From Strawberries to Syrup: Let’s visit an operation that’s been in the family since 1802!

Whether you need a sweet treat in the hot summer or chilly fall, Felzke Farms in Michigan has you covered!

The state’s Farm Bureau takes us to their farm that is four generations deep!

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