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Thank you for supporting the Friends of Bowers Farm! Your contribution is appreciated.

Camp Kit - Best of Barnyard Buddies

Ages 3-5
Pay & pickup during open hours at the Visitor Center.
IN STOCK at the Visitor Center.

DETAILS

$45.00

Farm Produce - seasonal availability

We are selling Bowers Farm produce during open hours of the Visitor Center Farm Store. The fresh produce is first come-first serve.
OPEN hours for the Visitor Center produce sales are:

Tuesdays & Thursdays 10a-7p
Saturdays 10am - 9p.

Come check out what we have to offer. Based on seasonal availability from our garden!

$0.00

Ariat Riding Breeches

Ariat riding breeches: beige, and sized 30R. NEW.

$100.00

Dozen Farm Fresh Eggs

Our farm-fresh eggs are sustainably raised in a movable coop. Packaged with care by volunteers and students at the Bowers School Farm. Available in August.

$5.00

Pick-up Instructions for produce and barn sale:

Fresh Produce

Visit our walk-up Farm Stand for fresh array of picks from the Bowers School gardens. After you make your selections, visit the Farm Stand page to make your payment. If you have questions, please send an email to bowersfarm@bloomfield.org. The Farm Stand is located near the greenhouse.

Virtual Barn Sale
After your purchase is complete, please send an email to bookings@friendsofbowersfarm.org and we'll coordinate a pick-up time that's convenient. Some items may also be shipped, but additional fees will apply. We will have your email and phone number as well, so expect a call from us if we don't hear from you first!
Your purchases will be available for pick up at Bowers School Farm. All pick-up stations and appointments will comply with COVID-19 social distancing guidelines. Please enter the farm using the entrance labeled "Bowers Academy - 1223 E Square Lake Rd" to access farm reception and pick up areas.

For location information, click here.

About the Flower Baskets

Bloomfield Hills High School FFA chapter, as part of their Horticulture unit and yearly fundraiser, are growing hanging baskets in our greenhouse. The students work incredibly hard to plant and manage these baskets. From strategically choosing the types of flowers, soil, fertilizer, irrigation methods, and creating a marketing plan for sales - purchasing a basket means a lot to these students! The money raised goes towards supporting their leadership activities and hands-on field trips!