small family ["farms" farm] that has been growing a variety of fruits and vegetables for the past 6 years. We sell some of our produce to local stores such as the ["Davis Food Co-op" Davis Food Coop], but most of what we grow is sold directly to folks who come to the farm either to buy fresh produce or to pick their own. Some of the crops we grow are raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, olallaberries, cherries, peaches, apricots, plums, apples, ["Pumpkins" pumpkins] and corn. We generally open in May and close at the end of October." They also sell jams made from their own fruits.	+ '''Impossible acres''' is "a small family ["farms" farm] that has been growing a variety of fruits and vegetables for the past 6 years. We sell some of our produce to local stores such as the ["Davis Food Co-op" Davis Food Coop], but most of what we grow is sold directly to folks who come to the farm either to buy fresh produce or to pick their own. Some of the crops we grow are raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, [wiki:wikipedia:"Olallieberry" olallaberries], cherries, peaches, apricots, plums, apples, ["Pumpkins" pumpkins] and corn. We generally open in May and close at the end of October." They also sell jams made from their own fruits.
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- [[Image(raspberrybox.jpg, "4.25 pounds of raspberries, $8.50, picked in one hour", right, 300, thumbnail)]]Raspberries - Most of the good berries are in the interior of the vines, amongst the thorns. Try using your harvesting box to push down and out on a few branches, opening up the foliage, exposing the bright red berries that were hidden before. Be sure to tug on the raspberries gently, as they are fragile, and are supposed to pop off of the cone-shaped receptacle beneath the now-hollow berry. Using this method you can pick large volumes of fresh raspberries quickly, while minimizing skin punctures. Gloves that leave the fingertips exposed can help protect your hands while harvesting any thorny berry.	+ [[Image(raspberrybox.jpg, "4.25 pounds of raspberries, $8.50, picked in one hour", right, 300, thumbnail)]] + + Raspberries - Most of the good berries are in the interior of the vines, amongst the thorns. Try using your harvesting box to push down and out on a few branches, opening up the foliage, exposing the bright red berries that were hidden before. Be sure to tug on the raspberries gently, as they are fragile, and are supposed to pop off of the cone-shaped receptacle beneath the now-hollow berry. Using this method you can pick large volumes of fresh raspberries quickly, while minimizing skin punctures. Gloves that leave the fingertips exposed can help protect your hands while harvesting any thorny berry.

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TheAmazingLarry — 2009-04-14 10:12:42

today is rid-the-wiki-of-false-olallaberries-links-day. i've done my part.

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JasonAller — 2008-09-28 09:17:14

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- Blackberries - A close relative of raspberries, these do not pop off of their receptacles, so expect to tug a little harder to remove them. Fully black and soft berries will be sweet, but if you prefer tart blackberries, as ["KarlMogel" I] do, pick them while the berries are still firm, even slightly reddish.	+ Blackberries - A close relative of raspberries, these do not pop off of their receptacles, so expect to tug a little harder to remove them. Fully black and soft berries will be sweet, but if you prefer tart blackberries, as ["Users/KarlMogel" I] do, pick them while the berries are still firm, even slightly reddish.

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 13:47:07

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- This farm has the best berries around. If you pick them yourself, they are only $2/lb... in comparison to Safeway or Albertsons that charges like $3.99 for 6 oz. Great buy, and you can eat while you pick too! I recommend the blackberries later in the summer, because they are huge. And, the raspberries are very yummy, but a bit harder to pick. --["JuliaNiazov"]	+ This farm has the best berries around. If you pick them yourself, they are only $2/lb... in comparison to Safeway or Albertsons that charges like $3.99 for 6 oz. Great buy, and you can eat while you pick too! I recommend the blackberries later in the summer, because they are huge. And, the raspberries are very yummy, but a bit harder to pick. --["Users/JuliaNiazov"]
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	+ + ''2006-07-15 17:03:46'' [[nbsp]] I love this place, its a great activity for a summer morning, and the cheapest place to get raspberries. If I am going to make fruit salad for a BBQ I try to make a trip out there that day, it doesnt take too long, and its worth it! --["Users/ShaunaMcKellar"]
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- ''2006-07-15 17:03:46'' [[nbsp]] I love this place, its a great activity for a summer morning, and the cheapest place to get raspberries. If I am going to make fruit salad for a BBQ I try to make a trip out there that day, it doesnt take too long, and its worth it! --["ShaunaMcKellar"] - ------ - ''2006-11-06 04:53:06'' [[nbsp]] What exactly about these acres is impossible? Who is Grandpa? Inquiring minds want to know... --["NickSchmalenberger"]	+ ''2006-11-06 04:53:06'' [[nbsp]] What exactly about these acres is impossible? Who is Grandpa? Inquiring minds want to know... --["Users/NickSchmalenberger"]

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apolloshenao — 2008-06-18 13:19:16

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- ''2008-06-06 16:58:47'' [[nbsp]] This place is great! You no need anymore to go to Brentwood to pick up cherries. And its apricots are also awesome~~ btw, its website seems to be expired --["Users/apolloshenao"]	+ ''2008-06-06 16:58:47'' [[nbsp]] This place is great! You no need anymore to go to Brentwood to pick up cherries. And its apricots are also awesome~~ --["Users/apolloshenao"]

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GeoffJohnson — 2007-10-11 17:14:18

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- Cherries - The 2006 cherry season at Impossible Acres is ''virtually'' over, as there are few fruits left on the trees, which did not pollinate well this year due to rain. Don't expect to find many cherries, but there may still be some left if you take the time to look.	+ Cherries - These are available earlier in the year than the other fruits, and some years there can be very few. But fresh cherries are awesome, so don't forget to wander through the orchard - the basket above was picked in one hour in a bad year!

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	+ ------ + ''2007-10-11 16:57:12'' [[nbsp]] Their pumpkin patch is great...kids love all of the baby animals that they're allowed to hold! --["Users/Danya"]

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-18 18:43:58

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JasonAller — 2006-11-12 17:16:40

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KarlMogel — 2006-06-07 16:21:14

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- Check it out.... nearly 2lbs of raspberries, 40 minutes of picking (by myself) and only $3.75! YUM!	+ ===Harvesting Advice=== + + It is a good idea to bring a bottle of water along, and also wear a hat and/or sunscreen. You can eat fruits as you pick them, and the most plentiful harvests can be found deep withing the rows - where most people don't normally venture. + + [[Image(raspberrybox.jpg, "4.25 pounds of raspberries, $8.50, picked in one hour", right, 300, thumbnail)]]Raspberries - Most of the good berries are in the interior of the vines, amongst the thorns. Try using your harvesting box to push down and out on a few branches, opening up the foliage, exposing the bright red berries that were hidden before. Be sure to tug on the raspberries gently, as they are fragile, and are supposed to pop off of the cone-shaped receptacle beneath the now-hollow berry. Using this method you can pick large volumes of fresh raspberries quickly, while minimizing skin punctures. Gloves that leave the fingertips exposed can help protect your hands while harvesting any thorny berry. + + Blackberries - A close relative of raspberries, these do not pop off of their receptacles, so expect to tug a little harder to remove them. Fully black and soft berries will be sweet, but if you prefer tart blackberries, as ["KarlMogel" I] do, pick them while the berries are still firm, even slightly reddish. + + Cherries - The 2006 cherry season at Impossible Acres is ''virtually'' over, as there are few fruits left on the trees, which did not pollinate well this year due to rain. Don't expect to find many cherries, but there may still be some left if you take the time to look. + + [[Comments]]

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KarlMogel — 2006-06-07 15:55:56

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JuliaNiazov — 2006-05-27 15:10:08

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	+ This farm has the best berries around. If you pick them yourself, they are only $2/lb... in comparison to Safeway or Albertsons that charges like $3.99 for 6 oz. Great buy, and you can eat while you pick too! I recommend the blackberries later in the summer, because they are huge. And, the raspberries are very yummy, but a bit harder to pick. --["JuliaNiazov"]

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JasonAller — 2005-10-11 17:36:31

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- Impossible acres is "a small family farm that has been growing a variety of fruits and vegetables for the past 6 years. We sell some of our produce to local stores such as the ["Davis Food Co-op" Davis Food Coop], but most of what we grow is sold directly to folks who come to the farm either to buy fresh produce or to pick their own. Some of the crops we grow are raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, cherries, peaches, apricots, plums, apples, pumpkins and corn. We generally open in May and close at the end of October."	+ Impossible acres is "a small family farm that has been growing a variety of fruits and vegetables for the past 6 years. We sell some of our produce to local stores such as the ["Davis Food Co-op" Davis Food Coop], but most of what we grow is sold directly to folks who come to the farm either to buy fresh produce or to pick their own. Some of the crops we grow are raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, cherries, peaches, apricots, plums, apples, ["Pumpkins" pumpkins] and corn. We generally open in May and close at the end of October."

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-10-08 15:57:18

ahapes --> shapes

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- Pumpkins and gourds of all ahapes and sizes, ornamental corn hayrides, haybale mazes, farm animals	+ Pumpkins and gourds of all shapes and sizes, ornamental corn hayrides, haybale mazes, farm animals

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RayValdes — 2005-10-08 15:08:07

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	+ + From the Web site: + + --> + '''PUMPKIN PATCH''' + + Oct. 1st through October 30 + + 9 AM - 6PM + + Pumpkins and gourds of all ahapes and sizes, ornamental corn hayrides, haybale mazes, farm animals + + <-- +

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JasonAller — 2005-08-08 17:40:47

location

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- \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| - \|\|(Please fill in address and nearby spots)\|\|	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Locations'''\|\| + \|\|UPick: County Road 97D\|\| + \|\|Grandpa's Barn: corner of ["County Road 98" cr98] and ["County Road 31" cr31]\|\|

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CarlMcCabe — 2005-06-18 16:31:44

somebody else should fill this in

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	+ \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Location'''\|\| + \|\|(Please fill in address and nearby spots)\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Hours'''\|\| + \|\|(see the [http://www.impossibleacres.com website])\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Phone'''\|\| + \|\|(530) 750-0451\|\| + \|\|<bgcolor='#E0E0FF'>'''Website'''\|\| + \|\|[http://www.impossibleacres.com/]\|\| + + Impossible acres is "a small family farm that has been growing a variety of fruits and vegetables for the past 6 years. We sell some of our produce to local stores such as the ["Davis Food Co-op" Davis Food Coop], but most of what we grow is sold directly to folks who come to the farm either to buy fresh produce or to pick their own. Some of the crops we grow are raspberries, boysenberries, blackberries, cherries, peaches, apricots, plums, apples, pumpkins and corn. We generally open in May and close at the end of October."