Open for the 2023 season through late October!
APPLE & PEACH season now in progress: Fresh-picked peaches and apples are available at the market now. Pick your own peaches on selected dates: Please watch our Facebook page for updates. Pick your own apples on selected weekends to be announced SOON.
We grow over 12 peach varieties ripening now through early September, and 30 apple varieties ripening through October. We also carry everyday staples like fresh baked goods, honey, milk, Farm Country Cheese House cheese curds & meat sticks, Jones Farm meat, SoZo ground coffee, seasonal produce, eggs, maple syrup, ice cream treats, dry goods, goat milk soap, ice cold Coca Cola, candy, ice cream, and much more.
Please visit our “PEACHES” and “APPLES” pages for price & variety info and approximate harvest times.
Hanulcik Farm Market, pick-your own patch, and fruit orchards:
47 Dildine Road (corner of Dildine and North State Road/M-66), IONIA MI 48846
PHONE: (616) 527-3630 (call to place advance orders or to check pick your own conditions).
FARM MARKET 2023 Hours:
MONDAY-SATURDAY: 9AM – 6PM. SUNDAY: 10AM-6PM.
PAYMENTS ACCEPTED: 
- Cash & Personal Checks.
- Visa & MasterCard CREDIT or DEBIT cards.
- Senior Project Fresh coupons.
- WIC Project FRESH coupons.
- Bridge Card (NOTE: We accept the Bridge card for all of our pick your own fruit).
2023 HARVEST SCHEDULE
(NOTE: Harvest times can vary depending on weather & growing conditions) JUNE-JULY: Strawberry season (fresh picked or pick your own), asparagus, rhubarb, fresh seasonal produce.
JULY-AUGUST: Peach season (fresh picked or pick your own on selected dates), sunflowers (fresh picked at our market or pick your own on selected dates during peak bloom times), blueberries, plums, early apples, fresh seasonal produce.
SEPTEMBER: Apple season (fresh picked or pick your on selected dates), raspberries (fresh picked or pick your on selected dates), pears (fresh picked or pick your on selected dates), apple cider, seasonal produce, autumn decor, squash, broom corn bunches, pumpkins. OCTOBER: Apple season (fresh picked or pick your on selected dates), fresh seasonal produce, autumn decor, squash, pumpkins.
We are a “HYPERLOCAL” FARM MARKET: “Hyperlocal” refers to products that are grown or made in a community’s local area. Almost all of the produce and products we carry are grown or made right here on our farm OR sourced from other partner farms and small businesses in Ionia and the surrounding area…from our farm market to your table!
PICKING YOUR OWN fruit is a fun family activity! All ages are welcome in the strawberry, sunflower, and raspberry patches, peach & apple orchards, and “taste testing” is encouraged while you pick (sorry, but no pets allowed). Feel free to bring your containers to pick in to or buy picking containers at the farm. NOTE: Rainy/stormy weather can affect picking conditions and sometimes demand can exceed supply of ripened fruit in the patch or orchard, so it’s always a good idea to call ahead (616) 527-3630 for the fastest updates and to check pick-your-own conditions before you come out.
SUNFLOWERS: The pick your own sunflower patch first peak bloom is in late summer 2023 with additional staggered bloom dates through autumn. Our varieties include fancy, pollen-free sunflowers in a that don’t shed pollen dust and last longer than regular sunflowers. The patch is open during market hours when in peak bloom times, please stop at the market to borrow clippers and a pail to pick your own.
We also have a private sunflower patch available for photo shoots when in bloom. We charge a flat fee of only $25 to rent the patch for family, engagement, graduation, or baby photos. Plus you can pick a pail full of sunflowers with your patch rental. Please contact us for details or to make an appointment to rent the patch.
We grow over 30 APPLE varieties ripening from September through late October; including HONEYCRISP, GALA, LUDACRISP, McINTOSH, MUTSU, FUJI, GOLDEN DELICIOUS, RED DELICIOUS, PAULA RED, PINK LADY, ROSA LEE, SWEET ZINGER, JONAGOLD, ZESTAR, SWEET MAIA, and the hard to find heirloom varieties NORTHERN SPY and PIPPIN. Savor the flavor of autumn with our delicious, locally-grown tree-ripened apples harvested at the peak of ripeness. If you’re searching for “apple orchards near me”, we’re in the West Michigan/Central Michigan area, between Grand Rapids and Lansing.
Autumn through Halloween: Be sure to check out our PUMPKINS and jack o’ lanterns in a variety of colors and textures to fit every style and decor, both inside & outside your home!
NOTE: The pick your own patch and orchards are open on selected dates & hours and are weather dependent. Fruit harvests are announced close to each harvest date. From our farm to your table: Savor the flavor of fresh-picked MICHIGAN GROWN strawberries, raspberries, peaches and apples in season; OR pick-your own and SAVE!
PICK YOUR OWN ORCHARD INFO: Please be aware and careful as you walk through the orchard for branches and fallen fruit on the ground. Our apple orchard has dwarf trees that are easy to pick from. Our peach orchard has regular size trees, but there is low hanging fruit you can reach from the ground. You may also bring your own ladder (but you would assume all risk, should you do so). Always use care when walking in the orchard & fields, recognizing that there may be debris on the ground or uneven surfaces. (FYI: We do not assume responsibility for any injury arising out of a condition of the soil, trees, crops growing from it, and are not responsible for these conditions).
HANULCIK FARM MARKET, Strawberry/Raspberry/Sunflower Patch, and Primary Peach & Apple Orchards (corner of 47 Dildine/1425 N. State Road in Ionia MI)
Legacy Farm/Secondary Pick Your Own Apple Orchard/open on selected dates (740 Dildine Road, 1/4 mile west of our farm market & primary location in Ionia MI)
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We are a third generation FRUIT FARM, FARM MARKET, AND ORCHARD with locally-grown seasonal fruit from our farm to your family’s table since 1936. Our farm has been owned and operated by the same family for over 80 years in Ionia, Michigan.