Tassie Blue Blueberries

The farm is beautiful, it has all the facilities you need. It has a kitchen, laundry, showers with hot water and wifi.
Although it has a limited capacity, you can sleep on the farm. Whether in a booth in your own store or in your car.
At 200 meters you will find the river where you can see incredible sunsets.
The payment is per kilo, the bucket does not weigh more than 2.5 / 3 kilos and the trees are not very large, which is the harvest
Too easy. They also pack the fruit and the payment is per hour.

The family is super friendly and I never had any problem and just in case
if you need help they are always ready to help you.
Once the screening was completed, the coronavirus blockade caught us and allowed us to stay until this happened, with the safety of those who had lived there prevailing.

I worked two seasons and I only have words of thanks for them.
Sharon, Damian, Gary, Mark and Greg if you are reading this, thanks for everything. Thank you for making us feel like we are at home.
Regards. Ian

I have been working in AU 3 years, this blue berry farm is the best supervisor and boss I ever met, and co-worker are friendly. Meanwhile Cygnet is a such lovely place!

The farm is beautiful, our home for two seasons, you have all the facilities that you need in here, really good fruit.
The owners are great, they make you feel as a family, I recommend everyone to come and have a great experencie :):)

I have been working on this farm since January 2021, the owner and the supervisor are the so far the best I have ever seen. They treat workers with courtesy and kind-heart. Everyone who worked or has been working here won't say otherwise.
About the several Korean guys comments, here is the detail explanation so that you can make your own judgement: As a supervisor, part of his job is to make sure everyone picks as many blue blueberries( which are ripe) as possible, not just easy access ones, but also hidden ones and those at the top and the bottom of the plants, that's what the boss hired the supervisor for. But there were the Korean young couple who didn't follow the instructions, and the supervisor told them more than two times, yet they still didn't listen. On the contrary, the Korean guy just snapped whole bunches of blueberries and chucked them on the ground, merely out of anger. The supervisor tried to stop him wasting the fruit, while the young guy screamed loudly, as if he were abused. Then boss came and told the Korean couple to leave, as we work here based on mutual respect. When the Korean couple left, they showed their middle fingers to the boss and supervisor along with f words.
I feel sorry for them and those Korean guys who hadn't worked here while made negative comments.
As an asian, I am so so grateful for working and living in Tasmania, and so grateful for coming to this farm and met a whole group of nice and friendly people.
I am here just to explain what happened to those deliberate bad comments and at last to pray for those Korean couple, hope they can find a new satisfied job to make their living and wish they could really be grateful for what Australia has to offer.
God bless them and everyone who appreciate what our Heavenly Father and Lord Jesus prepared for us.
Amen.

A lovely place to pick blueberries, people are nice and helpful☺

First grade blueberries can be purchased here for AUD 15.00 kg (2021 season price). Straight from the farm, couldn't be fresher. Plenty of parking and small indoor shop for purchasing the blueberries. Currently it's cash only so bring your cash with you - there's no facility for card transactions. Must travel a small amount of gravel road maybe 0.5-1.0km in Lymington before you arrive at the blueberry farm. Well worth the trip if you're a lover of blueberries and want to stock up while they're in season.

Nice family run business.. :) Sharon is very friendly to us the whole time. I would like to come back to work for them if possible. It's very easy going and flexible hours to work there. My whole season work experience. Recommend !

Delicious and fat organic blueberries. If you come here while the blueberries are in season (Jan/Feb), you can pick your own at a great price. They supply buckets, and plastic containers. I come every year and collect a few kilos.

Just bought a punnet of these berries from Harris Farm in Sydney. Seriously the best blueberries I've ever tasted! So much so, I had to Google them.

I know that I can always bring touring cyclists here on our tours because the blueberries are always large, juicy and very tasty.

Excellent freshly picked fruit for sale.

Today, I was excited to purchase some fresh and reasonably priced blueberries. However, my experience at the shop around 3 pm on 01/03/2024 left much to be desired. Regrettably, the female staff member sold me third-grade blueberries, falsely presenting them as second-grade quality. As a loyal customer of your farm for the past four years, I am deeply disappointed by this dishonesty. It raises doubts about the integrity of your farm's practices and undermines the trust I've placed in your products.

I've purchased 10 kilograms, or 10 containers of 1 kilogram each, of berries. The containers in the fridge were marked with your table at $12 per kilogram. On your fridge, there's a table indicating 1st grade at $20 per kilogram, 2nd grade at $15 per kilogram, and a bulk buy option for 10 kilograms with a discount. I was there last week, and a gentleman at the shop explained that to me. It seems someone either provided incorrect information or aimed to upsell for higher profit. All you had to clarify was that the bulk discount doesn't apply to the 3rd grade berries priced at $12 per kilogram. Instead, you indicated that the berries you sold me were 2nd grade...

I had a very bad experience picking and I saw the bad experiences of the other pickers in this farm. They pay from 5 to 15 $/h, employing young foreigners that don't know about the law of the country and making them work hard in a piece-rate base. I would ask people not to support their bluberries as they don't pay fairly to the workers. There is other blueberries farms in the area that may do a better job.

After working for several farms in Australia picking cherries, apples and berries. This has been the worst farm I've worked for. The owners and supervisors are disrespectful to the pickers and they pay under the legal limits. They hire mostly foreigners that don't speak much english, and it makes you wonder why... maybe because they can't complain? I wouldn't support their business.

Rude supervisor They never respect their workers. Don’t go there.

Rude and ignorant farm staff. Don't work here.